This article discusses the active obedience of Christ, as a vital part of his work of salvation. It first investigates the confessional development of this doctrine, then considers the scriptural basis for the doctrine, and finally discusses the question whether this doctrine is compatible with an emphasis on believers' covenant obedience.

Why is Christ our perfect intercessor? This article explains that the answer lies in Christ’s active obedience and passive obedience.

What does the doctrine of justification mean? This article shows that justification by faith in Christ is rooted in understanding the active obedience and passive obedience of Christ. It gives four principles that govern the explanation of Christ's active and passive obedience. To deny one of them is to deny the biblical teaching on justification.

This article explains article 21 of the Belgic Confession (on the threefold office of Christ, the distinction between the active obedience and passive obedience of Christ, etc.). It also provides content questions.

This article shows that Christ, through his active obedience and passive obedience, is our complete Saviour. If anything is added to what Christ has accomplished, be it tradition or good works, Christ is denied.

This article looks at the active obedience that Christ practiced so that we might inherit eternal life.