The Reformation restored worship and liturgy to the biblical standard. This article shows how this happened in Scotland under John Knox.

Does the Bible require you to attend church twice on a Sunday? This article examines reasons that cause poor church attendance. It shows that understanding the nature of the Lord’s Day is crucial to answering the question on church attendance.

How should a believing couple respond when they are childless? This article shows that the proper response to childlessness will be to seek God’s way of dealing with this struggle. This means that they should know that marriage is complete even without children, and that their place in God’s covenant and church does not depend on having children.

But what does it mean to glorify God? This article shows that it is a response based on who God is, and what he does through salvation. Hindrances to glorifying God are also pointed out.

To worship God is to enter God’s presence in order to have fellowship with him. This article explains the character of this worship and its nature.

Based on Isaiah 58:13-14 this article argues that Sunday should be a day of delight to a Christian. The believer shows his delight by not using the day for going his own ways, but as a day of delighting in God.

In times of affliction and distress the churches may deem it important to call for special days of prayer. This article explains the nature of prayer for those days that the church may be called to pray.

Christians are called to offer their bodies as sacrifices to the Lord. This article shows that such sacrifices are rooted in the work of Christ and the Holy Spirit, who make the believers holy and acceptable to God, as explained in Romans 12:1

All authority is ordained by God. This article explains the implications of this for the exercise of authority in the Christian home. It examines the exercising of authority in parenting and the role of children in submitting to authority.

From Psalm 122:6 this article shows that believers have the responsibility to pray for the peace of the church. This article gives reasons why such a prayer is needed.