All Men Need a Band of Gospel Brothers
Men are made for community. They are made to walk their path in this world alongside their family and with a band of brothers. God’s first “not good” in the created order was because of
Men are made for community. They are made to walk their path in this world alongside their family and with a band of brothers. God’s first “not good” in the created order was because of
A subject so great and so much above our comprehension as this requires to be treated with trembling. Every thing that we can think or say, concerning the ever blessed God, requires the greatest modesty,
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
Who are you? What gives a man his identity? Answering those questions truthfully is essential to living a life of purpose and significance. The great English Baptist preacher Charles Spurgeon’s book, An All-Around Ministry, contains
Consider him who endured from sinners such hostility against himself, so that you may not grow weary or fainthearted. In your struggle against sin you have not yet resisted to the point of shedding your
The history contained in the sacred Scriptures is that of the church or people of God: other nations are introduced only in an incidental manner, as being connected with them: and this people were formed
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
The Pharisees were experts in the word of God. In light of their diligent study, they were sure that they knew what God expected of them. They were thought to be the most principled in their serious-minded
Paul concludes his majestic treatise on the gospel of Jesus Christ in the book of Romans with a call for a renewed mind that is transformed by the gospel. He writes, “Do not be conformed
The quote below is a consistent theme in the Andrew Fuller corpus. Ministry can become hollow and empty. We can speak of the power of the Gospel and not be trusting in the Gospel ourselves.