Andrew Fuller Friday: On the Terms of Communion (Part 1)
That the plea for infant communion is equally valid with that of infant baptism you will not expect me to dispute. If I could be convinced of the one, I see no reason why I
Around the Horn (February 13)
Reading without Seeing: How Not to Study the Bible "Imagine taking an interest in your ancestry, creating a family tree, and learning all about your great-grandparents. You know their birthplace, their history, where they worked,
Andrew Fuller Friday: On the Use of the title “Apostle”
Allowing the word apostle to signify a missionary, it does not seem to follow that calling an ordinary preacher, who is sent to publish the gospel among the heathen, by the latter name, is improper
Around the Horn (February 6)
So, What Did Jesus Think about the Old Testament? In this post, Micheal Kruger answers the title question on the levels of history, authority, and inspiration. Clearly, Jesus interacts with the Old Testament and never
Andrew Fuller Friday: On Hope
Hope, or an expectation of future good,* is of so extensive an influence, that whether true or false, well or ill founded, it is one of the principal springs that keep mankind in motion. It
Around the Horn (January 30)
Something You Could Pray for Your Preachers The task of preaching can be daunting. Each time a preacher steps into the pulpit they have the weight of rightly dividing the Word of God. Do you
How to Find Real Community in the Church, Part 1
“I just can’t find community here.” “I’m having a hard time connecting with people at this church.” “For some reason, I just don’t feel like I have anything in common with people here.” I can
Andrew Fuller Friday: On the Work of the Holy Spirit
The Scriptures clearly ascribe both repentance and faith wherever they exist to Divine influence.† Whence many have concluded that they cannot be duties required of sinners. If sinners have been required from the pulpit to
Around the Horn (January 23)
Missionaries Need to Know What a Church Is: A Lesson from Adoniram Judson Of all the theological knowledge requisite for a missionary very rarely is a right ecclesiology high on that list, but as Adoniram
Our Clay Pot Ministry Credential
“What is the argument for Christian missions?” It was a sincere question from a professing Christian. My response was, “What is the argument against Christian missions? The entirety of the biblical revelation of God in