This week we come to Question 6 of the New City Catechism, found in Part 1 of the catechism (questions 1-20), which focuses on God,...

Question 4: How and why did God create us? Answer: God created us male and female in his own image to know him, love him, live with him,...

Question 4: How and why did God create us? Answer: God created us male and female in his own image to know him, love him, live with him,...

This week we come to Question 4 of the New City Catechism, found in Part 1 of the catechism (questions 1-20), which focuses on God,...

Question 3: How many persons are there in God? Answer: There are three persons in the one true and living God: the Father, the Son, and...

Question 3: How many persons are there in God? Answer: There are three persons in the one true and living God: the Father, the Son, and...

This week we come to Question 3 of the New City Catechism, found in Part 1 of the catechism (questions 1-20), which focuses on God,...

Complete sovereignty over all is bound up with the very definition of who God is.

The attributes of God are not different parts of him. They are simply God, viewed from the limitations of our creaturely perspective.

God is Creator and Sustainer, which leads us to affirm the doctrines of creation and providence.

Jesus Christ is our Savior, but what does he save us from?

Scripture teaches that our hope lies, not in self-determination, but in the joyful surrender of ourselves to God.

The hope of the gospel not only carries us through the ups and downs of life, but gives us the assurance to face death.

Our hope for the future is not an escape from physical reality, but rather the renewal of our bodies and this world.

One day, sin will be in the past tense for us. This is one of our greatest hopes.

Why is there no temple in the New Jerusalem?

What could be better than being with Jesus in the flesh? Actually, Jesus himself tells us.

The ascension of Christ is the linchpin of our assurance before God.

The ascension of Jesus Christ to Heaven fulfills the destiny of our design: to rule over the world to come, and even over angels.

It is not only believers in Christ who will be raised from the dead. What does Scripture say about the resurrection of unbelievers?