“The relationship between Word and Spirit has been justly characterized as the pivotal point of the theology.” Read this article to see why.

God uses the means of grace—preaching and sacraments—to call people to himself.

This article is about worship and the means of grace. What does worship do in our lives?

This article shows that God's grace can reach the mentally impaired or with the gospel through Scripture reading, sacraments, and singing. Through this God achieves his purpose of election.

God uses the church as a channel of his grace. This article explains what the means of grace are: Word and sacraments.

What are the instruments that the Lord normally uses to generate and sustain faith in the hearts of fallen human beings? It is the preaching of the gospel and the administration of the sacraments. These are the means of grace. This article explains them.

Attending public worship is crucial to the Christian life. This article shows that it is in public worship that the means of grace—God's word, sacraments and prayer—are fully experienced.

Means of grace are the things instituted by Christ to keep us in communion with Him. It includes prayer, preaching, and the sacraments, which are beneficial for our spiritual growth.

This article is on Charles Simeon's view of prayer and the place Scripture should have in our lives.