Should Christians always tell the truth at the workplace? This article explains the biblical view on telling the truth. It shows that truth is required because of God's character, but also that there are exceptions to truthtelling.

Why is it that people find rest difficult on the Sabbath? From Exodus 16:27-30 this article explains that rest is a result of faith in God that he will provide for our needs. Without this trust rest becomes difficult.

The impact of the fall on the pattern of rest established by God is not limited to physical rest. The fall also impacted spiritual rest. This article explains how God's commanded is directed to restoring both these aspects of rest.

Developing right attitudes to provisions and wealth and making changes in our personal lifestyles are a starting point for redeeming the economic sphere of life. This article shows that the responsibility lies with the wealthy to help the poor through giving, investment, and spending.

What should be the Christian approach to market competition and participation in the market economy? This article looks at three ways in which competition can hurt people and how God has put measures to guard against hurting others through competition.

What should be the Christian approach to market competition and participation in the market economy? This article looks at the nature of competition as well as its place in the Bible.

Does God guide people to particular types of work? He does, by way of Bible study, prayer, Christian community and individual reflection. How do you discern the guidance of God toward a particular kind of work? This article offers three major considerations for discerning God’s vocational guidance: the needs of the world, your own skills and gifts, and your truest desires.

The Christian sense of vocation starts with the call to follow Christ. Added to this are the biblical callings to work and glorify Christ in all of life. These are foundational to the Christian view of work.

How should one go about comforting a grieving family? Be physically present, listen to them, empathize, share a passage of Scripture, and pray with them. This is what the article advises on comforting a grieving family.

This article discusses why the Bible is made up of two testaments, and asks the reader what age he belongs to.

This article narrates the martyrdom of a Reformed believer, Thomas Hawkes, who was burned at the stake for refusing to have his child baptized by a priest.

This article offers concrete suggestions for developing the discipline of meditating on God's Word.

Should women be ordained to office? To answer this question this article looks at creation. It argues that man and woman were created equal and given different gifts and roles to play. This article looks at this role in a marriage and the church. It shows that though women can serve in the church, they cannot be ordained as elders and deacons. God is the one who decides the position of women in church.

"Let the buyer beware." This is the warning that is contained in this article for those who would read The Da Vinci Code. Some of the problems pointed out are the twisting of truths with regard to Jesus' alleged marriage to Mary Magdalene, the fallacy of the woman perceived to be Mary Magdalene in Leonardo Da Vinvi's portrait The Last Supper, and the gnostic texts discovered at Nag Hammadi.

This article introduces the Heidelberg Catechism. It looks at the structure of the Catechism, its relation to Scripture, and the reasons it was written.

The Heidelberg Catechism can be used for teaching, preaching, devotions, and Bible study. This article explains how.

To understand the Bible one must understand the story of the Bible. This article looks at creation, fall, redemption, and consummation as acts that will help you read and understand the Bible. The goal is to help you find yourself in this story.

Struggling to read your Bible is structured way? This article is a Bible reading plan for one year.

This article shows that to understand human sexuality and marriage, one must see them in the context of creation, fall, and redemption.

Sexual abuse has happened not only outside of the church, but also within the church. How should the church respond? This article gives a suggestion.

This article draws the line from Genesis 3:15 to the birth of Christ, showing that the promised seed was Christ.

Communication in marriage should be guided by four biblical principles: seek to know and be known; seek to achieve a oneness of understanding; build trust; and build one another up spiritually.

This article deals with conflict in marriage. The author discusses the root of conflict, the way to seek peace, and biblical principles for resolving conflict.

By fighting against materialism, Christians can learn to value money based on its intended purpose. Materialism leads to idolatry, while seeking to glorify God leads to viewing money only as a tool.

How should we view debt? Is saving an expression of a lack of faith? This article shows how debt and saving money can be done in a way which glorifies God.

What characterizes a Christian way of spending money? This article discusses biblical spending of money based on the principle that God owns everything, and we are called to stewardship. The author also discusses the concept of budgeting.

This article on money answers the questions about giving that face every believer. The author deals with the why, what, where, and how of Christian giving.

Why do you have money? This article on Matthew 25:14-30 shows that all money belongs to God. God entrusts it to us so that we can exercise faithful stewardship, while knowing that we are accountable to Him for it.

'True Blue Presbyterianism' is a term that has been used to describe a true Presbyterian. A True Blue Presbyterian is characterized by adherence to confessions, keeping the Sabbath, embracing the covenant of grace, going to church, conservatism, and protestantism.

Is the Bible against gambling? This article shows that gambling is against the eighth commandment, as well as the biblical work ethic.

This article looks at the doctrine of election, giving the biblical foundation and implications of this doctrine.

How did you come to believe in Christ? Answering this question rests in understanding: man's total inability, God's sovereign power in election, free will, the gift of salvation, the work of the Holy Spirit, the well-meant offer of the gospel.

This article shows that sanctification is the work of the Holy Spirit, who purifies us from the pollution of sin, restores us to the image of God, and enables us to do good works.

This article shows that justification is rooted in the work of Christ, through which the believer receives forgiveness of sins, imputed righteousness, and a clear conscience before God.

What should preaching that is based on the confessions look like? This article provides three approaches for preaching from the confessions that are used within reformed churches.

This article is on mission work. The author discusses the church as the agent of missions. Preaching is central to the advancement of mission work, and every member of the congregation has a responsibility for missions. The author looks at this topic through the lens of the biblical and confessional position.

This article is on the office of deacon. What are the biblical grounds, necessary qualifications, and duty of the diaconate?

This article on mission work is about how to plant a reformed church (church planting).

Is there biblical ground for infant baptism? Infant baptism is rooted in God's covenant with Abraham and the promises He gave to him. The author looks at the unity of the old and the new covenant.

Looking at Mark 8:35, this article shows that gaining life occurs through trusting in Christ for salvation and bearing the cross because of Him.

This article gives a snapshot of a revival God caused through John Livingstone.

True assurance of salvation is rooted in the work of Christ, the experience of salvation, and the testimony of the Holy Spirit.

The death and resurrection of Christ should be viewed as two sides of the same coin - one should not be preached without the other. In this article focus is given to the resurrection of Christ as a declaration of satisfaction and justification.

In Revelation 5:1-7, Jesus is portrayed as a Lion and a Lamb. These titles refer to two events: Christ's first coming, and His second coming.

Looking at Hebrews 7:25, this article shows that Christ's intercession in heaven rests in His eternal priesthood.

Christian liberty is rooted in being freed from God's wrath, Satan, sin and unrighteousness. This is the freedom that can be enjoyed in Christ.

Hebrews 12:24 describes Christ as the Mediator of the new covenant. In Christ all the promises of the Old Testament covenant are fulfilled.

Looking at Joshua 1:6-9, this article shows that serving God can only be done through the strength that God provides. We, just like Joshua, can gain God's strength through worship, for in worship we wait upon the Lord.

This article gives the account of Nate Saint and his colleagues who evangelized to the Huaoranis in Ecuador. God used their death at the hands of the Huaorani men to open the door for mission work.

There is currently interest around the gospel of Judas. This article maintains that this book cannot be regarded as a missing piece of scripture, since it has a Gnostic root, and also does not fit in with the relationship between the Old and New Testament.

Looking at Thomas Russell and the persecution he endured for the sake of the gospel, this article shows that revival comes at a cost. Are you willing to pay the cost?

Christians must develop a heart of thankfulness, learn to work and speak in a thankful manner, cultivate a thankful mind, and express thankfulness in worship.

Engaging in evangelism requires true compassion for people. A heart for witnessing is grounded in a passion for the lost, the desire to see the lost saved, personal knowledge of Christ, and the knowledge of Christ's love for the lost.

This article is a biography of Eric Liddell, focusing on the impact he had as an Christian athlete and the impact he had in China as a missionary.

This article examines the revival of 1857 in America which flowed to Britain, showing that revival often occurs in times of difficulty. Times of distress can have a positive results, since men may turn to God as their only hope.

We live in a world where many people have experienced betrayed trust. Ultimately, Christ is the only One who cannot disappoint. This article is a call to trust in Him.

This article provides five reasons why ministers should preach on hell.

This article shows that education is not neutral. Looking at the context of Canada, this article considers public schools as promoting a different worldview than Christian schools - one that is founded on humanistic grounds instead of Scripture.