Giving is not only an act of worship; it is also an act of waging war. In this article the author shows that the church is militant, therefore resources are needed to wage the war against Satan. He calls you to see your giving as participating in this certain victory. How? 

How should Christians respond to rumours of war? This article argues that Christians should find their comfort in knowing that Christ is the one who rules the world of politics, and God in his sovereignty rules and overrules all human activity, including when to allow war and when to stop it.

Terrorism is waged on the basis of being a just war. Is it so? On the other hand is war against terrorism just? This article looks at the principles guiding just war.

This article considers where war comes from, and what it has to do with God’s unfolding of history.

This article shows that war or fighting is allowed if it for self-defence and defending others. Therefore, Christians, on the grounds of seeking God’s justice, can participate in the army and police service.

This article looks at Luke 22:31-32, pointing to the ongoing war between believers and Satan. Believers can take comfort in the victory achieved through Christ's intercessory work, as well as God's sovereignty in limiting Satan's activity.

This world can only be understood by recognizing the ongoing war between Satan and God, but also knowing that God is already the victor through Christ. This article discusses Christ’s parable of Luke 11:21-22 in relation to this.

This article looks at the Greek and Hebrew words for peace in connection with war. 

This article discusses war, national defense and the ethics of nuclear war.

This article on war and peace, also looks at pacifism, just war, and nuclear weapons.

This article is about war and peace treaties in history.

This article is about war and peace, and war as a instrument of God.

This article is about the war between Christ and Satan, the antithesis between church and world. It focuses on the lordship or dominion of Christ, especially with regard to education and the Christian school.

Were many of the religious wars really about religion? And is there such thing as a just war? This article is about the idea that war is caused by religion.

This article is about the consequences of war.

In this article on Romans 8:21 the author looks at war and suffering in today's world, the guilt of humans and the liberation of this world.