The article argues that Christian freedom — liberty and responsibility — means believers are set free in Christ from the bondage of sin, guilt, and the law, thereby gaining spiritual liberty to live under grace rather than under law. It stresses that this freedom is not a license to indulge the flesh, but a calling to love and serve others, walking in holiness and using liberty responsibly so that one’s life honors God and builds up the community.

This article looks at Romans 12:4-8 and 1 Corinthians 12:4-11 with the special focus on the matter of spiritual gifts — prophecy, speaking in tongues, and healing. The article also answers the question of whether the gifts were temporary or permanent.

This article argues that home visits should only have one theme, which is the members of the congregation. By this the author means that the priority is knowing how members are doing in their life with the Lord.

This article looks at using the word "sleep" instead of "dead." Christians who die fall asleep in the Lord Jesus Christ.

Do children of God have to presume that they will always remain little, always remain beginners in the faith? This article considers the issue, explaining that while God's children long for growth in faith, we remain beginners.