When the gospel is faithfully proclaimed and hearts are converted, the work of Christian Study Library explains that planting a church means more than building a new congregation — it means establishing a new community of believers united under the Word, baptism, and the sacraments, where the gospel is preached, heard, and lived out. It’s a God-ordained means for fulfilling the mission of the church, reaching new people and new places with the good news.

How should churches assist one another worldwide? This article discusses mission and financial support worldwide.

Is there a difference between Rhema and Logos? This article discusses the importance of the relation of Word and Spirit, and what happens if the bond of Spirit and Word is broken.

Pointing to the reality that being Reformed and creative go hand-in-hand, this article shows that throughout church history, the Reformed faith has distinguished between form and content. It is through this distinguishing character of the Reformed and the desire to remain faithful to Scripture that creativeness in mission work can find room.