Around the Horn (June 23)
The Moments that Matter "Most of life is forgettable. Husbands serving their wives. Wives loving their husbands. Diapers changed. Sermons preached. Bills paid. Work done. Entirely forgettable moments, and yet these are the moments that
Andrew Fuller Friday: On God’s Mercy to the Gentiles
It is observable, that, in the dispensations of mercy, God has in a wonderful manner, balanced the affairs of men, so as, upon the whole, to answer the most important ends in the great system
No Pastor, It Wasn’t Consensual
I feel physically ill every single time. Unfortunately, I have had this feeling far too often in the last few years. What causes this revulsion? Pastors and ministry leaders who sexually abuse those who look
We Need to Talk About Dirt: Technology and the Need for Real Presence
Often it seems like technology is moving at a breakneck pace. This feeling is nothing new. A quote regularly attributed to U.S. patent clerk Charles H. Duell in 1899 claiming that “everything that can be
Andrew Fuller Friday: On Public Worship
“Bless ye God in the congregations, even the Lord, from the fountain of Israel. There is little Benjamin with their ruler, the princes of Judah and their council, the princes of Zebulun, and the princes
Around the Horn (June 9)
Expect Great Things of God, and Leave the Results to Him "If the object of our faith is a genie God who grants us our wishes, or a handcuffed or impoverished God who no longer
God’s Delight As We Go (Numbers 14:8)
God's purposes will be fulfilled, the questions is whether we will receive the blessings of obedience and his delighting in us as he fulfills his purposes.
Andrew Fuller Friday: On Truth and Practical Religion
Be sure to get your copy of Preaching the Truth As It Is In Jesus: A Reader on Andrew Fuller by David Prince. Available on Kindle or paperback. This excerpt is from Fuller's Dialogues and
Around the Horn (June 2)
The Sugar-Coating Here, the author challenges us to knock the sugar-coating off our Bibles and realize, "Self-pity is about the least attractive character trait humans can develop and tends to find its source in comparison.