The author traces the growing trend where commitment is being pushed aside in today's popular culture, with respect to dating, marriage, as well as one's faith to the Lord Jesus Christ.

This article is a biographical account of the commitment and works of faith of some of history's lesser-known Christians, and of some in church history whose political or literary influence is known more than their contributions to the cause of Christianity.

Using an example from the world of music, this author illustrates the kind of commitment and humility that is required in leaders. These qualities are required in pastors as leaders of the church, and fit with Ephesians 4:15-16.

This article is about the future of the reformed faith, truth in theology and commitment in the church.