An exposition of chapter 15 of the 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith, concerning Good Works. Christian Good works are the fruit of God's gracious work of salvation and are characterized by humble, thankful obedience to His commands, and diligent use of His ordained means of sanctifying grace.

Typified by the fall of Babylon, the Day of the Lord will bring destruction for the reprobate, but deliverance for the redeemed.

Love is the fulfillment of the Law and the defining characteristic of Kingdom ethics. It is by our love that we are known to be sons of God, grown up into the image of Christ, the eternal Son.

The 13th Century gave rise to new orders of preaching friars that would produce great scholars and set the course to the Reformation. This month we examine the life of the founder of one such order, Francis of Assisi.

Where the sin of others abounds, Christians should respond not with retaliation on the basis of our rights, but with generosity on the basis of Christ's grace.

Before we can understand what God has said, sometimes we need to understand how God has said. Different genres of Biblical literature require different understandings. How should we read the book of Revelation? What is Apocalyptic Literature? What is symbolic and what is literal? How can we determine the difference? And what does it all mean?

Christians are not to hide deceitful hearts behind pious sounding religious words, but as children of the God of truth, we should be known for honesty and integrity.

Marriage is designed by God as a picture of Christ and the church. Divorce is a tool to be used in pursuit of repentance and reconciliation. Unrepentant adultery is the only grounds for divorce, and remarriage is always adulterous.