Jesus Christ was the Anointed of God. This article looks at the anointing of the priest, king, and prophet in the Old Testament, and also how Jesus is our priest, king, and prophet.

Why are you called a Christian? This is a relevant question, even today. In this article the author answers this question by elaborating on the fact that each Christian is called to be a priest. What does it mean to be a priest as a Christian? 

The name Christ means the Anointed One, because Christ is anointed to be our Priest. How do we know this? This article is based on Article 21 of the Belgic Confession, which explains the Priesthood of Christ, and how, as a Priest, He made a satisfactory payment for our sins through His sacrifice. 

This article explains what it means that a Christian is anointed to be a prophet, priest and king; how the basis of this anointing is union with Christ; and what the implications are for the Christian life. 

Christ is anointed to be priest, prophet, and king. This article explains how Christ ministers to the church through his three offices.

To be a Christian is to be drawn by Christ's loveliness. This article shows how people are drawn to Christ as prophet, priest, and king.

After explaining the titles used to describe Jesus, this article focuses on the meaning of "Christ." It shows that Christ was anointed to a threefold office of priest, prophet, and king. At the same time the believer, as a Christian, is united to Christ; hence, believers are also anointed as priests, prophets, and kings.

This article gives an explanation of the offices of Christ as those of prophet, priest, and king, and applies them to the condition of man in his need for Christ.

This article shows that a Christian participates in the offices of Christ through the anointing by the Holy Spirit. This is to play out in how father functions and leads as a priest in his home.

Richard Sibbes (1577-1635 A.D.) wrote his book The Bruised Reed out of pastoral concern for the weaker Christian. This article discusses this work of Sibbes, and also draws attention to the offices of Christ (king, priest and prophet). 

In this article the author discusses Christ as our priest. He looks at the sacrifice of Christ, the intercession of Christ, and the Christian's task as a priest. 

In this article the author first looks at the minister as elder. He then continues to discuss the preacher as priest from texts like Romans 15:16 and 2 Corinthians 5:18-20.

This article is about the threefold offices of Jesus Christ: prophet, priest, and king.

This article shows the importance of the ascension of the Lord Jesus. It gives some thought to how he is prophet, priest and king for us in heaven today.