Around the Horn (May 4)
5 Practical Points for Preachers This is a simple three minute charge to young preachers, but it is packed with helpful advice. Brothers, We Can Do Better "Recently, the priority and practice of expository preaching
Andrew Fuller Friday: On Seeking the Will of God
“Ezra had prepared his heart to seek the law of the Lord, and to do it, and to teach in Israel statutes and judgments.”—Ezra 7:10. Example has a strong tendency to excite us to emulation;
Around the Horn (April 27)
Think Little "So often, we’re focused on the big. I’m grateful for those who are faithful in big things. I just think it’s time we stopped overlooking what God does through the rest of us
Andrew Fuller Friday: On Covetouness
When our Lord was preaching on subjects of eternal importance, a certain young man interrupted him, requesting him to speak to his brother to divide the inheritance with him. It seems as if his father
Around the Horn (April 20)
Political Life Begins in the Church Here, Patrick Schreiner writes, "The most subversive thing we can do is exist as the kingdom of God amid the kingdom of man. This was Jesus and Paul’s main
Andrew Fuller Friday: On Good Works and Faith
The rewards promised in the Scriptures to good works suppose the parties to be believers in Christ; and so, being accepted in him, their works also are accepted, and rewarded for his sake. That good
Around the Horn (April 13)
Where Did All This Expository Preaching Come From? "There’s no doubt that, at least within Reformed churches, this is an age of expository preaching—of preaching sequentially through books of the Bible while always ensuring that
Andrew Fuller Friday: On the Reception of Christ
Among the numerous self-deceiving notions which are cherished in the minds of men, is that of their being willing to return to God at any time, provided they had opportunity and the means of doing
Around the Horn (April 6)
Redeeming Discipline "God works in you — and therefore you are not bound to the narrow limits of your self-strength. God works in you — and therefore laziness is not a celebration of his grace but a tacit
Of First Importance: Resurrection Grace (1 Corinthians 15:1-10)
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