Lack of biblical doctrine, decreased confidence in the sufficiency of scripture, lack of meaningful prayer, and decreased dependence on the Holy Spirit are current issues which warrant the call for reformation today.

Is your church a healthy church? What are the marks of a healthy church?

The distinction drawn between being spiritual instead of religious has resulted in negative thinking around formal religion. This has become a tool Satan has used to bring worldliness into the church. This is the third in a series of four articles looking at some examples of worldly thinking infiltrating the church. 

In this article the author discusses the idea that reformation is not through modern techniques, but through the preaching of the Word.

What are the dangers of being concerned about apostasy in your church? This article looks at a good way of working on problems and toward reformation in your church.

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

This article is about change, and the reason for change. The author also discusses reformation in the church.

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.

The rediscovery of the gospel was at the heart of the Reformation. This refocusing on the gospel brought about a change in how pastors viewed themselves, how the church was viewed, and the recovery of the family as a center for education.

Reflecting on the modern trend where the self has become the law, this article shows how rebellion against the law can be used by Satan to bring worldliness in the church. The cure can be found in keeping the balance between justification and sanctification. This is the fourth and final article in a series looking at some examples of worldly thinking infiltrating the church.