This article is about gender identification, about God's beautiful design to create man and women differently. It talks about gender blending, and the way Christians should use clothing according to gender.

This article considers the theology of Roman Catholicism. It explains the notion that Rome alone is able to understand and interpret the Scriptures. It also discusses papal infallibility, the priesthood, baptism, mass, Mariology, as well as the doctrines of forgiveness and assurance. It offers some practical guidelines on how to show Christ to the Roman Catholic.

This article considers the history and theology of the Jehovah's Witnesses. Regarding its history, it considers individuals such as Charles Russell, J.F. Rutherford, and H.N. Knorr. Regarding its theology, it outlines their doctrine of Scripture, and of the person and work of Jesus Christ. It then offers some considerations as to how to engage with a Jehovah's Witness at your door.

This article considers the Old Testament data on the topic of divorce and remarriage. The author establishes that marriage is a covenant. From there it discusses the OT data on marriage breakup, whether through adultery or marriages ended by an excommunication by death. It examines Deuteronomy 24:1-4, the only place where a bill of divorce is mentioned. It also considers marriage and divorce in post-exilic Israel.

This article considers the New Testament data on divorce and remarriage. It examines Matthew 5:31-32, Matthew 19:3-12, Mark 10:2-12, and 1 Corinthians 7:7-16. From the observations made, the author offers several conclusions.

This article discusses the exception clause in Matthew 5:31-32 and Matthew 19:9 concerning divorce and remarriage. It considers the key arguments of Heth and Wenham, who have argued that the exception clause refers only to the divorce act, and offers some counter arguments.

This article considers the implications of the biblical data on divorce and remarriage for today. It observes the development in Scripture on God's dealings with his people, and how that impacts this discussion.

This article discusses the argument that marriage cannot be undone because husband and wife are one flesh.

The regulative principle of worship states that God disapproves of all modes of worship not expressly sanctioned by his word. Does this mean that there should be no musical instruments in public worship? This article examines reasons why Calvin and others were against musical instruments and why the church today can make use of musical instrument during worship.

Is Islam a religion of peace? This articles answers, "No."

Looking at the inheritance a believer has in Christ, this article shows how this links with the worship service and the preaching of the Word.

This article shows that the resurrection of Christ is good news to God’s people because through it justification is guaranteed, sanctification is assured, and a glorified body will be given.

The case of Deborah in Judges 4–Judges 5 has been used to justify the debate of women in office. This article shows that though Deborah was a prophetess, she was not a judge, and that this was a special provision of God.

The culture is stuck in adolescence. In its desire for more entertainment, novelty, emotions, and feelings, it has remained a juvenile culture. This article shows how this attitude has also affected the church. In seeking to be attractive to the youth, the church has remained in adolescence. This article maps a way forward to recover from this and be grown-ups.

After Pentecost, the role of angels changed from being messengers of God’s salvation to being hearers of the gospel. Therefore, worship takes place in the presence of angels as they witness the gospel preached.

Understanding the worship service to be a privilege of God’s grace will create joy, so much so that the second service will not be a burden, but rather a joyful time of worshiping God together with His people.

This article shows that evolution and the biblical truth of creation cannot live together. Accepting evolution means denying scripture. The author demonstrates this by looking at the theory around the beginning of Adam.

Numbers 6:24-26 records the priestly blessing. This article shows that the priestly blessing functioned both as a declaration and a prayer. Through the blessing God declares His presence to His people. This article looks at the meaning of this blessing, how it was fulfilled in Christ, and the significance of its modern use at the end of the worship service.

Looking at the biblical texts inscribed on the Martyrs’ Monument, this article shows that the encouragement to remain faithful unto death is still relevant for the church today, since it continues to face persecution. The martyrs serve as a encouragement to hold fast to the promise of Christ that He will dress us in white robes of salvation.

Why bother with politics? This article looks at what the kingship of Jesus Christ means for politics and government. 

This article views teachers as fathers, and examines the purpose of education, authority, and telling the great deeds of God to our children.

This article looks at the place government is taking in the education of our children. 

This article on Hebrews 12:22-24 focuses on New Testament worship, which is so much more than Old Testament worship. 

Can we sing all the Psalms? The author specifically looks at Psalm 137 and Psalm 139 and the imprecatory Psalms, and how we should view them as New Testament Christians.

This article is about parenting, and specifically about children and discipline and punishment.

This article on Psalm 133 is about church unity as a gift of God.

This article is about education and educaters, specifically about teachers and their relationship to parents and the communion of saints.

In this article on New Age, the author looks at New Age's view of sin, of man and of God. It also discusses how we should focus our evangelism on New Age.

In this article on corrupt language, Matthew 24:37 and Genesis 6:11 are also discussed.

This article is about surrogate motherhood in the Old Testament. Genesis 16:1-4 and Genesis 30:1-13 is also discussed.

This article is about television and the secularization that comes through the TV into our homes.

This article discusses the modern ideas people have today about angels, and then also looks at the task of angels according to Scripture.

This article is about our clothes, and being dressed with Christ. Our walk with God is also discussed.

This article is about office-bearers as slaves of Christ. Christian labour is also discussed, as well as Luke 17:7-10.

This article on Genesis 1:3-5 is about light and the sun on the first day of God's creation.

This article looks at the task of the elders, especially from the viewpoint of the elder in the Old Testament. The elder and justice is discussed, as well as the requirements for an elder.

This article is about the length of the days in Genesis 1, and about the relation of faith and science. The day-age theory and the age of earth is also discussed.

This article is about Scripture and science. Scripture is not a science textbook, but what does this mean for how we see creation and special revelation? The laws of nature and the limitations of science is also discussed.

This article is about the relation of the government to the kingdom of God. Government's view on false religion is discussed, as well as its task to keep peace and order. Article 36 of the Belgic Confession also features in this article.

This article is about the history of Galilee and specifically the time Jesus Christ was in Galilee.

This article is about an old inscription found at Ketef Hinnom with the priestly blessing (Numbers 6:24-26).

This article is about the fulfillment of the Feast of weeks in Pentecost. It shows Pentecost as the first fruits of God's work. Acts 2:1 is discussed.

This article is about the importance of singing in our family worship. As families we should be praising God together through our song and music.

The article is about the influence of the television.

This article is about parenting, and specifically about children and prosperity, children and the example of parents, and children's dependency on parents.

This article is about Operation Rescue and the physical resistance against abortion. Civil disobedience is also discussed.

This article is about unborn life and abortion. The author looks at Exodus 21:22-25 and also at abortion in the Ancient Near East.

This article is about the city Ur and the history of Abraham (Genesis 11:27-32).

This article on Matthew 2:1-12 is about the King of the world coming to this earth.

This article is about the purpose of holidays. It also discusses rest and feasts.

This article is about the presence of God with his people. The author looks at the relation of temple and church, and the temple and Jesus Christ. A special focus is on the Holy of holies in the tabernacle/temple. Fellowship with God is an important topic of this article, as well as God dwelling with his people.

This article on prayer and the incense offering discusses the position of the incense offering, the aroma of the incense offering, and the rules for the incense offering. Exodus 30 is discussed.

This article is about the child sacrifices we still find today: abortion and untimely sex education.

This article discusses the type of dancing that Scripture mentions, particularly the dancing that was an expression of great joy.

This article is about evolution and Adam as the first human.

The author looks at the Biblical foundation of the question: Should we get involved politically? He also discusses the challenges and comforts of this task.

This article is about the ascension of our Lord Jesus Christ. This world is under the curse, but it received the blessing from our Lord before he ascended to heaven. Luke 24:50-51 is an important passage in this article.

This article is about the importance of remembrance for the Christian. We need to always remember the great deeds of God in our lives.

This article is about people living with disabilities and the task they have in the service of God. The author also looks at what we can learn from these special children and disabled people.

This article is about meeting God in all his glory and holiness in the worship service, and how we should dress for the occasion. It is about our clothing for church.

What is the purpose of a holiday? The author specifically looks at the way God worked with his people in the Old Testament, giving them feasts and rest days.

This article is about how we should read the account of creation in Genesis 1. Does Genesis 1 presents itself as history?

In this article the author first looks at the minister as elder. He then continues to discuss the preacher as priest from texts like Romans 15:16 and 2 Corinthians 5:18-20.

In this article the author looks at Islam and violence, and what this means for Christianity and Christians in Islamic countries.

This article is about environmentalism. How should we as good stewards be busy with this earth? This article also looks at the religious nature of environmentalism.

This article is about what should happen to the body of a Christian after death. Should the believer's body be buried or cremated? The author looks at the burning of the body in the Old Testament as punishment, and what this means for burial and cremation today.

This article is about human rights. In this article the author looks at human rights in its relation to duties towards God and the right God has on people. The place of the government is also discussed.

This article is about the enormous difference between Christianity and Islam. Christians must reach out to Muslims in humbleness.

How must we as Christians be involved in society? This article looks at the fact the we have a very specific task in society we cannot just ignore. The article is about our task towards the government (obey, pray and interact), and how we should participate in the public square.

This article is about singing as a special way to thank God. It looks at the importance of the Psalms, but also at why we need to sing a new song to the Lord. Singing also brings us into fellowship with other believers.

In this article on same-sex marriages, the author shows how this goes against God's design for marriage, and what the consequences are for this redefinition of marriage by modern society.

This article is about two factors that has weakened the institution of marriage in the church and society: individualism and the separation of sex from marriage.

This article is about some of the basic aspects of marriage: the identity, place and role of marriage. It looks at God's original design and intent for marriage, and also at procreation.

This article shows the special place elders have in the Bible, in that they are allowed to draw near to God and see God. They did so as representatives of the people, and we await the fulfillment of God's promises when all his people will see Him (Exodus 24:9-11, Isaiah 24:23, Revelation 4:1-5).

This article is about the death of Jesus Christ (Easter Sunday) and his will (testament) and inheritance. Hebrews 9:16-18 and the new covenant are also discussed.

This article is about the state Israel, and the promise of land God promised Israel in the Old Testament. The relation of Israel and the church is also discussed.

This article is about the church. The author looks at the relation of the church to Zion and Jerusalem, and also discusses the river of Zion, Christ and the living waters, the work of the Holy Spirit in the church, and the New Jerusalem and new creation.

This article is about doing our work and responsibilities with an undivided heart.

This article is about the New International Version [NIV] as Bible translation. The goal of Bible tranlation and the relation of literal translation and the clarity of translation is also discussed.