Keeping conversation holy is the responsibility of every Christian. This article shows how one can be engaged in Christian conversation by controlling the tongue.

From John 15 this article shows how being in Christ should shape our communion with Christ in this life.

Being a Christian leader means possessing a compassionate heart, walking in godliness, standing for the truth, serving God, and willing to be unpopular. This article shows that these are the challenges faced by pastors and Christian leaders as they fulfil their leadership roles.

Giving a historical overview of the revival in Scotland in the year 1859, this article shows that this revival resulted in church growth and change in social life.

This article is an exposition of 2 Timothy 4:7-8, showing that Christians are called to fight the good fight in a world that is hostile to them. Looking at church history it also shows how this fighting is accomplished in fighting against the world, flesh, and devil.

This article looks at the life of Simeon and Anna as examples of how God answers and rewards secret prayer. Their prayer was answered in the coming of Christ.

Are you sure you will enter heaven? This article shows that misconceptions about God’s love, good works, and forgiveness serve as the basis for people's guessing that they will go to heaven. The article shows that this should not be, because God's Word is clear on the matter..

This article discusses how sanctification is a lifelong, progressive work, in which the believer grows in holiness.

What does it mean to believe in the triune God? The Trinity is the foundation for Christianity and the Christian life. This article reflects on the nature of the Trinity, our relationship with the Trinity, and the implication the Trinity has for our lives.

Christians should be engaged in both private and public prayer. This article discusses challenges Christians face in relation to prayer, and suggests ways to develop the habit of private prayer.

This article looks at the role the minister’s wife plays in enabling her husband to fulfil his call in the ministry.

The Christian life is in many ways a paradoxical life. Christians live in an "in-between," an interim, that is full of contradictions. We are citizens of a perfect world, living in an imperfect world.

This article looks at the relationship between Christian liberty and God’s law. Christian freedom is defined by God’s law; without God’s law there is no freedom.

God will hold false preachers accountable for the blood of unbelieving sinners (Ezekiel 3:18-19, Ezekiel 33:7-9). Minsters have a serious calling to warn the congregation to repent. The first priority of ministry is the salvation of sinners from hell.

This article shows the relationship between prophecy, history and God’s will.

One way Satan works is by making lies look good and pleasurable. It is only through the true preaching of God’s word that his lies can be exposed.

On his deathbed, man faces two realities: hell, or heaven. Only those who believe in Christ can enter into His rest.

This world can only be understood by recognizing the ongoing war between Satan and God, but also knowing that God is already the victor through Christ. This article discusses Christ’s parable of Luke 11:21-22 in relation to this.

God created us with a memory so that we can use it to advance in holiness. This article shows how the memory is used by God and us for our holiness.

Christians have a lifelong duty of stirring themselves to repentance. Sanctification requires diligence and vigilance for true progress in being Christ-like to be attained.

This article looks at Psalm 71 and what it teaches about ministry to the elderly. Understanding their specific needs, fears and longings is essential to ministering to the elderly.

Why has God limited His self-revelation? This article shows that God did not reveal all things to His children because the Christian life is lived by faith.

This article shows how one can motivate himself to practice regular personal devotions.

This article on 2 Timothy 4:13 maintains that Christians are called to read.

This article shows that there are only two worldviews: one based on the truth of God, and one that denies this truth. It is only through God’s grace that one can embrace the Christian worldview, which is based on truth.

True conviction about the reality of hell and the lost condition of believers should produce in believers a sense of agony for the souls of the lost.

Ministers have the responsibility to preach true doctrine. False doctrine is like cancer that kills the soul. This article warns against the dangers of false doctrine.

This article is about glorification, the change that will take place at the return of Jesus Christ. The author also specifically discusses the resurrection of the body.

What will heaven be like? This article is about our enjoyment of God, our heavenly reward, our victory, and the glory of God in all people. 

This article looks at our thoughts and our speech, and the sins we tend to commit in this regard. The author includes some practical guidelines on how to improve our conversations. 

This article looks at pride, and the need to continue growing in the likeness of Christ.

This article is about the perseverance of believers and assurance of salvation.

There is no higher priority than to delight ourselves in the love of Christ. This article looks at the place of emotions in the Christian life.

Christians are already enjoying the heavenly things, and we must live according to our heavenly position in Christ (Ephesians 2:6).

This article is about the gentleness of God in his contact and ways with people. This article also looks at sin, grace and the power of God.

This article is about coming to God in times of fear and trouble, and finding peace with God.

This article is about recognizing our inherent sin, and striving for godliness. 

This article is about having compassion in evangelism. The author looks at Jesus and Paul as examples of this compassion.

The author describes the revival in Scotland in 1859 and some of the prominent people in this revival. 

This article is about godliness in the church, family, and worship.

This article is about the life and ministry of Richard Baxter. 

The author discusses discouragement for preachers in the ministry. He looks at what this discouragement entails and remedies for this discouragement, working from the text of 2 Corinthians 4:1,16.

This article is about the perseverance of believers and the work of God in the believer. 

The author proposes that the confusion that we find in society today is part of God's judgments on our world. The author also looks at the failings of the church and the pulpit in this regard. 

"There should be more spiritual excitement in us when we meet a Christian." The author of this article looks at the beauty of real fellowship and communion between Christians.

This article is about maintaining the vision for the reformation of the church and society, and praying for a blessing on our work as Christians.

This article interacts with the question of whether a confession like the Westminster Confession of Faith should ever be changed. It discusses why we should not change the confession, what is lost when churches do change the confession, and why the confession is important for us today.

While a Christian has fellowship with all the believers, he has a very special bond with only some of them. This article is about Christian friendship.

It is a feature of true Christianity that it will always look forward to the return of Christ. The article contrasts the way of the world (living for the now) and the believers who reckons with the future and last judgment of God.

The more closely we walk with God, the less we shall know boredom. This article looks at change in our surroundings, and the purpose of God with change in our lives.

This article is about falling into sin and the main cause of our fall: pride. The author also discusses the Christian's comfort when he fell into sin.

This article is about our fellowship with Jesus Christ, experiencing the love of Christ and being far from the love of Christ.

This article is about the shallowness in the church and how we can once again recover the depth of the gospel and witness to the world.

This article is about heaven as place: a place of holiness, a world of glory, perfect fellowship and a world of love.

How must we seek revival? What can we do to have the work of God advance again?

This article is about waiting on the Lord in times of spiritual disappointments and difficulties.

In this article on the preparation of sermons, the author discusses the main theme, the outline, the content and the delivery of the sermon.

This article is about the vulnerability and problems in the ministry. The author addresses the congregation and the minister in this regard.

This article is about life in heaven and life in hell. The author also discusses two sermons on hell (from Robert M'Cheyne and Jonathan Edwards), and things that will not bring sadness in heaven one day.

This article is about the cries and outbursts of believers in Scripture and the way God uses suffering and affliction to bless the believers.

This article is about the providence of God. The author first discusses the right understanding of providence, and then continues to discuss providence and history (evaluating history and church history).

This article is about rest and the refreshment of the soul.

This article is about the need for the preaching of the law. The author looks at four consequences of not preaching the law, and then looks at the importance of the law for knowing our sin and the will of God for our life.

This article is about a service acceptable to God. The author discusses privacy in our service to God, self-esteem, faithfulness and our gifts in his service.

In this article on the fellowship between Christians, the author discusses some of the hindrances of this fellowship, and how to promote this communion of saints.

The best remedy for the present suffering is to meditate on the future glory. The author looks at the change of priorities, the change of company and the change of condition in the lives of the believers when the Lord Jesus returns to the earth.

Love is the jewel among the graces of the Christian life. This article is about love, motive, our heart, and 1 Corinthians 13.

This article is about the so-called slowness of God, where we tend to view God as executing his plans in a very slow fashion. The author draws out the relevance of this for matters such as revival, worship, and even evangelism.

This article considers Romans 11:26, particularly the matter of who this "Israel" is who shall be saved: all believers or ethnic Israel?

his article is about the conversion of Adoniram Judson.

This is a short article on the life and ministry of John Calvin.

This article is about John Knox and his view on education.

This article is about the position of the Jews in God's covenant and work through Jesus Christ. The author discusses Romans 11:28: The Jews are both enemies and beloved.

This article is about the early years of Princeton Theological Seminary (1812-1868).

This article is about true religion and man's will to change it to a religion that fits his own heart. The author looks at the decline into error when man cease to love the truth.

People still want to be like God, like a superman, larger than life. The author also talks about the humbleness and humility of Jesus Christ and Paul.

This article is about the perfection of the manhood (human nature) of Jesus Christ. The human nature reflects the balance, holiness and love of Jesus Christ. The incarnation is also discussed.

This article is about long public prayers and prayer meetings.

The believer must meditate on the second coming of Jesus. Why should the return of Christ fill us with awe and hope?

This article is about wrestling with God in prayer. It also talks about falling into a rut in our prayer life, time and prayer, the Word of God and prayer, and faith and prayer.

Why does the believer have a growing awareness of sin in his life, and why does the believer hate sin? This article is also about confession of sin and the comfort of the gospel.

The author discusses two steps to happiness: knowing ourselves and seeking God.

Why is there complacency in our discussions and debate with Rome and the Roman Catholic faith? The author looks at the Roman Catholic faith and the importance for us to see its differences with the churches of the Reformation.

This article is about spiritual sleepiness and and being awake and ready for spiritual battle.

This article is about serious Christians being lonely in their church today.

Emotion is an important part of the the Christian life. The author looks at the proper and improper function of emotions and feelings. He also looks at the emotions of holy men in Scripture as examples to us today.

This article is about the question: Why does God leave his children in the state of sin for a while before changing their hearts?

This article is about the sinfulness of the Christian, his mourning over sin, and the chastening of God in the Christian's life.

This article is about the person of Jesus Christ and the uniqueness of his person and work in ancient and modern thought.

Is it right that we should feel guilty when we do not always have the right affection and love and zeal towards God? This article is about spiritual dullness and spiritual vigour.

This article is about the effect of sin and on the nature of the Satan.

This article is about spirituality and why it is the first priority of a Christian. Self-discipline in spirituality is also discussed.

This article is about the change in the worship service the last few decades, and the place of the minister in this change.

The normal Christian life is about suffering on earth, and then receiving the crown of glory. We have to learn to live with our minds focused on our life of glory.

This article is about the sudden return of our Lord Jesus to judge this world. His second coming will be like the lightning (Matthew 24:27). We are warned to watch and be ready.

What does it mean to be a Christian?