John Newton’s Guidance for our Social Media Age
A pastor wrote to John Newton about a public letter he was planning to write to a fellow pastor confronting him a aberrant doctrinal views. Newton took the opportunity to send back a letter full
Andrew Fuller Friday: On the Appearance to Elijah
Elijah lived in a time of great apostacy. His history is more particularly related than that of most of the other prophets, and is very interesting. The most distinguishing event of his time was a
Around the Horn (February 3)
Preaching is Different on a Screen "But I do think there is something necessarily different about listening to sermon in person and watching it on a screen. That isn’t to say it is wrong to
Andrew Fuller Friday: Great Sinners Returning to God
“But if from thence thou shalt seek the Lord thy God, thou shalt find him, if thou seek him with all thy heart and with all thy soul.”—Deut. 4:29. There is a mixture of mercy
Around the Horn (January 27)
A Homiletic of Help: How Love Writes a Sermon "If you rush into the what of preaching without reminding yourself of the why, my guess is that your sermon will show it and your people will know it.
Andrew Fuller Friday: A Minister’s Concern for the Salvation of His Hearers
Affectionate Concern of a Minister for the Salvation of His Hearers “We were gentle among you, even as a nurse cherisheth her children: so, being affectionately desirous of you, we were willing to have imparted
Around the Horn (January 20)
The Power of the Ordinary Moments "Few realized the Christ would come, not in pomp or power, but in humility, frailty, and infancy. Even fewer realized the Christ would conquer, not by army, sword, or