Experiential preaching within the context of the Dutch Second Reformation (or “Further Reformation”) seeks to bring the truths of the Word into the believer’s heart and life, stressing not just doctrine but how the triune God works savingly in sinners — especially regarding guilt, grace, sanctification, and gratitude. It urges that faith and sanctification be lived out in everyday life, so that genuine holiness and personal transformation follow doctrinal truth.

This article studies the essence of the liturgy. Eight different aspects of the liturgy are discussed.

There are many different groups involved in the liturgy, for instance, the congregation, the consistory, and the minister. This article looks at the preparation and the celebration of these different groups for the worship service.

How should catechesis be defined? This article explains that it is covenantal instruction in the church, according to God's command, to its younger members, to bring them by the guidance of the Spirit to the knowledge of Christ.

Election is not only a difficult subject to discuss but also a controversial one. What does the Bible say about it? This article explains that election is the work of the Triune God. It discusses the dimensions in election, the source of election, the place of Christ in election, the goal of it, the call of God’s election and the relation between election and reprobation.

This article looks at the place of music and singing in the church through the eyes of John Calvin. The author discusses congregational singing, the singing of Psalms, and the Ten Commandments.