Around the Horn (June 1)

What Is a Church? "So, a church is a gathering. A church is not just people—it’s people who assemble regularly. A church is never less than that. But a church is also more than this.

Around the Horn (May 25)

Calvin as an Experiential Preacher "Calvin viewed preaching as God’s normal means of salvation and benediction. He said that the Holy Spirit is the “internal minister” who uses the “external minister” in preaching the Word.

Around the Horn (May 18)

Lessons in Church Leadership: Establishing a Vision In this post, Alistair Begg offers wisdom for leadership while standing on the shoulders of Nehemiah. Roast What You Kill "I had never considered Scripture’s testimony of the

Around the Horn (May 11)

How God Uses Friction to Shape Us "God employs friction to shape us into his Son’s likeness. Scripture reflects on this in various places. One that provides us with important first principles is Romans 5:3–4:

Around the Horn (May 4)

5 Practical Points for Preachers This is a simple three minute charge to young preachers, but it is packed with helpful advice. Brothers, We Can Do Better "Recently, the priority and practice of expository preaching

Around the Horn (April 27)

Think Little "So often, we’re focused on the big. I’m grateful for those who are faithful in big things. I just think it’s time we stopped overlooking what God does through the rest of us

Around the Horn (April 20)

Political Life Begins in the Church Here, Patrick Schreiner writes, "The most subversive thing we can do is exist as the kingdom of God amid the kingdom of man. This was Jesus and Paul’s main

Around the Horn (April 13)

Where Did All This Expository Preaching Come From? "There’s no doubt that, at least within Reformed churches, this is an age of expository preaching—of preaching sequentially through books of the Bible while always ensuring that

Around the Horn (April 6)

Redeeming Discipline "God works in you — and therefore you are not bound to the narrow limits of your self-strength. God works in you — and therefore laziness is not a celebration of his grace but a tacit

Around the Horn (March 30)

Struggling with the Struggle "The reality of the Christian life, though, is that God generally does teach us the most valuable lessons in periods of lament, periods of weakness, periods of fear, periods of doubt.