Around the Horn (March 8)

Judging Verses Judgmentalism  In this article, Danny Akin confronts the misapplication of Matthew 7:1. People have manipulated the verse to ward off any possible critique. However, that was never its purpose. In fact, Jesus himself

Around the Horn (March 1)

How Would You Counsel Someone Interested in Assisted Suicide?  As our society continues to move toward a culture of death, more and more states are legalizing physician-assisted suicide. Given this reality, pastors and churches will likely

Around the Horn (2/22)

Why Ever Christian Must be a Theologian  Theology is not meant to be a pursuit relegated to halls of academia. Theological inquiry is part of the Christian life. In fact, as Jared Wilson points out,

Around the Horn (February 15)

Growing Old Graciously In this article,  Jared C. Wilson discusses what it takes to age graciously in ministry.  From ministering to the next generation of leaders to finishing strong with integrity, Wilson lays out steps

Around the Horn (February 8)

Jesus Didn't Call Us to be "Nice" Many of us have been taught that Jesus wants us to be "nice." In this article, Eric Hoke points out that nice is not listed as one of

Around the Horn (February 1)

Should You Quit? In this helpful article, Russell Moore offers wisdom for those that may be on the verge of giving up. He applies the wisdom beyond the vocational realm. Leaning on insights from author

Around the Horn (January 25)

The Therapeutic Gospel In this article, David Powlison exposes the dangers of a therapeutic gospel. Powlison argues that the therapeutic gospel is only meant to meet felts needs and wants. Rather than meeting wants, the

Around the Horn (January 18)

"Whatever Your Life's Work is, Do it Well." Martin Luther King Jr. on Work In a speech in 1957 in Montgomery, AL, Martin Luther King Jr. reflects on the success of the bus boycott that

Around the Horn (January 11)

They Were No Fools: The Martyrdom of Jim Elliot and Four Other Missionaries - Justin Taylor This article recounts how Jim Elliot and four other missionaries gave up what they could not keep in order