Andrew Fuller Friday: The Holy Spirit and Repentance
Of the work of the Holy Spirit The Scriptures clearly ascribe both repentance and faith wherever they exist to Divine influence.† Whence many have concluded that they cannot be duties required of sinners. If sinners
Around the Horn (December 5)
Produce something average "They once got two groups of people to make some pots out of clay. One group was given an hour to make as many pots as possible, while the other group used
The Gift of the Ruler (Micah 5:1-5a)
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Confronting Jesus About Messiah (Mark 12:35-44)
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Andrew Fuller Friday: On Particular Redemption
Objections to the foregoing principles, from the doctrine of election, are generally united with those from particular redemption; and, indeed, they are so connected that the validity of the one stands or falls with that
Gifting is Not Godliness
“If it could happen to somebody like _________!” After about three decades of vocational ministry, I’ve heard this sentiment uttered by many Christians whenever a famous preacher they looked up to fell into disqualifying sin
Andrew Fuller Friday: On the Punishment of Unbelief
It is here taken for granted that nothing but sin can be the cause of God’s inflicting punishment, and nothing can be sin which is not a breach of duty. “Go ye into all the
Around the Horn (November 14)
Waiting on God Means Releasing the Right to Control Your Life In this post Mark Vroegop writes, "Anger is an emotional, sinful response to try and solve something quickly so I can regain control. As
Andrew Fuller Friday: On Obedience to the Gospel
It is no uncommon thing to distinguish between a formal requisition and that which affords the ground or reason of that requisition. The goodness of God, for instance, though it is not a law or
Around the Horn (November 7)
What Exactly Is 'Sola Scriptura' Protecting us From? In this post, Micheal Kruger notes, "At the heart of Sola Scriptura, is the recognition that fallen humans are always looking to replace God’s authority with some other