Around the Horn (August 7)
How Does Church History Help Me Read Scripture Faithfully? "Church history can often surprise you like that. It offers us no infallible guide for faith and practice—we have our Bibles for that—but the history of
How Does Church History Help Me Read Scripture Faithfully? "Church history can often surprise you like that. It offers us no infallible guide for faith and practice—we have our Bibles for that—but the history of
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,
Risks: The Path to Growth "It almost goes without saying that there are many dangers we should protect our children from. In this age, though, a lot of us likely err on the side of
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It has been very common, among a certain class of writers, to exclaim against creeds and systems in religion as inconsistent with Christian liberty and the rights of conscience; but surely they must be understood
Christian Athlete, Do You Know Your #AO1? "Learning to play sports for God’s glory, for an “Audience of One,” was revolutionary for me in my young faith. I was 17 years old when, at a
Don’t Grumble: Reflecting Christ in a Complaining World "There are two major reasons why Christ commands us to stop our grumbling." Obviously, they are made clear in the post. Dear Pastor, Stay on the Line
But there is another duty which we owe to our country; which is, That we pray to the Lord for it. It is supposed that religious people are a praying people. The godly Israelites, when
Preaching Leadership Lessons from the Marine Corps "But I also learned a great deal about leadership, and I want to share with you some of the leadership lessons I learned from the Marine Corps and
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