When the early church referred to "second repentance," it wanted to convey that the Christian life is one of repentance. This article explains why this is so.

Profession of faith marks the beginning of spiritual warfare. As a soldier of Christ, a Christian has to face and fight against his enemies, the devil, the world, and one's own sinful flesh. This article looks at these three enemies of a Christian, and how a Christian can continue in faith even when at times he may fall into sin.

Profession of faith leads to a life that is against the world. This article shows that confessing Christ leads to a life that is shaped by the gospel and is against the world. It looks at the biblical evidence, and the example of the early church in living the Christian life in the world without being of the world.

Profession of faith cannot be isolated from membership in a church. What church should one be a member of? This article argues that it must be the true church of Christ, which is known through the three marks of the church.

Profession of faith opens the door to participation in the Lord’s Supper. Yet the call is that one who is eligible to participate must do so in a worthy manner. That calls for self-examination. This article explains that those partaking in Holy Communion should examine themselves in three areas: misery, deliverance and gratitude.

This article looks at the practice of the celebration of the Lord's Supper from the Bible and the early church. It shows that it has always been the practice that profession of faith and self-examination are required for attendance at the Lord’s Supper.

What makes abortion wrong? This article explains that to realize abortion is murder, one must think on the question: what is life? The author considers this from a biblical perspective.