Around the Horn (June 21)
Hermeneutics: Knowing and Living the Text Coming to the Scriptures should not reflect a picture of coming to a self-service gas station, filling up our tanks, and driving away, while never interacting with others. No,
Interpreting the Bible as Christians—The Supernatural Word
The Scripture is the Word of God (Luke 11:28, Heb 4:12). This simple declaration implies the Bible is not only a collection of sixty-six distinct books but also is, in a very real sense, onebook,
Andrew Fuller Friday: Fuller on the Relationship Between God’s Natural and Moral Attributes
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
Around the Horn (June 14)
Five Great Benefits from Preaching There is great benefit to hearing the Word of God preached. Listening to preaching is much more than hearing a lecture or talk. There are benefits that derive uniquely from
Book Review: It Takes a Church to Baptize: What the Bible Says about Infant Baptism
McKnight, Scot. It Takes a Church to Baptize: What the Bible Says about Infant Baptism. Grand Rapids: Brazos Press, 2018. Note: A review copy of the book was provided to the Prince on Preaching
Andy Stanley, Modern Liberal
J. Gresham Machen’s Christianity and Liberalism, first published in 1923, has shown amazing resiliency in the applicability of its message. When I heard Andy Stanley’s recent comments that we should stop asking, “What does the
We Include because of the Exclusive Savior
Those of us in the USA live and operate in a society that is quite different than that of our grandparents. In their time, many of our cities had just a selection of churches and
Introduction to The Ecclesiastes of Solomon: Martin Luther
This book is one of the more difficult books in all of Scripture, one which no one has ever completely mastered. Indeed, it has been so distorted by the miserable commentaries of many writers that
Pursuing Lesser Things to the Neglect of the Greater: Andrew Fuller Being Dead Still Speaks to #SBC18
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,
Around the Horn (June 7)
Hobby or Habitat? Biblical Anorexia in the West In this talk, Fergus MacDonald tackles the problem of why so many people have access to the Scripture and yet so few engage it seriously and regularly.