Andrew Fuller Friday: On the Love of Praise and Flattery
It has been observed that sinful propensities are commonly, if not always, the original propensities of human nature, perverted or abused. Emulation, scorn, anger, the desire of property, and all the animal appetites, are not
Around the Horn (June 22)
Preaching that Moves the Heart "If preaching to the heart of the people means the preacher’s own heart must be reached by the text, then part of preparing to preach is taking time to savor
The Hope (Lamentations 3)
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Andrew Fuller Friday: Consolation to the Afflicted
If our Saviour had been going to some unknown place, where we must not follow him, we might well be unhappy; but “whither I go ye know.” It is true we know nothing of an
Around the Horn (June 15)
How Spurgeon Got His Congregation “By the time of his death, the membership at his church, the Metropolitan Tabernacle, was over 5,300. But as gifted as Spurgeon was, it’d be wrong to think the thousands
Andrew Fuller Friday: The Sure and Gradual Fulfilling of God’s Promises
The Israelites went forth, not only by Divine authority, but under a Divine promise; and the same is true of Christian ministers. God spoke unto Abraham, saying, “I will give unto thee, and to thy
SBC 2023: Don’t Overcomplicate It; We Have a Confession
There have been several takes on how the Southern Baptist Convention AnnualMeeting (SBC AM) should respond to the Executive Committee’s removal ofSaddleback Church as a cooperating member of the SBC. I want to offer a
The Grief (Lamentations 1)
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Andrew Fuller Friday: Ministerial and Christian Comfort
“That I may be comforted with you by the mutual faith both of you and me.”—Rom. 1:12. The communion of saints was thought of such importance among the early Christians as to become an article
Around the Horn (June 1)
What Is a Church? "So, a church is a gathering. A church is not just people—it’s people who assemble regularly. A church is never less than that. But a church is also more than this.