What is so objectionable about Rome? It would be simple enough to string together a set of ad hominem arguments against the Roman Catholic Church. Popular Protestant hostility to Rome may come from sources like the recent Luther film, which portrays the sixteenth-century papacy engaging in some particularly corrupt practices. For example, the church instituted the sale of indulgences in order to pay for the construction of St. Peter’s Basilica.

This year represents the 350th anniversary of the commence­ment of the famous Westminster Assembly of divines, whose labors produced the last great set of Reformed confessional state­ments. The following article is excerpted from RTS Ministry, and pro­vides a basic summary of the significance of the Westminster Assembly.

This article identifies the errors of Roman Catholicism today by looking at the Ten Theses of Berne and John Calvin's objections to the Roman Catholic Church.

To the public, Reformed worship service often appears ordinary and "dull". Is being ordinary a good thing or a bad thing?

This article looks at church unity, comparing the organizational structure and church government of the Roman Catholic Church and in the Protestant Church. 

This article looks at the idea of Sola Scriptura at the time of the Reformation and today. The authors look at a proper understanding scriptural revelation and authority.

This article is about the doctrine of justification and the central place it had in the Reformation. The author also looks at the difference between the beliefs of Evangelicals and Catholics. 

This article is about worship and the means of grace. What does worship do in our lives?

How should we evaluate worship? The authors discusses the basics of Reformed worship.

Except for discussing the elements and forms of worship, the authors also looks at ritualism in the worship service.

In this article the authors discuss the fact that we are saved to worship. He also looks at the marks of the church in worship, and the importance of worship in the gathering and perfecting of the saints.

This article is about practicing reverence in worship. The author discusses the tone and mood in worship, emphasizing the importance of worshipping in godly fear and awe.

What is the relationship between the church and world in worship? Should the church's worship resemble what we find in the world? Should the worship service be user-friendly and seeker sensitive? This article engages with the topic, giving special attention to the identities of the church and world, the difference between holiness and worldliness, and how the church must be antithetical to the world.

This article focuses on what it means to worship God, and how we must worship God. It explains that a church needs to worship according to its theology, and if a church is Reformed, its worship needs to reflect that.