This article provides four things you will do well to remember after falling into sin, or even when you feel burdened by your sin.  

How do you view death? While some prefer to avoid thoughts about death, this is futile. Yet this article explains how the Lord confronts death.

Who died on Good Friday? This article briefly engages with whether we can speak of the death of God on that day.

What kind of friends do you prefer to have? This article argues that true friends will confront sin when they see you committing it.

What good does the death of Christ on the cross provide for you? This article provides four benefits.

There are many great Christmas hymns and carols we sing at Christmas that speak about the incarnation of Jesus. The marvellous truths in these Christmas hymns should lead us to adoration of God with glad hearts. The article mentions seven magnificent lines from Christmas hymns you probably have never heard before.

What is the big deal about Christmas? The article discusses what God has done in history that makes the church  celebrate Christmas the way we do.

"Sexual sin" usually refers to sinful behavior outside marriage. But can sex within marriage also be sinful? This article describes three ways in which sex can be harmful in marriage.

What do you do when you are experiencing affliction and pain? Many people feel sorry for themselves and crumble under the pain. The article carefully reminds us that the Lord Jesus is bigger than our suffering, and our weaknesses are nothing Jesus cannot handle.  

How do you know whether you have good or evil ambitions? We live in a society that is influenced by a drive to be ambitious, but not all ambitions are good! This article discusses how you can evaluate whether you have good ambitions or satanic ambitions, and how to shape your ambitions according to the gospel. 

How do you know that you are truly saved? Many people lack assurance of salvation, resulting in constant fear and restlessness in their life. The Bible teaches at least three ways that you can know you are a Christian: you can know because you bear fruit, because the Spirit testifies to you that you are a Christian, and because the promises of God affirm this.   

There are differing views regarding infant baptism. This article supports infant baptism, showing from Scripture how God is still in the business of blessing the children of believers through baptism, among other ways. The promises of God revealed in the gospel are for both the parents and their children.

Is the watching of a worship service online considered attending church? This article explains the need for Christians to be members of the body of Christ and to physically attend church instead of going to church online.  

Why does a gospel-centred church look like? This articlce explains that such a church bears at least these three fruits: it produces humility, diversity, and is welcoming toward sinners.