Andrew Fuller Friday: False Religion and Spiritual Pride
It may not be in our power to determine with certainty whether the spiritual pride which we see in others originates in their religion or operates notwithstanding it; but if we be only able to
Around the Horn (September 4)
The Bible Is More Than a Book to Know In this CT article J. T. English writes, "The book we preach as pastors is not a story from a long time ago and a galaxy
Humbling (Luke 14:1-33)
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Andrew Fuller Friday: On the Trinity
No sober Trinitarian would take upon him to say precisely to what degree the distinctions in the Godhead extend. It is generally supposed, however, that the term person approaches the nearest to the Scriptural idea
Around the Horn (August 28)
Always Reforming: Why Extraordinary Results in the Church Have Always Depended on Ordinary Means "In fact, one might argue that much of the modern church has shifted its functional trust from the ordinary means of grace to extraordinary means
Andrew Fuller Friday: On the Great Aim of Life
True religion is a narrow way. We are in danger of missing it, not only in what we do, but in the end for which, or why we do it. The apostle had been dissuading
Around the Horn (August 21)
The Great Commission Became His Ambition: Adoniram Judson’s Stirring Legacy "While his name has faded from our collective memory, Adoniram Judson Jr. (1788–1850) was one of the most famous men of his century. In the eyes
Reality (Matthew 13:24-43)
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Andrew Fuller Friday: On the Need for God’s Revelation
Let us review the insufficiency of human reason to obtain from the mere light of nature a competent knowledge of God, and of his will concerning us. The light of nature furnishes us with little
Andrew Fuller Friday: On Spiritual Treatment of Rich and Poor Christians
It is a glory pertaining to the Christian religion that it embraces in one community all ranks and degrees of men. It admits of civil distinctions, and honours every one to whom honour is due;