How can the believer be sure of his election? This article looks at election, faith, assurance, and the Canons of Dort Chapter 1, Article 12.

This article discusses the phrase “the state of justification” as it is found in the Canons of Dort, Chapter five, Article 6. This is part of the Canons’ bigger discussion on the perseverance of the saints.

This article discusses Chapter 5 of the Canons of Dort, which includes topics like the perseverance of the saints, sins of weakness, the means of grace, and God's preserving of the saints.

This article discusses Chapter 3/4 of the Canons of Dort, which includes topics like the effect of the fall into sin, the corruption of man, the earnest call of the gospel, coming to faith, and regeneration.

This article discusses Chapter 2 of the Canons of Dort, which includes topics like atonement and the redemption of man.

This article is a discussion of Chapter 1 of the Canons of Dort, on election and reprobation.

This article discusses the background of the Canons of Dort by looking at the historical context of the Synod of Dort, the person of Jacobus Arminius and his articles, and the place of the national government in the Synod of Dort. 

This article discusses the historical background to the Canons of Dort, particularly the disagreement between the Arminians and the Reformed, which led to the Synod of Dort.

This article discusses chapter 5 of the Canons of Dort, on the perseverance of the saints.

This article discusses chapters 3 and 4 of the Canons of Dort, on total depravity and invincible grace.

This article discusses chapter 2 of the Canons of Dort, on limited atonement or particular atonement, over against universal atonement.

This article discusses chapter 1 of the Canons of Dort, on unconditional election.

Preaching from the Canons of Dort is important for the continual education of members of the church. Such preaching can make the doctrine of grace known, and can defend the church against false teaching.

This article gives a historical background to the development of the Five Points of Calvinism as they are expressed in the Canons of Dort.

Preaching is experiential when addresses the questions, cares, temptations, and struggles of God's people. Looking at the Canons of Dort on the experience of faith, the author show how God's Word can be preached in such a way that such experience of faith is given attention, for the upbuilding of the body of Christ.

This article considers the doctrine of the perseverance of the saints, as also taught in the Canons of Dort, Chapter 5.

This article looks at the conclusion of the Canons of Dort, and how the Reformed churches always asked that they be judged by their Confessions.

This article gives a historical background and introduction to the Canons of Dort.

This article on Canons of Dort chapter 3/4 is about total depravity and sinful man.

This article on the Canons of Dort chapter 2, is about limited atonement. The author discusses the relation of the work of the Father to the work of Jesus Christ, and what the belief in limited atonement means for the preaching.

What really is the significance of the Canons of Dort for the church today? This article shows that it has much to contribute to the life and ministry of the church: it is unswervingly biblical, it gets at at the heart of the Reformed worldview (namely, the sovereign ini­tiative and grace of God), it encourages a God-centred faith, and it points to God as the only comfort for the believer.

This article considers the value of the Canons of Dort for today. It explains that the Canons are helpful for understanding the relationship between divine sovereignty and human responsibility. The author discusses modern issues like the lordship salvation controversy, as well as the meaning of cheap grace.

What is the significance of the Canons of Dort for today? This article considers the charge that this confessional document is a hindrance to evangelism, and explains that it is rather an impetus to evangelism, evangelism of a distinctly Reformed type.

This article considers the doctrine of irresistible grace, as it is discussed in the Canons of Dort, Chapter 4. As part of its discussion it devotes special attention to the use of means.

This article discusses the doctrine of unconditional election, particularly as it is expressed in the Canons of Dort, Chapter 1. The author provides the scriptural support for this doctrine as well, and then proceeds to also address the matter of reprobation, and how election should be preached.