This article highlights the pastoral care of John Calvin.

This article examines the nature of the relationship between John Calvin and John Knox, showing how they viewed one another.

This article gives a general introduction into how to approach a study of John Calvin and his significance in the context of the sixteenth century Reformation.

The purpose of this article is to give a better understanding of John Calvin and his work by examining his interpretation of the Reformation.

This article places the life and work of John Calvin within its historical context. Reid believes that to understand the sixteenth-century Reformation, one must always keep in mind the radical and revolutionary character of Calvin's teaching, which made the Reformation such a dynamic movement.

This article begins by discussing the term "Calvinism." It offers a brief overview of the commitment of John Calvin to proclaim the glory of God, in the midst of a life of great suffering. Then it discusses the doctrine of total depravity.

This article views Calvinism as a theology that faithfully represents the teaching of the Bible. Further, the author foresees the future of this teaching as one that will lead to a global revival of Christianity. The rest of the article explains in detail the reasons why this author is so positive about the future of the teaching of John Calvin.

This article, an excerpt from John Calvin's Institutes, reminds us that human beings are spiritually dead until they are regenerated by the Holy Spirit.

Convinced that God commands how he wants to be worshipped, John Calvin developed a liturgy that incorporated preaching of the word, prayer, administration of the sacraments, almsgiving, and singing.

This article documents the struggle of John Calvin with the Nicodemites.