The doctrine of providence teaches that God is actively involved in the world, guiding the lives of all people, including Christians, and directing all things to their appointed end. This concept is rooted in the Bible and is a fundamental aspect of Christian theology, emphasizing God's sovereignty and personal responsibility. [... more]

Reformed theology is a systematic approach to understanding the Bible, emphasizing the sovereignty of God and the authority of Scripture. It is rooted in the Catholic faith and shares a common heritage with other Christian bodies. The doctrine of God is central to Reformed theology, and it is committed to maintaining the purity of this doctrine through every other element of theology. [... more]

Christians are called to walk in a manner worthy of the gospel, conforming to righteousness out of deep love and affection for Jesus Christ. This requires a deep understanding of God's Word and the principles of Christian living, which are rooted in the doctrine of God and the knowledge of God. [... more]

A grandfather tells his grandson the story of the lightlings, a group of people who were made to live in the light but sinned and hid in darkness. They learn about the power of light over darkness and the gift of the light of the world, who brings hope and redemption to those in darkness. [... more]

The Old Trailblazer reflects on the reality of Christ's coming and the role of a God-called pastor, emphasizing the importance of preaching the Word, reproving and rebuking sin, and exhorting others to seek the Lord. [... more]