Justification is at the heart of how Jesus Christ becomes my Saviour. This article discusses the righteousness of God (also as Judge), the grace of God, and the relation between justification and sanctification.

What is sanctification? This article explains that sanctification is not the work of man, but of God. It looks at the relationship between justification and sanctification. When sanctification is separated from justification, then sanctification becomes works of righteousness. 

Antinomianism is the enemy of the gospel. Why? Because it separates gospel from law, justification and sanctification. How? The article explains by looking at the relationship between gospel and law.

What is the relationship between justification and sanctification? This article explains this by showing how justification and sanctification are common, and how they are different. 

In this article on Lord's Day 32 of the Heidelberg Catechism, the author discusses the divine cause of good works, the personal comfort of good works, and the neighborly benefit of good works. The relation between justification and sanctification is also discussed as both works of God's grace.