Around the Horn (May 2)
Four Ways Your Whole Bible Points to Jesus The Bible's subject and theme is Jesus Christ, which means that every passage, in some way, points to him. In this post, Bryan Chapell explains how that
Andrew Fuller Friday: On Christ’s Deity and the Atonement
The doctrine of atonement by the death of Christ is one of the great and distinguishing principles of the gospel, and its importance is acknowledged by most denominations of professing Christians: yet there are some
Around the Horn (April 25)
4 Reason Why I Appreciate Expository Preaching Few Christians will ever have a hermeneutics class, yet it is the church's role to teach believers how to study the scriptures. In this post, Meredith Cook reminders us
Book Review: Budgeting for a Healthy Church
Dunlop, Jamie. Budgeting for a Healthy Church. Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 2019. 169 pp. Introduction Finances are a barometer of one’s heart. This is why Jesus talked about them so much. Our wallet helps reveal what
Humble Soil and the Implanted Word
“Therefore put away all filthiness and rampant wickedness and receive with meekness the implanted word which is able to save your souls.” James 1:21 I have been studying through the book of James with my
Andrew Fuller Friday: Fuller on Mediocrity in Wisdom and Virtue Satirized
Mediocrity in Wisdom and Virtue Satirized Eccles. 7:15–19 There have been various opinions on the advice of the wise man, “Be not righteous over much,” &c. Great numbers have produced it with a view to
Quietly Content to Use the Means for Saving Souls, without Seeing them Saved? No!
A dying plea from Horatius Bonar in 1889 was, "Please don't write a biography of me." He knew that people would be interested in his life but he always wanted to point men to Christ,
Around the Horn (April 18)
The 1 Thing I'd Say to Christians about Politics and Public Life As Bruce Ashford notes in this short piece, there are numerous things that could be said about Christians and public life, but there
Andrew Fuller Friday: Fuller on the Power and Influence of the Gospel
“What is the true meaning of those parts of the New Testament which declare the gospel to have a powerful operation in the souls of men, especially in believers? See Rom. 1:16; 1 Cor. 1:18,
Around the Horn (April 11)
When Passivity is Pride There is a danger lurking in the pastoral position. It is the danger of applause and people pleasing to gain that applause. This article highlights the damage that this attitude causes