This article examines five arguments justifying the practice of abortion, and then offers a biblical reflection on this issue.

How should Christians celebrate the Reformation? This article explains how this can be done, and it also looks at the four solas of the Reformation: sola scriptura, sola gratia, sola fida, and solus Christus.

According to 2 Corinthians 13:5, self-examination is the responsibility of each believer. How do you examine yourself? This article gives helpful questions you can ask for self-examination.

Pentecost marks the work of the Triune God in bringing salvation through the filling by the Holy Spirit. This article explains this through the lens of Acts 2:4.

There are obstacles to spiritual growth. This article mentions fifty-three such obstacles.

This article explains seven steps that lead the church to backsliding.

This article looks at the role of TV and the entertainment it gives in relation to time, promotion of sin, and controlling people. It calls Christians to consider the use of television.

This article discusses the divine and human nature of Jesus Christ, showing the necessity of each nature for the accomplishment of salvation by Christ.

This article shows that parents cannot rely on presumptive regeneration for the salvation of their children, but under the promises of God in the covenant they labour in prayer for the salvation of their children.

Adoption is the act of the Triune God in making us his children. This article shows how adoption changes our relationship with the world, God, and each other.

This article looks at the person and work of Satan, showing some strategies Satan uses to mislead believers.

This article is about the life and legacy of John Knox.

This article looks at the doctrine of the church as confessed in the Westminster Confession of Faith Chapter 25.1-25.6.

This article on Westminster Confession of Faith Chapter 3.1 is about the eternal decree of God.

The Arminian view of universal redemption undermines God's character and being, it detracts from God's glory, and perverts evangelism, undermining the work of Christ.

This article shows how instruction in God's Word, practicing daily prayer, and singing should shape family worship.

This article shows how a husband can obey the command to love his wife.

Assurance of faith is found by holding to God's promises. This article shows how assurance of faith is crucial to perseverance of faith.

Looking at Genesis 3, this article shows how after the fall of man, God's grace overcame the sinfulness of man through the promise of redemption.

Looking at Genesis 3, this article shows how the fall has impacted man by bringing corruption, shame, alienation, and death.

This article shows that a Christian participates in the offices of Christ through the anointing by the Holy Spirit. This is to play out in how the father functions and leads as a king in his home.

This article shows that a Christian participates in the offices of Christ through the anointing by the Holy Spirit. This is to play out in how father functions and leads as a priest in his home.

This article shows that a Christian participates in the offices of Christ through the anointing by the Holy Spirit. This is to play out in how the father functions and leads as a prophet in his home.

Looking at Genesis 3, this article shows the pattern Satan uses to tempt you to rebel against God's will: doubt God's Word, distort God's Word, deny God's Word and defy God's Word. Satan brings temptation in this way.

By teaching children the virtues of truth, goodness, and beauty, showing them Christ, and instilling the fear of God in them, parents can raise children who are gatekeepers. Let this article show you how from biblical examples.

Showing the amount of time Puritans dedicated to prayer as a means given by God to exercise communion with him, this article draws lessons for Christians today.

Meditation is a practice that must be learned. In this article lessons are drawn from the Puritans on the practice.

This article gives nine reasons for reading the theology of the Puritans, among which are: they are Trinity-centred, and they wrestle with questions about God's providence and trials.

Looking at Ephesians 6:11-12 this article shows that a Christian in warfare against Satan can only rely on Christ, the defense armour God has provided, and the sword of the Spirit.

Following God consistently, exclusively, holistically, and sincerely is what this article calls young people to do on the basis of Numbers 14:24.

The resurrection of Christ serves as a great comfort to believers. This article gives fourteen reasons why the resurrection is a source of comfort to believers.

Looking at 1 Corinthians 13:4-7, this article shows the negative and positive side of love that should characterize Christians.

How does knowing the gospel apply to being a parent? This article on parenting looks at the importance of the promises of God in our childrearing.

Wisdom is the practical knowledge of God and ourselves that guides us in living for Christ. This article shows that God is the source of wisdom as revealed in the Scriptures, and that wisdom can only be pursued in him.

Upon showing that worldliness is rooted in pleasing man, this article explains that through godliness, self-denial, and faith, war can be waged against worldliness.

This article shows that parents exercise authority on behalf of God, and children are called to submit. The author shows ways in which children can honour the authority of their parents, and how parents can exercise their authority.

The Bible's view of life and man as created in the image of God takes centre stage when coming to the topic of abortion. In this article biblical grounds are given, showing that abortion is wrong and is the killing of a human being.

This article looks at the arguments given by pro-abortionists and refutes them, showing that abortion is the killing of a human being.

With Christ as the centre of heaven, and the believer being conformed to Christ, the glory of Christ, the heavenly bridegroom, will be the centre of everything, and this is seen in how the believer prepares himself for that big day. Let the article explain.

Partaking of the Lord's Supper shows that we trust Christ for salvation. It declares that salvation is by grace, we come to God only in Christ, we rejoice in Christ and His work, and we want to be His servants. Let this article do the explaining.

This article shows that children are part of the church. Parents and the church must involve them in the worship service. Let this article give those practical guidelines.

Children in the church must be seen through the eye of the covenant. Within the covenant God works to meet their needs of knowing him, and calls them to respond to him in faith. This article shows how this view shapes the place children have in church.

This article gives a biographical account of the life of Lewis Bayly, with a focus on his work on the practice of piety. It draws some lessons for Christians today on living a holy life.

This article gives you twelve reasons for retaining the King James Version, arguments based on language and translation, liturgical use, and usability.

The Bible speaks about hell; hence, Christians should talk about it. Hell displays the glory of God, increases the wonder of the gospel, and encourages evangelism. Let this article explain.

While showing the cause of prayerless praying—praying with your lips only—this article aims at encouraging prayerful praying—praying with an intense desire of the soul. Ways in which one can take hold of himself and God in prayer are shared.

Giving a short biography on the life of Matthew Henry, this article shows what he taught about daily prayer. Showing that daily prayer is a result of your understanding of your relationship with God in Christ, the article urges starting, spending, and closing the day with God, and praying the Scriptures in your daily prayer.

Looking at the Numbers 12, this article shows that interceding for others is a way of displaying love for others.

This article gives eight reasons why people fail to come to Christ. With unbelief leading them all, conversion eludes many.

Showing that the invitation to come to Christ is universal, this article defines what it means to come to Christ. It is coming in faith, responding to the Christ as presented in the gospel, by the power of the Holy Spirit.

The view of Jodocus Van Ladonstein on the Reformation in the Netherlands as a movement that did not stop at sound doctrine but continued to shape the life of the believer is what fuelled him to be part of those who called for further reformation, emphasising self-denial and sanctification. This is what the article explains.

This article gives the biography of Jodocus Van Lodenstein.

This article gives a biography of William Greenhill.

This article is a biography of William Bates.

This article gives an explanation to outsiders and unbelievers why Christians believe the Bible is the Word of God.

While defining the nature of the promises of God, this article shows that God's promises are the hope of Christians, the object of their faith, and the rule for their prayer life.

The resurrection of Christ is the anchor of Christian hope. The article shows the nature of Christian hope since it is certain that Christ rose from the dead, and it shows how this hope shapes daily life.

Afflictions humble us, they show us the evil of sin, and they create room for the work of the Holy Spirit in forming us to be like Christ. Let this article explain how afflictions work for good.

By way of Matthew 27:4, this article considers the sufferings of Christ and their purpose in demonstrating both the justice and love of God.

Looking at Matthew 26:1-25, this article shows how Matthew records the details of Christ's betrayal in order to make plain that God is able to use sinful actions to accomplish his will without diminishing the guilt of the sinner.

From Matthew 23, this article shows how one can fight the sin of pride—pride of knowledge, accomplishment, and reputation.

From Colossians 3:12-17, this article draws some guidelines that should rule the life of Christians in marriage. Being Christlike, living by Christ's word, and seeking God's glory are how a Christian marriage is built.

This article is a biography of William Perkins.

This article shows how to listen to sermons: with a tender conscience, attentiveness, submission, and self-examination.

This article shows how to prepare for listening to the preaching: through prayer, developing an appetite, and valuing the preaching.

The Lord’s Supper is a feast of thanksgiving and communion with God.

This article gives a short overview of the Presbyterian and Reformed churches in America in the 20th century.

This article looks at Calvin's view on the singing of Psalms, as well as the Puritans' view on the singing of Psalms in worship. 

This article looks at how the Westminster Confession of Faith was received through the ages, and also lists a few important elements of this confession.

Jonathan Edwards did not came to love the sovereignty of God effortlessly. This is an article that describes this journey in his life.

At times the Christian might feel that God's presence is removed from him/her. Although this will be very painful for the godly, the Lord uses this to teach us certain lessons and to bring certain fruit in our lives.

This article is about the assurance of faith, specifically how the Puritans viewed the assurance of faith. The author looks at the primary and secondary grounds for assurance of faith.

This article is about the five great truths (solas) of the Reformation and the Reformed faith.

This article is about Ezra 9 and the need for repentance in our society today.

This article is about the different uses of the law of God: civil use of the law, the evangelical use of the law and the didactic use of the law. It focuses especially on the law as a rule for obedience, and shows what the Reformers thought about this issue.

This article is about Cornelis van Til's view of apologetics (presuppositionalism). The author also looks at different methods of apologetics.

Caring for the dying and the mourning is the pastor’s and the church member's loving duty.