Should biblical commandments have a place in politics? This article looks at the place of righteousness in politics.

How should churches assist one another worldwide? This article discusses mission and financial support worldwide.

This article is an exposition of Mark 4:1-25.

This article is an exposition of Mark 2:23-28.

This article is an exposition of Mark 2:18-22.

What does the Holy Spirit have to do with the judgment of God? This article looks at this aspect of the work of the Spirit, and how it relates to his work of grace and renewal.

We often hear people talk negatively about the task of an office-bearer in the church. This article looks at the biblical view of this task and concludes that it is a beautiful one.

This article consists of notes on Lord's Day 52 of the Heidelberg Catechism.

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What distinguishing human beings from animals is that they are created in the image of God. This article shows that even after the fall human beings are regarded as God’s image bearers, it shows what implications this has for marriage, society and human behaviour. 

Looking at the work of the Holy Spirit from the Old Testament this article shows that the Holy Spirit is regarded as a person, and He was involved from creation, in the life of God’s people. 

This article discusses the so-called Prayer Ministry. This Ministry believes that the Spirit speaks to the believer through prayer and the believer then listens in prayer. This article looks at the way God speaks to us, the relationship of Spirit and Word, praying in the Spirit, and the character of prayer.

This article looks at the relationship between God’s love and his wrath. It shows that God’s wrath is characterized by hHis long suffering and that his wrath is always just. 

This article discusses the normal Christian life according to Romans 6, Romans 7, and Romans 8. The author looks at the unity of these three chapters, as it describes the place of sin, the struggle against sin, and the work of the Spirit in the believer.

Regeneration is a total renewal of the person through the work of the Holy Spirit. This article gives a biblical account on regeneration and looks at the relationship between regeneration and faith. 

This article gives a biblical account of the meaning of calling. It shows that when God calls us to fellowship with Him and to special service, the call is always serious, and it calls for a response. 

Wouldn’t it be wonderful if the Spirit controlled you in such a way that you began to speak about things that exceeded your understanding. If only you could reach a state of ecstasy about God that you uttered things that you don’t understand yourself. Then you would surely be very close to him and be completely filled with the Spirit. To experience such a pure ‘spiritual enthusiasm’ would be unprecedented and wonderful. To speak in tongues has to be the ultimate experience!

May we bless one another and also bless God? Does this place the biblical blessing in the human sphere instead of leaving the blessing to God? What exactly is the content of God’s blessing? Who may pronounce the blessing and what does that mean? This article explores these issues by listening to God’s Word. The author shows how God blessed his people and how his people blessed one another in his name. Blessing is always based on God’s promises and cannot be a magic formula.

In posing this question, we enter dangerous territory. For “sin” is not a concept on which human beings want to dwell. The question is very typical human one. But when we speak of “sin,” we must address God’s judgment on what human beings do and neglect to do. And then we discover that God’s Word makes very pointed and radical pronouncements about sin.

What does world hunger reveal about the hand of God? This article explains how God reveals both judgment and mercy in the hunger and poverty in this world. The author then reflects on how Christians could helpfully but modestly provide aid in such circumstances.

How are we to understand that God is one being, three persons? This article explains how God is a highly personal Trinity, outlining some of the ways in which the three persons work together.

In this article about faith healing and faith healing ministries, the authors discuss the place of Jesus’ healings in the kingdom, the power of healing in the New Testament, the aspect of healing in James 5:14-16, and the healing of God today.

Can we see remnants of the image of God in unbelievers? What about in Christians? To what extent is restoration to the image of God actually possible? This article surveys the high origins of man as image-bearer, the depths to which man fell, and what a restored image of God looks like.

Is there such thing as righteous anger? This article shows that the Bible does indeed speak of righteous anger. However, for one to express righteous anger, he must examine his motives, show patience, and be prepared to forgive.

This article is an exposition of Matthew 13:44.

Can Christianity advance through the use of violence? The answer is "No." Then why is there so much violence in the Old Testament? This article answers the question by pointing to principles that must govern our thinking about violence in the Old Testament.

Should Christians always forgive? Even if there is no remorse? This article on reconciliation between people looks at the way God forgives, true repentance, liberation of guilt, being predisposed to forgive, and cheap grace.

This article looks at the baptism with the Spirit and being filled with the Spirit.

Why did believers in the Old Testament never address God as "Father"? This article looks at the difference of the Old Testament and the New Testament, as well as the importance of the work of Christ in this regard. The author looks at the passages in the Old Testament where it talks about God as Father, and also what it means that Jesus teaches us to call God "our Father" (in prayer).

This article starts by focusing on God's help in our weaknesses, and specifically the support of the Holy Spirit in our weakness. Through the work of the Spirit we may have rest in the midst of unrest. The author then asks the question if we will always receive healing and if suffering will always be taken away from us.

This article looks at God as righteous creator and judge, God as righteous saviour through Jesus Christ, being saved by grace, and God's work of sanctification in our lives.

Where does the Bible say that churches must join together in a federation? This article looks at the characteristics of the church (unity, catholicity, apostolicity and holiness of the church) and what this means for churches to form a federation. The author also looks at Scriptural references that are important for church federation, and how the churches in the New Testament lived together in unity.

What does it mean that God calls people through the gospel? This article looks at the calling in the Old Testament and New Testament, the twofold result of the calling, and the calling without discrimination.

What does it mean that all things were created through Jesus Christ? This article also discusses the question if Jesus Christ is the Mediator of creation, recreation, and Jesus Christ as the head of the church.