If sacrifice is a way of life for the Christian, then it means pastoral ministry is a sacrificial ministry. This article explains what such a ministry looks like.

What might be absent from your evangelism? This article explains that evangelism requires sacrifice.

This article is about the sacrifice of Jesus Christ, the sacrifice as a gift to God, substitutionary atonement, Leviticus 1-7, Jesus Christ as the lamb of God, and Hebrews 9:22.

"Instead of standing firm in love, many Christians have been duped by the world’s definition of love, which proclaims self rather than sacrifice." This article looks at the love of God, the goodwill of God, and sacrificial love.

This article is about Q and A 80 Heidelberg Catechism (Lord's Day 30 HC) and focuses on the difference between the Lord's Supper and the Roman Catholic Mass. How should we view the sacrifice and presence of Christ in the Lord's Supper?

The question of Anselm, "Why did God become man?" is not answered in a uniform way by Evangelical Christians. There used to be more of a consensus, more so than there is today. What did the atonement actually accomplish? There are basically four views held by Protestants.

This is an extensive article on the Lord's Supper.

Our contemporary preaching of the gospel message would be improved by making better use of the much neglected and misunderstood subject of divine judgment. The breadth of the biblical use of judgment is considered in this article and it is argued that judgment as a metaphor of atonement provides the wider context in which penal substitution should be understood. The metaphor of judgment can also be a means of coordinating disparate biblical images of the atonement.