Andrew Fuller Friday: On Satan’s Temptations
“1. Ought we to ascribe any part of our conduct which is not absolutely sinful to the agency of Satan? There appears to have been nothing ‘absolutely sinful’ in the conduct of the Corinthians towards
Around the Horn (June 4)
The Importance of Preaching God’s Severity According to John Owen "There are some sins or degrees in sinning that neither the holiness, nor majesty, nor wisdom of God can so bear withal, as to suffer
Andrew Fuller Friday: On Ministerial Call and Qualifications
“How may a man ascertain his election of God to the ministry of the gospel? And what are sufficient qualifications for that important office?” I conceive an answer to the latter part of the question
Around the Horn (May 28)
How the Resurrection Fills Your Life with Meaning, Purpose, Happiness, and Hope Here Patrick Schreiner writes, "If you reject the resurrection, then none of the following things can be true. However, if you believe in
Andrew Fuller Friday: On the Prayer of the Wicked
“Ought a wicked man to pray?” The declaimer who denied this position seems to have had an eye to those passages of Scripture which declare “the sacrifice and way of the wicked to be an
Around the Horn (May 21)
You Can't Love the Church in the Abstract In this article from Christianity Today, we see how the congregation is the place where Christianity is concretized. Matthew Lowe writes, "With real people, parking lots, budgets,
Andrew Fuller Friday: On the Sonship of Christ
The meaning of the terms, “Son of God,” and “only begotten Son of God,” must needs be of importance, inasmuch as the belief of the idea signified by them was made a leading article in
Around the Horn (May 14)
Performative Busyness "I’ve spent my whole career as a “knowledge worker,” and I have seen it go poorly when some organizations (or individuals within organizations) try to measure the productivity of knowledge workers like they’re
Andrew Fuller Friday: On the Nature of Regeneration
“Does the Spirit of God, in regeneration, produce a new principle in the heart, or only impart a new light in the understanding!” The question, as stated by your correspondent, I consider as important, and
Around the Horn (May 7)
Preach to the Choir In this post Seth Trout are that "preachers must, and should, feel free to “preach to the choir” without shame or apology for three reasons: the choir needs preaching, the choir