Andrew Fuller Friday: On the Glory to be Revealed in Believers
Such is the magnitude of the glory to be revealed in us, that the sufferings of the present time are not worthy to be compared with it. In speaking of these opposites, the apostle, as
Around the Horn (January 30)
Prayerless Theologians "As you watch theological interactions online, and even in some churches, have you ever wondered how many strong assertions come from prayerless theologians? I do not raise this question to belittle solid reasoning,
Andrew Fuller Friday: On Resurrection and Creation
Such is the magnitude of the glory to be revealed in us at the resurrection, that its influence extends to the whole creation. This I take to be generally expressed in the 19th verse: “For
Around the Horn (January 23)
Benjamin Watson on Revival in College Football This post is an interview with former NFLer Benjamin Watson and seeks to ask the questions, "What’s going on with this mini-revival in college football? How should Christians
Andrew Fuller Friday: On Not Being a Despised Minister
“Let no man despise thee.”—Titus 2:15. My brother, I feel a pleasure in the work of this day, partly from the love I bear to you, and partly from the love I feel towards the
Around the Horn (January 16)
Sermon Prep: Not How Long, But Where? "When I am asked how long I spend preparing a sermon, I honestly don’t know. And there’s a good reason for that, namely: I am in a sense
Andrew Fuller Friday: Paul’s Prayer for the Philippians
“And this I pray, that your love may abound yet more and more in knowledge and in all judgment; that ye may approve things that are excellent; that ye may be sincere and without offence
Around the Horn (January 9)
Why Preaching Requires a Human Touch "I’m not a guy who sits in the middle of nowhere wearing a tinfoil hat warning that we’re being taken over by aliens, but I am wondering if in
Andrew Fuller Friday: On the Justice of the Sentence on Those that Reject Christ
A sense of the excellency of Christ, or of his worthiness of being loved, is of great importance in religion. Without this we can never truly love him, nor prize any thing which pertains to
Andrew Fuller Friday: On the Consequences of Human Depravity
Your last two letters have occupied much of my attention. I confess I feel the force of the argument; and though there are difficulties in my mind which I scarcely know how to state in