The power of Calvin's spiritual counsel was in the fine balance that he maintained between his insistence on militant faithfulness in the real battles of the Christian life and his constant reminders of the assurance of victory that the Christian has in Christ. 

As we seek to reform the music of the church, we must try to do that – as Calvin did – in a biblical way.

An examination of the Apostle Paul's teaching in 1 Corinthians 9:22.

To understand the truth, to be protected from error, to testify clearly to the world creeds and confessions are an invaluable resource for Christians.

The necessity of discerning and confronting error in the church.

Who was the founder of Arminianism and what did he teach that had everyone talking?

A reflection on the divisions that were present in the Christian Reformed Church in the 1980's.

During the debate on the issue of women in office during the Christian Reformed Church Synod 1995, Dr. W. Robert Godfrey had the opportunity to defend the work done in 1994 to close the offices to women based on the clear teaching of Scripture.

The testimony of the history and theology of the church places a heavy burden of proof upon the Reformed thinker who opposes the Canons’ teaching on election and reprobation.

An investigation and response to the charges of critics of reprobation in the CRC in the 1970's.

The Canons of Dort, with their detailed and extensive exposition of several vital points of Reformed Christianity, have guided the church in its understanding of the sovereign grace of God.