God does sing over you
A Personal Relationship with God?
Piety as Biblical Reality
Communing with the Holy Spirit
This article outlines what communion with the Holy Spirit looks like, as well as its result.
The Believer and His Bible
This article shows that the most challenge facing believers today is not understanding the Bible, but believing it.
Communion Everybody is doing it ... But what exactly is it that we’re doing?
Jesus, My Friend
Jesus is described as a friend to believers. This relationship of friendship involves fellowship, communication, obedience, and holiness.
Personal Time With Father
Pleasing our Father
Communion with God
Saints
The word 'saint' often tends to denote some type of "super-Christian" above the rest of us. But this author understands saints to be people who reflect Christ in their lives in such a way that people who know them feel that by knowing them they know Christ better. Not because they are perfect, but because they themselves point us to Christ.
The Missing Ingredient
Personal Relationship Covenantally
When You've Failed, Lean on Jesus
Failure is a painful thing, and dealing with failure is even harder. This article explains in four ways that the best way to deal with failure is by leaning on Jesus.
The Piety of John Calvin
John Calvin succinctly defined Christian piety as "that reverence joined with love of God which the knowledge of his benefits induces." Included in his many discussions on piety are terms such as faith, fear, reverence, love, and knowledge. The central themes of Calvin's piety were the honouring of God and being thankful to him. This article surveys Calvin's writings on piety and seeks to understand his view on the topic.
Practice Your Devotion
It is your private devotion that fuels your public reputation of godliness. This article explains that devotion is rooted in a relationship with the Lord. It then discusses ways of practicing your devotion.
How We Live for God's Glory
The Piety of John Calvin
To John Calvin, piety consisted of reverence for God motivated by love and rooted in a true knowledge of God. This article shows how Calvin developed this understanding of piety for the Christian life. Then it shows the implications for the church today.
Subjective Revelation
A Tale of Two Pieties
Puritan Writers Enrich the Modern Church
A Living Relation with God
Why God Tells Us He Delights in His Children
Loving God for Who He Is
God is most glorified in us when we are most satisfied in who He is.
A Breathing After God
The article offers a devotional study of a godly man's heart as it is supposed to pursue God and the goodness of God..
How Can We Know God?
From John 8:19-24 Jesus shows that the revelation of God is in him. This article argues this by pointing to the biblical evidence that the key to knowing God is knowing Jesus Christ.