The author attempts to emphasize the importance of the Reformed doctrines of grace. He focuses specifically on the teaching of total depravity. It is based on Scripture's teaching that God saved us while we were yet dead in our trespasses (Ephesians 2:1). In the final place, the author emphasizes the importance of equipping believers with these teachings so that they can be able to teach them to others.
Though there is reason to lament the brevity of life, there is also reason to rejoice. This article explains that because life is short, we won't sin for long, labour for long, suffer for long, or wait for long.
What is your identity? This question can only be answered when you start by looking outside yourself for answers. This article explains the path to self-awareness: through God's Word.
Gregory of Nazianzus wrote that man "has been ordered to become God." This article explores the meaning of these words. This idea of theosis or deification is a distinctive feature of Orthodox theology in the east.
The article explains four things that are important for us to know in order to attain to a true self-knowledge.
The thought of being independent is a threat to accepting your limitations. There are eight areas that show you are not a superhero. This article explains them and calls you to live in peace knowing that you are not in control but God is.
Why do we possess imagination? Imagination is what characterizes humans because it is a gift from God. It is given so that we can understand God, defend the faith and evangelize others.
This article warns against viewing humans as having a division between body and soul. The author discusses a proper way of thinking about man in relation to the resurrection.
This article wants to highlight the relevance of Reformed higher education for the present academic and cultural environment. Dennison first gives an introduction to the Reformed educational heritage. He then notes the influence of Plato’s view of the immortality of the soul.
