This article is an exposition of Matthew 13:44.

This article shows that the Christian tradition preceded the New Testament, and that the NT was built upon this tradition. The author also explains that the Apostles' Creed, while a later creation, was the point of departure for the apostles in their letters.

In this article the author shows that the four Gospels should be understood in the context of the gospel. The work of Jesus Christ is examined in the light of the work of God the Father, and it is shown how Jesus as the bearer of good news brings restoration.

What is the gospel? In this article the author shows that the four Gospels should be understood in the context of the gospel. The work of Jesus Christ is looked at in relation to the fulfillment of prophecies, and it is shown how Jesus comes as the bearer of good news.

What is the gospel? In this article the author shows that the four Gospels should be understood in the context of the gospel. The work of Jesus Christ is looked at in relation to the work of John the Baptist, and it is shown how Jesus comes as the bearer of good news.

Looking at the themes of the kingdom of God and justification, this article looks at the question of the relationship between Paul's and Jesus' preaching. Evaluating the paradigm shift in Pauline studies (e.g., by James Dunn), the author discusses the relationship between the kingdom and individual justification.

This article is about the greatness of God. In this article the author looks at the image of God, the glory of God, and also brings suffering in relation to the greatness of God. The author also discusses the issue of making pictures and images of Jesus Christ, and Jesus Christ as the image of God.

This article is about our personal relationship with God, living with God in faith, personal worship, and our devotional life.

This article is especially about the issues nurses are confronted with in their profession. The article looks at the value of life, death, euthanasia, caring, and helping badly malformed people.