Have you ever stopped to consider the beauty of functional proteins in the cells of your body? This article offers some considerations on these molecular machines that keep the component cells of our bodies healthy, noting also their God-given beauty.

This article considers the contribution of James Ussher to the discussion of the age of the earth, revealing his deep desire and ability to study the Word of God.

Can man create life from scratch? This article explores a scientist's attempt to do so, and reveals that such an attempt fell short. Only the Creator can create life from nothing.

Did humans and chimpanzees descend from a common ancestor? This article considers certain scientific research that suggests this is so, and shows that while there are certain similarities in the chromosomes of each, there are big differences that cannot be accounted for. Ultimately the study of various gnomes has revealed how complicated everything is and how little we understand.

How have Christians responded to Charles Darwin's The Origin of Species? This article presents various responses since the book first appeared, and also shows how theistic evolution got a foothold among Christians.

This article explains why religious neutrality in a country is ultimately harmful toward Christianity. It explains the development of religious pluralism, where now the disagreements over moral princi­ples are much deeper than in the past.

This article explains how the meaning of the word "family" has changed in an effort to advance a liberal political program.

Are you turned off from exploring the topic of DNA because of all the scientific jargon used? This article shows that the topic is of great interest, and is understandable once the jargon has been "de-coded." The author explains what a chromosome is, and introduces you to some of your own chromosomes. The detail and sophistication of a single human cell is so amazing that it incites us to praise the Creator of everything.

Do the laws in the Ten Commandments repress, or lead to the good life? This article answers by way of showing that the Sexual Revolution left society free to be miserable. The law of God is what helps to make harmonious civilization possible.

Why is pornography evil? Feminists say that it is sexist. But this is only a partial answer. This article explains that the reason it is evil is because it is sex without love.

How do you go about teaching little children the Bible? This article offers an out­line of a two-year Bible program geared to helping children become familiar with the names and narratives in the Bible and providing basic knowledge regarding how God wants them to live.

At what age is your child ready to take sermon notes, learn psalms and hymns, read the Bible, and pray? This article offers some thoughts.

This article considers what the Roman Catholic Church teaches about several important points, and compares these with Scripture. It looks at authority, sola vs. solo, the doctrine of man, worship and Mary, and other points.

This article considers what it means to live a life of service in the various ages and stages of life. It first gives an overview of 1 Corinthians 12 and what it means to be the body of Christ. Then it examines Philippians 2, showing Christ as the great example of humble servanthood. Then it gives some practical examples of where servanthood is vital among God's people.

This article offers a synopsis of the discussion on speaking in tongues, including whether this gift in the early church still exists today.

Is the universe billions of years old? This article provides evidence from radioactive crystals for a young earth.

This article looks at Hinduism, discussing its gods and its professed way of salvation.

This article looks at the pain of divorce and the consequences of divorce.

This article is about the artist Francisco Goya.

If man is totally depraved, why do unbelievers still do good things? 

This article is about the variety, richness, and complexity of God's creation and nature. 

This article is about climate prediction and climate modeling, and why we have to be sceptical of some of the results.

This article is on the topic of modestly and nudity and the seventh commandment, and why it is important to maintain modesty when using social media.

This article is about a collection of soft-bodied fossils from the Burgess Shale in British Columbia, and likened such fossils to an explosion; hence the name, "Cambrian Explosion." The article considers how such an explosion may have happened. It also considers the discovery of other soft-bodied fossils in the world, and how these complex animals leave evolutionits scratching their heads. It concludes by suggesting these animals were pre-flood, and suddenly buried when the flood came.

This article looks at the naming of animals by Adam as recorded in Genesis 2:19-20.

This article is about freedom of speech, censorship and obscenity. 

Was John Calvin a hard man? This article looks at Calvin through his letters and those around him.

What is the goal of political involvement: winning or witnessing? 

This article looks at patriotism in an ungodly country, and seeking peace and prosperity for your country. 

This article looks at the mystery of the Mayan civilization, and their concept of date and time. 

This article is about the Third Reich (specifically 1933-1945) and the opposition of Christians to Nazi Germany.

This article is about the scientific method and the purpose of secular science.

This article is about how we use our words and language in difficult situations. The author sees speech as something that must heal and help.

This article is about humour and the place it has in the Christian life.

This article is about the language we use when addressing God in prayer. Should we still use the old forms (i.e. thee, thou) out of respect?

Art and creativity is a gift from God that we can use to glorify Him.

This article is about militant Islam and jihad, and democracy and human rights in Islam.

This article is about the victims of abuse and justice, and abuse victims and their relationship with God. The author also discusses the imprecatory psalms.

This article on Paul Overstreet is about music and a Christian worldview.

This article discusses infertility, the pain of childlessness (childless couples), medical treatments for infertility (artificial insemination), and surrogate motherhood.

This article is about illness and depression, sin and depression, help for depression, prevention of depression and suicide.

This article is about the task of the woman and the wife. The author discusses the role of the wife as homemaker, Proverbs 31:10-31, and the different roles of men and women.

This article discusses the origins and the effects of rock music.

This article looks at using the word "sleep" instead of "dead." Christians who die fall asleep in the Lord Jesus Christ.

This article is about the anti-ageism movement. The author discusses aging, and the respect and wisdom of older people.

This article is about William Tyndale's place in the Reformation of England. The author also looks at his work in Bible translation.

This article is about goodness in society, the law of God in society, secularism, and the root of all evil.

How do we look at events today and in history in the light of God's blessing and curses? Can we look at the news with an open Bible next to it? This article looks at the hand of God in history.

What are Christians supposed to think of family planning and birth control? This article looks at marriage and children, and also discusses Genesis 1:28 and 1 Timothy 5:14.

This article is about the last part of Article 29 of the Belgic Confession: the marks of the Christian. The author also looks at church and salvation, and personal faith and church membership.

This article is about respect for our Bibles.

This article is about whether respect must be earned or given. The author also discusses authority and obedience.

Galatians 4:4 says that the Lord Jesus was born at a very precise moment in history. God himself determined the exact moment in history when everything was ready for the birth of Jesus Christ. The author also discusses the relation between the incarnation of Christ and the return of Christ.

This article is about the unification of Reformed Churches from the First Secession (1834) and the Second Secession (1886). On June 17, 1892, the synods of these two federations gathered to form the Reformed Churches in the Netherlands (hence, the Union of 1892).

Can you easily recognize and distinguish the true church and the false church? This article focuses on this matter through the lens of Article 29 of the Belgic Confession.

This article is about comic strips.

This article reflects on euthanasia.

This article on Revelation 6:5-6 is about economics and the judgment of God in the form of famine and hunger.

This article discusses television and evangelism, television preachers and church membership.

This article is about the ideals of John Lennon and the kingdom of Christ.

This article is about occultism and astrology.

This article looks at cohabitation as a social disaster.

This article on war and peace, also looks at pacifism, just war, and nuclear weapons.

This article is about church secessions, the persecution of the church, and the Hugenots in the church in France 1550-1800 A.D.

This article looks at the media and communication, and the purpose of the media.

This article looks at the preaching as monologue and dialogue. The author discusses communication in preaching and looks at the view of Karl Jaspers with regards to preaching.

This article discusses the humanness of art, what makes art good, the revelation of God and art, Christian art, and art and transformation.

This article discusses the confessional standards of the church, the Nicodemites, and the institutes of Calvin and confessing the faith.

This article discusses the basis for science, Christian science, the relation of science and faith, and the place of rationality in science.

Philosophy is inescapable, but what kind of philosophy should we have? This article looks at philosophy and the revelation of God, Christian philosophy, a Christian worldview, and antithesis in philosophy.

This article is about idleness, work ethic, rest, and entertainment. The author also discusses Weber's view of the Calvinistic work ethic.

This article looks at the question whether we should choose burial or cremation for the body when a Christian dies.

This article is about Karl Marx, socialism, and the Communist Manifesto.

Is revolution the same thing as reformation? This article discusses the French Revolution from the perspective of the art of this period, focusing on the artist Jacques-Louis David and his painting The Death of Marat.

This article gives a Christian perspective on crime and the reasons for crime. The author also discusses society and the justice of God.

This article is especially about the issues nurses are confronted with in their profession. The article looks at the value of life, death, euthanasia, caring, and helping badly malformed people.

This article on Christian politics, is about the autonomy of man and the sovereignty of God. The author also looks at reformed politics in the Netherlands.

Do Christians have a political calling? This article looks at the task of a Christian political party and the Christian in politics.

This article is about Jesus Christ as child (Luke 2:51), and salvation for the family.

This article on just war, also looks at regulating evil, nuclear weapons, and the task of government in deterrence and peace.

This article about the question of pacifism, looks at government and justice, and government and force. The author also looks at Matthew 5:38-42.

This article is about the Marsellaise, Rouget de Lisle, and the French revolution (1789-1799).

This article is about Hitler's view of church and state, his treatment of the clergy in the national church and the Barmen declaration 1934. This article is a part of German church history from 1930-1945.

This article looks at the place of work in the Kingdom of God. The author discusses the curse and redemption of work, work as a vocation, and the place of gifts in our work.

This article looks at William Booth and the Salvation Army. Social justice is also discussed.

This article looks at appearance from a Christian perspective and the place of looks in society. The author discusses outward and inward beauty.

This article is about the reasons for home school, and the relation of home school and the Christian school.

This article is about modesty in dress, and clothes and our lustful desires.

Is censorship a good thing? This article looks at censorship, and the control and freedom of morality in society.

This article on justice and restitution, looks at the restitution for victims, and what justice entails for the victim and society (or the state).

This article looks at the characteristics of young adolescents, and the Christian guidance of adolescents.

This article is about Michael Card and the message of Christian music.

Is there neutrality in music? This article looks at the message of music and the origins and effects of rock music. The author also discusses 1 Corinthians 14:7-11.

This article on euthanasia looks at active and passive euthanasia, the relief of suffering, and the meaning of death in Jesus Christ.

This article on civil disobedience, discusses violent civil actions and demonstrations, the task of the government, the example of Christians in society, and our prayer for this world.

This article looks at the background of rock music and classical music, Christian rock, and the effects of rock music.

This article is about the persecution of believers in China and the church history of China.

This article is about parenting and sexuality, reasons for dating, the priorities in dating, and sexuality and dating.