Andrew Fuller Friday: A Word to Christians About the Times
It is witnessed of David, that he “served the will of God in his generation.” Every generation has its peculiar work. The present age is distinguished, you know, by the progress of infidelity. We have
Around the Horn (June 18)
Unleash the Lion of Scripture: How We Can Know the Bible is True In this post, Michael Kruger notes, "Coming to believe that the Bible is God’s word does not require extensive historical evidence, as
Do You Number Your Days?
So teach us to number our days that we may get a heart of wisdom. Psalm 90:12 This verse has been close to my heart during these days of pandemic isolation. I can’t recall how
Don’t Let Your Politics Ruin Your Witness
I know a lot of people personally who love Jesus, who would tell you that their only hope is in him and what he accomplished on their behalf, who lead their families lovingly, serve others
Andrew Fuller Friday: On Commendation
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 11)
George Floyd and Me In this powerful piece, hiphop artist Shai Linne shares his reactions to George Floyds death. It is honest and heartfelt, and he works to strike a right balance of realism and
As You Decide Which Side to Take, Will You Consider Jesus’s?
As you take in the scenes from our cities—the violence and the chaos and the anger and the destruction—you will certainly have opinions. The images, videos, articles, and social media posts will undoubtedly stir something
Andrew Fuller Friday: On the Influence of the Presence of Christ on a Minister
“The Lord Jesus Christ be with thy spirit.”—2 Tim. 4:22. In addressing you, my brother, on this interesting portion of Scripture, I shall simply offer a few remarks on the blessing desired, and consider its
Around the Horn (May 4)
Handling Trail; Rebuking Pride "We can learn from the Puritans that we need affliction to humble us (Deut. 8:2), to teach us what sin is (Zeph. 1:12), and to bring us to God (Hosea 5:15).
I am too Conservative to Stay Silent on Racial Injustice
In over 25 years of ministry, I have been called a lot of things, but liberal, socialist, and Marxist have not been among them. Well, there has only been one exception to that assertion. When