A Sermon Without Christ is a Horrible Thing—C.H. Spurgeon
David Prince shares some excerpts from a C.H. Spurgeon sermon on the horror of preaching a sermon without Christ.
Andrew Fuller Friday: Vindictive Justice (Part 2)
“As to the nature and fitness of things, we cannot draw any conclusion thence against the loveliness of vindictive justice, as a Divine attribute, unless the thing itself can be proved to be unlovely. But
Around the Horn (August 31)
Links on the Nashville Statement, slow spiritual growth and responding to Hurricane Harvey.
The Rest Of Titus and Why It Matters For Women
Too often, women's ministry get's shrunk down to three verses in Titus 2. Anca Martin writes on how women need more than just three verses from Titus 2. They need more.
Andrew Fuller Friday: Vindictive Justice (Part 1)
“It is further objected that, according to the Calvinistic system, God is a vindictive being, and that, as such, we cannot love him. It is said that we "represent God in such a light that
Around the Horn (August 24)
Links on preaching, responding to race issues and a powerful testimony.
Recovering the Evangelical Pulpit: Hearing Christ
I have the privilege to teach preaching on the seminary level and often lecture on preaching to a variety of pastors at conferences. One of the things I've noticed is, that no matter how high
The Solar Eclipse – C.H. Spurgeon
The Metropolitan Tabernacle Pulpit, No. 183 Isaiah 50:3. “I clothe the heavens with blackness” If there be sermons in stones, there must be a great sermon in the sun; and if there be books in
Andrew Fuller Friday: Defending the Doctrine of Atonement
Andrew Fuller defends the doctrine of atonement.
Declaring War Against Dinner Table Racism
Casey McCall responds to the events in Charlottesville, Va and how white Christians should respond to their black brothers and sisters in Christ.