This article is about Johan Herman Bavinck, the man who wrote and studied extensively on missions.

In this article the author discusses Bavinck's view of the names of God and the attributes of God (communicable and incommunicable attributes).

This article is about Bavinck's view of the progressive revelation of the Trinity, the terminology used for the Trinity, analogies for the Trinity, and the incommunicable properties of the Trinity. 

This article discusses Herman Bavinck's view of the covenant with Adam (the covenant of works), the covenant of grace, and the relationship between these two covenants.

This article looks at Herman Bavinck's view of the knowability of God. The author also looks at the "proofs" for God's existence. 

This article looks at Herman Bavinck's view of special revelation, Jesus Christ as the Word of God, and Scripture.

This article looks at Herman Bavinck's view on the Person of Christ. The author discusses the expectation of Jesus Christ in the Old Testament, and the relationship of the incarnation to the Trinity, creation, and the testimony of Scripture.

This article looks at Herman Bavinck's view of sin and its consequences, suffering, death and the dominion of Satan.

This article looks at Herman Bavinck's view on the decree of God, election and reprobation.

This article looks at Bavinck's view of general revelation and special revelation.

This article is an overview of the life and legacy of Herman Bavinck.

This article is about Thomas a Kempis' book "The Imitation of Christ". The author discusses obedience in all spheres of life, the dangers of mysticism, being absorbed by culture, and the views of Herman Bavinck on the imitation of Christ.

This article is about the way we have to look at scientific knowledge, especially in our arguments against evolution. We have to realize the limitations of human reasoning and that no specific method is without assumptions or fully objective. All scientific theories have an subjective side to it.