Andrew Fuller Friday: On Vain Thoughts
With respect to the present world, consider what multitudes of thoughts are employed in vain. 1. In seeking satisfaction where it is not to be found.—Most of the schemes and devices of depraved man go
Around the Horn (September 1)
The Antifragile Christian "As great as it sounds, antifragility is increasingly lean these days. More and more examiners of our culture bemoan, instead of antifragility, a brittleness that has seeped into the West. Intolerant of
Andrew Fuller Friday: On God’s Timing and Promises
The promise to Israel was gradually fulfilled; and the same is observable of that which is made to Christ and his people. It was almost five hundred years, from the time that God entered into
Around the Horn (August 25)
How John Owen Prepared Sermons "Here is the great theologian and the profound scholar, sitting down as a pastor of God's people, and asking, first and foremost, what has blessed me, and will it bless
Around the Horn (August 18)
The Bible tells us the rest of the story about who we are Leaning on Francis Schaeffer, this post notes that we get a partial picture of reality but, "the Bible fills in the rest
Andrew Fuller Friday: On the Great Aim of Life
True religion is a narrow way. We are in danger of missing it, not only in what we do, but in the end for which, or why we do it. The apostle had been dissuading
Around the Horn (August 11)
Closeness Comes Through Fire: How Suffering Conforms Us to Christ Here Ed Welch notes, "Ignatius of Loyola (1491–1556) believed the cannonball that broke his leg was essential to his spiritual awakening. For Martin Luther, it
Empowered to Boldness (Acts 7)
In this sermon, we see how we can have meaning and purpose even in suffering.