Question 52: What hope does everlasting life hold for us? Answer: It reminds us that this present fallen world is not all there is; soon...

Question 52: What hope does everlasting life hold for us? Answer: It reminds us that this present fallen world is not all there is; soon...

Question 50: What does Christ's resurrection mean for us? Answer: Christ triumphed over sin and death by being physically resurrected, so...

Question 31: What do we believe by true faith? Answer: Everything taught to us in the gospel. The Apostles’ Creed expresses what we...

Question 27: Are all people, just as they were lost through Adam, saved through Christ? Answer: No, only those who are elected by God and...

This week we begin with Question 27 of the New City Catechism, found in Part 2 (questions 21-35), which focuses on Christ, redemption,...

Question 26: What else does Christ’s death redeem? Answer: Christ’s death is the beginning of the redemption and renewal of every part of...

Question 26: What else does Christ’s death redeem? Answer: Christ’s death is the beginning of the redemption and renewal of every part of...

This week we begin with Question 26 of the New City Catechism, found in Part 2 (questions 21-35), which focuses on Christ, redemption,...

Question 16: What is sin? Answer: Sin is rejecting or ignoring God in the world he created, rebelling against him by living without...

Question 5: What else did God create? Answer: God created all things by his powerful Word, and all his creation was very good; everything...

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.

According to Paul, if we deny the doctrine of the future resurrection of the dead, we unravel the whole fabric of the gospel.

The third section of the Apostles' Creed moves from the accomplishment of Christ's saving work to its application to us by the Holy Spirit.

Union with Christ by faith is the key difference between those who are right with God and those who remain condemned in Adam.

The cross of Christ does not automatically save all, but only those covenantally united to Christ. This union begins with God's choice.

How does the Bible picture the culmination of Christ's redeeming work?

Christ died to redeem humanity. But how does the redemption of humanity affect the earth itself?

Sin's effects on the earth turned it into a graveyard, which it was never intended to be.