This article is a consideration of our eternal inheritance as Peter describes it in 1 Peter 1:4-5.

Why is it important for every believer to understand the doctrine of the Trinity? This article gives the answer.

This article considers the biblical teaching of communion with God, interacting with 1 John 1:3 as well as the work of John Owen.

This article, with the help of 1 Corinthians 4:1, considers a couple of qualities that should mark a minister.

The author offers a timely word on Romans 8:28, that we are to believe not only what God's Word teaches but also the virtues of our heavenly Father.

On what doctrine does the Christian faith rest? This article considers that to be the Trinity.

The author encourages the reading of the Psalms, as they reveal that the Lord leads us through dark valleys and also lifts us up to mountaintops. In relation to this, the author considers some timely words of John Owen on the "erratic and irregular" nature of sanctification in the Christian's life.

This article offers a meditation on the second half of 2 Corinthians 2:14.

This article meditates on Paul's words in 2 Corinthians 2:14, about God, through us, spreading the fragrance of the knowledge of himself. This becomes real for the Christian when he lives out of his union with Christ.

This article considers what exactly the "glory of Christ" is, where and how we behold it, and what is the result for our life.

This article stresses the need for the Spirit to accompany the Word.

This article considers the words of John Owen and Geerhardus Vos as they reflect on the Father's everlasting love for us in Christ.

This article considers the Christian's battle against his three sworn enemies, the devil, the world, and his own sinful flesh.

This article offers a succinct reasoning for pastoral visits, as well as how and when such should be done.

This article encourages the right handling of God's truth, such that preaching also appeals to the affections of the hearers after the preacher himself has been affected by the Word.

What does your fellowship with God look like? Intermittent, lukewarm, and man-centred? This article offers a brief reflection on John Owen's emphasis on God-centred communion.

This article discusses how Christians can participate in the Lord's Supper for their benefit.

This article is about sin spoiling life, sin and the holiness of God, and sin in society.

This article is about church and pride, and exclusiveness in the church.

The author looks at the book of Esther to show the ordinariness of the providence of God.