Around the Horn (September 18)

You Are Free from the Burden of Being Sovereignly in Control Here, Paul Tripp reminds us, "Much of our regular anxiety, fear, and discouragement comes from thinking things are out of control. But what we’re

Andrew Fuller Friday: On Naming Evil

There is something in the nature of evil, which, if it appear in its own proper colours, will not admit of being defended or recommended to others; he, therefore, who is friendly to it is

Around the Horn (September 11)

Preaching in a Whole New World "Our work always begins with a burden. Pastors have known this for a long time. Sermons always begin with a burden. At least, the good ones do. Some sermons

Around the Horn (September 4)

The Bible Is More Than a Book to Know In this CT article J. T. English writes, "The book we preach as pastors is not a story from a long time ago and a galaxy

Andrew Fuller Friday: On the Trinity

No sober Trinitarian would take upon him to say precisely to what degree the distinctions in the Godhead extend. It is generally supposed, however, that the term person approaches the nearest to the Scriptural idea

Around the Horn (August 28)

Always Reforming: Why Extraordinary Results in the Church Have Always Depended on Ordinary Means "In fact, one might argue that much of the modern church has shifted its functional trust from the ordinary means of grace to extraordinary means