Just Thinking Out Loud about Parenting After the Wedding
Cristie Cerniglia is the type of church member I wish every pastor could shepherd. Teachable, hungry for the Word, but always active in creative ways of living out the truth in her home and community.
Andrew Fuller Friday: On the Being of God
In the early ages of the world there appears to have been a much stronger persuasion of Divine interposition in human affairs than generally prevails in our times. Even heathens, whose gods were vanity, put
Around the Horn (July 11)
Preaching, Theology, and Writing with Thomas Schreiner In this podcast, respected author, theologian, and preacher, Tom Schreiner talks with Hershael York, Dean of the School of Theology at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, about preaching
Where We Find Significance
It was the first time I ever saw a man wearing a skirt. At least, I thought it was a skirt. Come to find out, it was actually a red plaid kilt, the kind worn
Andrew Fuller Friday: A Christian’s Obligation Towards Their Country
I. Inquire into the duty of religious people towards their country. Though, as Christians, we are not of the world, and ought not to be conformed to it; yet, being in it, we are under
Around the Horn (July 4)
An Introduction to Puritan Preaching What made the Puritan ministers' preaching so effective and timeless? Was there some key ingredient to their preaching? This post shares some board categories that highlight the nature of Puritan
Book Review: The Unsaved Christian
Inserra, Dean. The Unsaved Christian: Reaching Cultural Christians with the Gospel. Chicago: Moody, 2019. 203 pp. Introduction On its face, the idea of cultural Christianity may seem like a positive. Why wouldn’t a culture
Andrew Fuller Friday: On Obedience to a Pastor
The Obedience of Churches to their Pastors Explained and Enforced ”Obey them that have the rule over you, and submit yourselves: for they watch for your souls, as they that must give account, that they
Grieving Deeply with Faith: Not a Contradiction
In her poem A Better Resurrection, the 19th-century Christian poetess, Christina Rossetti, captures a rawness of her pain that exposes violent emotions. The three-stanza poem contours the dark, depressing side to her grief that eclipses
Around the Horn (June 27)
“Sacred Scripture … is placed high on a throne”: Augustine on the Bible The idea that the Bible is the infallible and inerrant word of God is not new to the church. As Michael Haykin