Around the Horn (May 22)
Authentic Preaching in the Age of AI "Obviously, the immediate question we want answered is, Tony, where’s the line? What are the rules? And we’ll return to that. My point here is that AI uses are
Alive in Christ (Romans 6:1-14)
https://www.youtube.com/embed/-EDAF9_TTBI?si=yWYOC8v95OLw4IjN&start=1836
Around the Horn (May 15)
Expository Preaching—The New Golden Calf "But looking back, something vital was consistently underemphasized, if not entirely absent: unction, pleading, and prayer. It’s not that these themes were completely missing—they were mentioned here and there. But
What is a Mother? (Genesis 1-3, Selected Scriptures)
https://www.youtube.com/embed/EXWxgeDmGIk?si=s3jVevNP6VemxdUs&start=2858
Andrew Fuller Friday: On Good Men and Backsliding
Let us review the dealings of God with good men. 1. I may observe, in the first place, that if our backslidings consist in a neglect of secret devotion, God will usually punish them by
Around the Horn (May 8)
The Internet Perpetuates Our Spiritual Dementia In this post Nathan Finn writes, "The church is always tempted by a form of spiritual dementia. But unlike the medical condition, this type of dementia is self-selected, whether
Andrew Fuller Friday: Abraham Counted Righteous
Ver. 4–6. God, in mercy to the patriarch, condescends to remove his doubts on this subject, assuring him that his heir should descend from his own body; yet he must continue to live upon promises.
Around the Horn (May 1)
The Privilege of Preaching In this message John Piper wants to ". . . give you ten reasons why persevering in Christian preaching — expository exultation — is a great privilege. By privilege, I mean the straightforward dictionary definition:
Andrew Fuller Friday: On Pastors and People Serving Their Church
“By love serve one another.”—Gal. 5:13. I shall begin by addressing a few words to you, my brother, the pastor of this church. The text expresses your duty—to “serve” the church; and the manner in
Around the Horn (April 24)
The Power of Preaching In this message you can read or listen to, John Piper aims, "Our theme in this message is the power of preaching. My aim is that, because of hearing this message, you