Andrew Fuller Friday: On the Inconsistency of Deism
If there is a God he ought to be worshipped. This is a principle which no man will be able to eradicate from his bosom, or even to suppress, but at great labour and expense.
Around the Horn (September 24)
Red Rope Christianity This post warns of the dangers of the distinctions we create, "The tribal mentality of the pagan culture has leached into the people of God. We are Corinthian pagan in our desires,
Andrew Fuller Friday: The Gloriously Holy God of Christianity vs. Deism
There are certain perfections which all who acknowledge a God agree in attributing to him; such are those of wisdom, power, immutability, &c. These, by Christian divines, are usually termed his natural perfections. There are
Around the Horn (September 17)
Speaking Truth into a Broken World "And the truth is, it doesn’t matter what direction you look. The effects of sin and signs of brokenness are everywhere. So how are Christians supposed to live faithfully
Around the Horn (September 10)
Why Unhealthy People Crave Controversy In this post, Russell Moore makes a point about why certain people are always seeking controversies. He writes, "Over the years I’ve seen Christians who have engaged in controversy when
Around the Horn (September 3)
Prioritize Church, Even When There’s No Childcare Keeping your children in worship with you may be trying for some, and it may seem easy to just stay home and "watch online;" however, as this post
Andrew Fuller Friday: Thoughts on Singing
I have long considered the manner in which our singing is conducted as equally contrary to Scripture and reason. The intent of singing is by a musical pronunciation of affecting truth to render it still
Around the Horn (August 27)
Courage Takes More Than a Keyboard: Christian Courage in a Digital Age "When we talk nowadays about courage, we often mean the kind of courage it takes to write a strongly worded social-media post, or
Andrew Fuller Friday: On Baptism and the Lord’s Table
The “Pædobaptist” addresses his pamphlet to a Baptist. The first letter gives the author’s reasons for his own practice. The two others are in favour of a mixed communion between Baptists and Pædobaptists at the
Around the Horn (August 20)
Pastor, beware of subtle self-promotion "Forget about creating opportunities for yourself; rather, hone your craft and set yourself to labor diligently every day in the work the Lord has put before you. The opportunities will