Andrew Fuller Friday: On the Flood (Part 2)
The close of the last chapter brought us to the crisis of the flood, or to the period in which it had arrived at its greatest height: hence it began to abate. Observe the form
Around the Horn (January 2)
Preaching the Whole Counsel Jason Allen begins this post stating, "Sound preaching depends on sound interpretation. If one desires to preach the whole counsel of God, proper interpretation is of paramount importance. To unpack the story of
Andrew Fuller Friday: On the Flood
The Flood Gen. 7 We have seen the preparation of the ark, the warnings of God by it, and his long-suffering for a hundred and twenty years. Now we see it finished; now the end
Andrew Fuller Friday: On the Nature of the Son
“I believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God.” From this rises the great love of God in the gift of him: “God so loved the world as to give his only begotten Son”—the
Around the Horn (December 19)
MY SON DID NOT LIVE ONE DAY MORE OR LESS THAN GOD PLANNED — I TAKE COMFORT IN THAT TRUTH In this post, Erik Reed shares about the life of his son Kaleb. It was
Every Pastor Needs a Lula Mae Pryor: A Eulogy
Lula Mae Pryor was probably the most unique person I ever met. From the first day I met her when I was called to pastor at Ashland Avenue she became my biggest encourager but it
Andrew Fuller Friday: On Abraham’s Sacrifice of Isaac
A few remarks on the general design of the whole will conclude this subject. Though it was not the intention of God to permit Abraham actually to offer a human sacrifice, yet he might mean
Around the Horn (December 12)
But that is Just Your Interpretation! In this article for Themelios journal, D.A. Carson discusses the foolishness of believing the lie that all interpretations are equally valid. He writes, "“But that’s just your interpretation”: well,
Andrew Fuller Friday: On the Offerings of Cain and Abel
The Offerings of Cain and Abel Gen. 4:1–8 Ver. 1. Adam has by his wife a son, who is called Cain; viz. a possession or acquisition; for, said Eve, “I have gotten a man from
Around the Horn (December 5)
The Bible is One Book The Bible is one book about one person, yet there are times where each passage may not seem to be about that one person. That being the case, how should