This article looks at the relationship between Christianity and logic. God is the standard of truth, and therefore logic is a means to arriving at truth, not the determining factor of truth. Christian logic involves taking the truth of the Triune God into account.

This article is about the Christian mind and knowledge. Christianity is a religion of head and heart, but nowadays there is very little focus on the intellect and truth as a part of faith.

How does one develop a Christian mind? This article points to the help that Proverbs offers on this matter, and from there the author outlines a number of particular steps involved in forming a Christian mind. The Word of God is central in this process.

How do you love God with your mind? This article explains five ways of loving God with your mind.

"I feel like..." Is this how you express yourself? This article shows that for a Christians the flow should be from what they believe into what they think and feel. Feelings are not enough.

The Bible refer to the mind of the believer as the darkened mind. However, the believer's mind has been renewed. This article argues that it is in the renewing of the mind that the believer learns self-control and how to resist the world. The Christian man's mind is one that is being transformed to the mind of Christ.

Christian knowledge of God is intellectual, volitional, and moral. This knowledge comes through faith, and it is different from the knowledge of Gnosticism. This is what the article explains.

God's progressive work of sanctification in the believer creates a mind which is set on Jesus Christ, is shaped by the Bible, is holy, and is taken by God's creation.

This article looks at the challenge of developing a way of thinking that mirrors God, identifying some hindersances to developing a Christian perspective.

Curiosity is part of being human. How should we view curiosity? This article argues that curiosity must be nurtured, but this must be done in seeking holy curiosity. It also explains that curiosity offers an opportunity for growth.

This article addresses the question, "With what should I fill my mind?" with the aid of Romans 12:2.

This article is about study, learning, and the knowledge of God.

This article explains that while there is a place for emotions in the Christian experience, there is no place for emotionalism. It draws some lessons from Luke 9:57-62 regarding the difference between the two.