This article is about growing up in the Christian church and in a Christian family. The author discusses the blessings and dangers of children growing up with the Christian faith.

This article considers what it is to live with the Lord in the covenant. Specifically, it addresses the certainty of, commitment in, comfort in, and place of prayer in the covenant.

This article shows how the New Testament speaks of the church in the same way as the Old Testament, as the covenant people of God.

This article considers the history of God’s covenant dealings with the first generations that came from Adam and Eve. It highlights the line of Cain and the line of Seth, and how in time the lines converged and the enmity that God had set in Paradise was forgotten, leading to mixed marriages.

This article shows the link between the covenant and Christian education.

This article is about the salvation of children and the position of children in the covenant. The author also discusses infant baptism, and the regeneration of children.

Is it possible to be a child of God and yet be lost? This article considers the various ways in which one can live as a child of God. All those who are baptized are children of God by virtue of the covenant, yet among them are those who do not want to know about the God of the covenant. Yet the Father does not want to lose any of his children, and so he urges all to repent and believe.

What does it mean to tempt God? This article explains that there are three ways you can tempt God: by challenging him, putting him on trial, and subjecting him to your thinking.

This article discusses how the covenant of grace relates to the children of believers. It considers whether they belong to the covenant, and if so, how they belong. It explains that they belong, that the promises are theirs as well. The article also reflects on concrete ways we are to raise our covenant children. It goes on to explain the comfort we have when covenant children die: they belong to God forever. The article concludes with questions for reflection and discussion.

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 is about the question whether someone can only be a Christian after conversion. Who makes up the church of God: the converted or the called people?

This article is about the status and position of children in the covenant, children as part of the church of God, presumptive regeneration, conditions in the covenant, and the relation of election and covenant.

This article looks at the impartiality of God and the spreading of the gospel to the Gentiles. The author discusses Acts 10 and Romans 2:11.