Seek the peace of the city. The term here rendered peace (שלם) signifies not merely an exemption from wars and insurrections, but prosperity in general. It amounts, therefore, to saying, Seek the good or welfare

“For this cause I bow my knees unto the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, of whom the whole family in heaven and earth is named, that he would grant you, according to the riches

The following excerpt is from Andrew  Fuller's Dialogues and Letters between Crispus and Gaius. Fuller published this work on various theological topics in the Evangelical Magazine between 1793-1795. ___________________________________ Crispus. Your late observations on the importance

Below is an excerpted portion of Andrew Fuller’s article “The Necessity of Seeking those Things First which are of the First Importance” (The Complete Works of Andrew Fuller: Expositions—Miscellaneous, J. Belcher, Ed., vol. 3, Harrisonburg,

If you be truly the subjects of God’s work, there will be many ways which will be brought to your remembrance, and which you will reflect upon with bitterness; ways of open immorality,—ways in which

This young Royals fan who grew up in Africa had a memorable first trip to the K Baseball is the greatest game on the planet. Adoption is one of the greatest acts of generosity and

The reading below contains excerpts from Andrew Fuller’s article for The Biblical Magazine titled, “Progressiveness of sin and of holiness.” The headings have been added and some of the language contemporized but the included excerpts

The Moral Law the Rule of Conduct to Believers [A Letter to a Friend.]   My dear Brother, You requested me to give you my reasons, in the brief compass of a letter, for considering

The ministry to which God by your election has called us forms a distinguished part of the gospel dispensation. Divine instruction was communicated under the Old Testament, and an order of men appointed of God

One of the leading characteristics by which the religion of the Bible is distinguished from those systems of philosophy and morality which many would impose upon us in its place, is, that every thing pertaining