What is the reformed faith? This article points to the sovereignty of God, man's sinful nature, the work of Christ, election, justification and the Christian life as distinguishing aspects of the reformed faith.

How would you define "Reformed"? This article clarifies what the term is all about, that it has to do with re-forming according to the teachings of Scripture, in all aspects of life, including worship and church government.

What is reformed faith, and what does it mean to be reformed today?

What does the word "reformed" mean? What does it mean to be reformed today?

This article is about the close connection between doctrine and life-style in Reformed theology. In this regard the author discusses the knowledge of God the Creator, the consequence of Man's rebellion, the necessity of Scripture, the centrality of Christ's work, and the necessity of regeneration.

What are the challenges facing Reformed evangelicalism? This article discusses a number of challenges to Reformed evangelicalism; that is, it discusses challenges to biblical sufficiency, moral purity, cultural flexibility, doctrinal fidelity, ecclesiastical simplicity, and experiential piety.

What is a Reformed church? This article looks at various aspects of a Reformed church, including its preaching, the person of the minister in the church, the needs of the people, and church doctrine.

Is it wrong to call oneself Reformed or a Calvinist? Are we creating unnecessary divisions in the church by using these terms?

This article is about the essence of Calvinism and the Reformed faith.

Are Reformed believers Pharisees? This article looks at the obedience of Christians and the place of traditions.

What makes a church reformed? This article gives a historical and doctrinal answer to this question.

This article explains that to the Reformers, salvation was solus Christus, that is, in Christ alone and based on his merits.

How can you be saved? Sola fide is the answer provided by the Reformers. This article by looking at salvation by faith alone discusses the nature of saving faith, the role of faith in salvation, and the relation of faith to works.

What is God’s goal with creation and salvation? Soli Deo Gloria is the answer that the Reformers gave. This article shows how "glory to God alone" came to characterize the Reformation and the implication this has for church life.

How do you spot a Calvinist? A Calvinist is someone who has surrendered his will to God’s will, which is reflected by a life of consistent prayer.

Reformed theology is a faithfulness to the universal faith as God has expressed it in the scriptures. This article looks at the reality of achieving such an ideal. Reformed theology is only possible when we continually search God's word and act in obedience to this word.

This article looks at the three streams of the Reformation - the Lutheran, Anglican, and Reformed streams - and how they differed. Celebrating Reformation day should be a recognition of God's work and providence for His church.

This article looks at the place of the Scripture in the Reformation and the reformed faith.

The author looks at being Reformed as having a balanced Christianity. He urges the reader to guard this treasure given to them by God.

This article is about being Reformed. The author focuses on Reformed doctrine, Reformed worship and Reformed church government. Calvinism is also discussed, as well as the relation between church and world.

What does it mean to be reformed?

This article is about the use and the history of the phrase "semper reformanda".

This article starts of with some of the highlights of the life of John Calvin. The difference between Calvinism and Arminianism is also discussed. The article finishes by looking at the Scriptural basis for the five points of Calvinism.

This article is about different aspects of the reformed faith and life that needs reforming.

Nicole wants to reword the so-called five points of Calvinism in an effort to prevent misunderstandings.

This article explains the five solas of the Reformation: sola scriptura, sola gratia, sola fide, solus Christus, and soli Deo Gloria. It makes a call to the Reformed churches today to adhere to these principles.

How do you spot a Calvinist? A Calvinist is someone who is not prideful, but has God and his glory at the centre of his life.

What must I do to be saved? This article demonstrates that the biblical answer has always been in Christ alone, by grace alone and faith alone. This is how also the church should answer.

This article defends the Protestant doctrine that Scripture alone is our ultimate authority. It considers the teaching of Scripture on the matter. From there it moves to consider the position of Roman Catholics in this discussion, namely, that Scripture is one of several sources of authority.

Are Calvinists, or is Calvinism, as cold and heartless as some say? This article shows a different way. It highlights the heart of John Calvin, the biblical roots of Calvinism, and how doctrine moulds character.

This article looks at the phrase, "Ecclesia reformata, semper reformanda" ("the church Reformed must always be reforming"). It studies the history of this phrase and what it means for the church today.