Around the Horn (September 13)
Get Behind Me, Sluggard "We may prefer to keep the sluggard at a distance, to view this lazy creature only through binoculars or zoo glass. But somehow, he finds a native habitat in every soul,
One Household (Ephesians 2:19-22)
https://www.youtube.com/live/RDWPx2rFOvk?si=t6GDEj6t8y1Nh36k&t=2179
Andrew Fuller Friday: A Conversation on Human Depravity
A Conversation between Crispus and Gaius C. I thank you, Gaius, for your observations on various important subjects; and now, if agreeable, I should be glad of your thoughts on the painful but interesting subject
Around the Horn (September 7)
Is There a Difference between Courage and Christian Courage? In this post, Joe Rigney discusses the importance of the animating principle that sets Christian courage apart from other forms of courage. God’s Good Design of
Andrew Fuller Friday: On Repentance and the Strict Law of God
You need not be told that being born again—created in Christ Jesus—converted—becoming as a little child, &c., are phrases expressive of a change of heart, which the Scriptures make necessary to a life of holiness
Around the Horn (August 31)
10 Tips for Preaching Students "As a new semester begins at Bible colleges and seminaries, many students look forward to taking their first preaching course. Some have no preaching experience and hold the syllabus tightly
How to Approach the Scripture
I am not usually much on surveys and statistics, but one stat that has remained consistent for over a decade is how little professing Christians in America (including pastors) read the Scripture. Barna’s 2020 report
His Workmanship (Ephesians 2:7-10)
https://www.youtube.com/embed/G-9XQhRZleQ?si=QNhhuq0WH208wQ6k&start=2081
Andrew Fuller Friday: On Trials and Humility
I have suggested already that if our spiritual good be promoted, this is of far greater account than our temporal prosperity; worldly riches are of so little account in the eye of God, that he
Around the Horn (August 24)
The Difference Between Optimism and Biblical Hope "Without clear definitions, the lines between optimism and biblical hope might appear blurry. If Christians are called to be hopeful people, are we therefore called to be optimistic?"