Around the Horn (November 11)
Take the Hill "Some godly men today, perhaps many, need more mission. We need to look around us and pray. We need to fight on hills we cannot take alone. Is it safe to say
Finding Your Apron for God
Susanna Wesley was a busy woman living in a small home of the 1700s London. She birthed nineteen children, ten of whom survived to adulthood. She was a pastor’s wife and a stay-at-home mother. Susanna
Andrew Fuller Friday: On the Suffering of the Present Age vs. the Glory to be Revealed
There is, in this part of the Epistle, a richness of sentiment and a vast compass of thought. The apostle, having established the great doctrine of justification by faith, dwells here on things connected with
Around the Horn (November 4)
Laziness Ruins Happiness In this post, Jon Bloom connects our diligence with our love for God and others. He writes, "What makes the virtue of diligence distinctly Christian is that it is one of the
Andrew Fuller Friday: Failing to Love Christ and Being an Enemy to Fellow Man
He that loves not the Lord Jesus Christ must be an enemy to mankind. Perhaps it might be asked, Cannot people be possessed of humanity without being the subjects of Christianity? It is answered, No,
Around the Horn (October 28)
Why Christians Should Avoid Alarmism (And What To Do Instead) "It’s easy to have an overactive imagination in the dead of night when you’re expecting danger, watching shadows. Anxiety and expectation can lead you to
Andrew Fuller Friday: On the Requisite Talents and Character of a Missionary
As to talents, there is a considerable difference to be made betwixt a principal and an assistant in any mission. In every mission I conceive there should be one person at least of a clear