Around the Horn (May 7)

How Does COVID-19 Expose the Lie of the Prosperity Gospel? In this post, Conrad Mbewe asks why all the preachers of the so-called prosperity gospel seem to have fallen so silent in the face of COVID-19.

Around the Horn (April 30)

None of Your Pain Will Be Wasted The scriptures point often to the truth that God is using our pain and affliction for our betterment and shaping in Christ-likeness, but what about the suffering that clearly

Around the Horn (April 23)

It’s Not Often in Life You Get a Do-Over (So Take the Do-Over!) In this post Time Challies poses a thoughtful questions noting, " It seems to me that as we ponder when and how we

Around the Horn (April 16)

Don't Try to Put Out Every Brush Fire From time to time pastors are faced with accusations and gossip. According to H.B. Charles, one of the worst things a pastor can do is run around

Around the Horn (April 2)

The Minister's Life In this short post, Joe Thorn draws upon Horatius Bonar's Words to Winners of Souls to remind us of the importance of a minister's diligence in guarding his own soul before he can

Around the Horn (March 26)

God Be With Us Until We Meet Again After describing the theological significance of the gathered church, Albert Mohler asks an honest question, "But this raises an important theological question for Christians to consider. Can

Around the Horn (March 19)

The Humbling of Civilization: Praying for the Mercy of God In this article Albert Mohler writes, "When the headlines first appeared about the coronavirus, most of us never considered that we would face such a

Around the Horn (March 12)

Train Hard, Fight Easy "The concept of preparation, of true training which sets its eye on a distant goal, seldom finds its way outside of the gym or motivational business speeches. Many of us see

Around the Horn (March 5)

The Folly of 'Looking for Community' As this post notes, many people bounce around from church to church in search of community. The problem with that attitude is that community is not simply something you

Around the Horn (February 27)

Strong Willed-Child or Weak Willed-Parent? "It should be clear to our children that we mean what we say. If your child is truly strong-willed, then I pray for you and pray that you will help