What is self-esteem? Based on Romans 12:3 this article argues that for Christians, self-esteem is learning to think about yourself correctly, that is, according to God's truth. This thinking about self can have three categories - ontological, ethical and functional.
What does it mean to dress modestly? Because clothing communicates something, Christians should know how to dress in public worship and in general. From 1 Timothy 2:9-10 this article looks at the meaning of dressing modestly, then draws some principles for Christians.
Why are Christians required to practice hospitality? Based on Hebrews 13:1-2 this article argues that hospitality is an expression of Christ's love to strangers, and a mark of genuine faith.
Can a Christian have a tattoo? From Leviticus 19:26-31 this article addresses the matter by also considering a related question: why would a Christian want to have a tattoo?
Can women be in office? This article argues that women cannot be ordained as elders or pastors. Applying hermeneutical principles to 1 Timothy 2:12, it shows that the case for women in office has no biblical grounds.
Is there a biblical foundation for the evening service? With a view to Exodus 29:38-46 this article looks at the practice of morning and evening worship throughout the Bible, as well as the practice of it in the early church and Reformation. It outlines the benefits of these services, and calls believers to uphold this practice.
