Around the Horn (February 15)
Pastor, What Do You Preach to People Who Can’t Get Their Act Together? With this post there is both a video and transcript from Ray Ortlund and Sam Allberry answering this important question. God’s Ordinary
Andrew Fuller Friday: Knowledge of God and Self
Continuing last weeks excerpt on the knowledge of man, Fuller shifts to the knowledge of self and God. Secondly, Let us try the justness of the remark in respect of the knowledge of ourselves. Self-knowledge
Around the Horn (February 8)
How Spurgeon Got His Congregation "Spurgeon regularly reminded his people that evangelism isn’t just for pastors. Rather, all Christians—men, women, and children—are called to proclaim the gospel wherever the Lord places them. So many testimonies
Andrew Fuller Friday: On Knowledge and Wisdom of Man
“And I gave my heart to know wisdom, and to know madness and folly: I perceived that this also is vexation of spirit. For in much wisdom is much grief; and he that increaseth knowledge
Around the Horn (February 1)
Headlines: Winning Like a Loser (and Losing Like a Winner) In this post, Benjamin Quinn makes the case, "Whether it is a team or an individual sport, sports demand perseverance and grit to be successful.
Andrew Fuller Friday: On Christ’s Unique Advocacy
On this part of the subject, we must be still more particular. An advocate, especially one that undertakes the cause of sinners, requires to have an interest with the Judge; to be interested for the
Around the Horn (January 25)
Dear Pastor . . . Your Leadership Is Needed in the Pulpit Commenting on expositional leadership, Scott Pace and Jim Shaddix note, "While preaching is not the only thing you do as a pastor, it
Andrew Fuller Friday: On Our Sin and Advocate
“And if any man sin, we have an Advocate with the Father, Jesus Christ the righteous.” This is to prevent despair. It is here supposed, that though it is the habitual aim of true Christians
Around the Horn (January 18)
Three Reasons the Old Testament is More Important than You Think In this post, New Testament scholar Michael Kruger, while not confronting objections, offers important frameworks for why the Old Testament is important. Three Lessons
Andrew Fuller Friday: On the Gospel Call to Avoid Sin
The general charge which Christianity gives to its adherents: “These things write I unto you, that ye sin not.” This is to repress presumption. This is the bearing not only of the writings of John,