Starting with the Wrong Question “Why should I attend the assembly of the saints if the pastor is teaching something I already know?”...

The best way to understand what God's means of grace are is to turn to the book of Acts and to observe what the first Christians were...

“And the sword of the Spirit, which is the Word of God,” Eph. 6:17b You have heard it said that when in danger it is either “fight or...

The "covenant of redemption," or sometimes it's called the "council of peace," is that eternal covenant or agreement between God the...

"He's acting like a brat because he's tired." "I responded to you disrespectfully because of how I perceived you speaking to me." "I...

After having just blessed his audience with grace and peace from God the Father and the Holy Spirit (called here "the seven spirits"),...

One of the central questions in Christianity is how can a person be saved? Of course this implies that there is something that we need...

Why is it important to have theologically trained pastors? One reason is from a historical basis. The Reformed church, most notably the...

"And I looked and arose and said to the nobles and to the officials and to the rest of the people, 'Do not be afraid of them. Remember...

What is penal substitutionary atonement? It is a wonderful and practical doctrine because it answers the question, "Why did Jesus die?"...

“And take the helmet of salvation,” Eph. 6:17a Marriage is emotional. So many of the components of married life are emotional components....

It is important that we know what love is. Is there a standard to know what is or isn’t loving?

After a brief prologue, the author of Revelation, John, starts to address the seven churches for whom Christ gave him messages.

Why is there a Gospel? This is a question worth talking about.

In this video, viewers will learn what "sola gratia" means.

The hymns are our friends, which are always quick to take us right to Christ.

In this video, viewers will learn why it is good that salvation is all to the glory of God.

While God does work in the heart, changing our desires, he does not speak there.

Many Christians steer away from Revelation for fear of not understanding, but they're missing out on great blessings.

How does a correct understanding of "able to teach" inform our view of elder qualifications?