A quick summary, outline, and discussion of the book of Job.

The Lord Jesus demonstrated that understanding God, Christ, and Scripture is necessary for answering the difficult questions posed by the variety within Scriptural revelation.

Repentance and conversion are so closely related as to sometimes be equivalent.

In a world marked by vanity, there is also much that we do not know. But we can put one foot in front of another with the wisdom given from Scripture and be assured that God is working.

Like the Belgic Confession, the Heidelberg Catechism holds out that good works are non-negotiable and yet contribute nothing to our salvation.

The Lord Jesus, the perfect interpreter of the Law, reveals the love that undergirds the law.

The Heidelberg's condemnation of the Mass of the Roman Church as idolatry is a Reformation emphasis not unique to it, and was unavoidably necessary.

Although there is much in this vain world that we cannot control, restraint in speech, seasonableness of diversions, diligence in maintenance, frugality with money, and circumspection in speech can make what we can control easier to navigate.

Like the Zurich Consensus of 1549, the Heidelberg Catechism teaches us that we truly partake of Christ's humanity by faith in the Lord's Supper.

The life of the resurrection is assured, because God is the faithful, covenant-keeping, powerful fountain of life.