Conversion is turning from sin to God. This article explains the biblical grounds for repentance and the three characteristics of repentance. 

What is it that has weakened the church today? It is the absence of sense of sin. This article explains that true conversion, sanctification and the work of the Holy Spirit are linked to the sense of sin. Has the loss of sense of sin imply that we lost true conversion and sanctification, living with the absence of the Spirit? 

When it comes to conversion the sinner is both passive and active. How? The article explains by showing how the Holy Spirit works conversion in the life of the sinner. 

The experience of conversion differs with every Christian. However, the characteristics of conversion are always the same. This article explains those characteristics. 

What is regeneration? This article explains what it means to be born again. It shows the relationship between regeneration and conversion, and it defines what regeneration is not in order to explain what it is.

The 95 Theses written by Martin Luther could not have been written if it was not for Luther’s conversion. This article explains Luther’s conversion and how it let to the writing of the Theses.

This article explores the necessity, possibility, and content of conversion.

This article explains conversion, including the elements that are essential to conversion: conviction, faith, and repentance.

How can you help the unconverted who are in the church? This letter offers three pieces of pastoral advice to the unconverted that may lead them to conversion.

This article explains the work of the Holy Spirit in conversion. It looks at how the Spirit works in changing the conscience, understanding, affections, and will of man.

This article gives eight reasons why people fail to come to Christ. With unbelief leading them all, conversion eludes many.

There is no denying that the turning point in Martin Luther's life was his conversion. In this article, the author shows how God in His providence worked in the life of Luther by revealing the darkness in him and bringing him to His light. God then led Luther to write the ninety-five theses and promote the reformation of the church.

This article discusses the importance of evangelism, but also the dangers of using wrong methods. The author specifically looks at the psychological aspect of altar-calls, and what conversion really is.

This article is about the baptism with the Spirit and whether this happens some time after conversion (second blessing). The author looks at Acts 2 and Ephesians 1:13-14 for answers. He also talks about the Holy Spirit as a deposit.

This article takes a look at Hebrews 6:6. First there is an in depth look at the background of the book Hebrews, and then at the specific text with the question: Is conversion after apostasy impossible?

What is the goal of evangelism? The author contrasts easy-conversionism with God-glorifying conversion, and how this should shape our evangelism.