Open theism claims that God does not really know the future. This article shows that if that were true, Romans 8:28-29 would be meaningless. God has complete foreknowledge of the future, including our suffering.

This article looks at John Calvin's view on spirituality. The author looks at his view of the work of the Spirit, the Christian life, union with Christ, spirituality and the church, and spirituality and the future. 

This article on Joshua 3:4 is about the future, having peace and security, and the providence and rule of God.

This article on the Holy Spirit in the Old Testament focuses on the Spirit and the world, the Spirit and the people of God, the Spirit and the Word of God, the Spirit and the offices in the church, and the Spirit and the future.

This is a basic article on the future and end times.

It is a feature of true Christianity that it will always look forward to the return of Christ. The article contrasts the way of the world (living for the now) and the believers who reckons with the future and last judgment of God.

The best remedy for the present suffering is to meditate on the future glory. The author looks at the change of priorities, the change of company and the change of condition in the lives of the believers when the Lord Jesus returns to the earth.

In this article on Philippians 3:13-14, the past and the future is discussed, as well as the Christian hope.

How should Christians think about the future? This article speaks about individual eschatology, discussing physical death, immortality of the soul, resurrection of the body, annihilationism, and soul sleep.

When approaching the subject of the Bible and the future, what should we bear in mind? This article mentions several things: keep within the bounds of Scripture, focus upon the truth as it is in Christ, go back to the beginning to understand the promises for the future, and let your hope be nurtured by the Word.

How should Christians think about the future? This article answers this question by looking first at the context of the Old Testament. What, from the Old Testament perspective, was the believer's outlook upon the future?

The Lord's Supper was given for our spiritual nourishment, but how must we see Christ's presence at the Lord's Supper? It also looks at Christ's constant faithfulness and teaches us to look to the future.