Andrew Fuller Friday: Fuller on the Work of Missionaries
I. Let me remind you of a few things relative to the greatness of your work.—Such a view of it may, in one sense, dismay you, and induce you to exclaim, “Who is sufficient for
Around the Horn (August 9)
What the Bible Says About Leading Difficult People We've all said it, "That person is annoying." The problem with describing someone as annoying is that annoying is a not a character trait someone can have.
The Gospel According to Ecclesiastes
The book of Ecclesiastes is about living with joy because of the grace of God. Many miss that fact because of how sober-minded and honest “the Preacher” (Ecc 1:1, Heb., qohelet) of Ecclesiastes is about
Andrew Fuller Friday: Fuller offers Advice to the Dejected
“How long shall I take counsel in my soul, having sorrow in my heart daily?”—Psal. 13:2. We have, in a former discourse, considered the importance of looking into our own hearts; but that counsel is
Book Review: Christian Ethics: An Introduction to Biblical Moral Reasoning
Grudem, Wayne. Christian Ethics: An Introduction to Biblical Moral Reasoning. Wheaton: Crossway, 2018. 1246 pp. INTRODUCTION “But be doers of the word, and not hearers only, deceiving yourselves…For as the body apart from the
Around the Horn (August 2)
The Character of Martin Lloyd-Jones' Preaching Ministry Martin Lloyd-Jones is a revered preacher. His ministry still has an impact today. Why? What made his preaching so notable? Why did his preaching stand out when the
Lloyd-Jones on the Church, Politics, and Social Justice
The first book I ever read by D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones was his classic preaching text Preaching and Preachers. Since reading that book I have read his expositions of Scripture for most of my Christian life
Around the Horn (July 26)
Can Your Soul Survive Twitter and Facebook? In this article, Russell Moore makes a connection between the social media pack mentality and how we are to interact with one another inside the church. He makes
Andrew Fuller Friday: Fuller on Church Planting in the Early Church
The principles on which the apostles proceeded may appear by tracing the analogy between them and a company of Christian missionaries in the present day.—The term “apostle” signifies one that is sent. If we subtract