Happy to say this is now available! It is a lightly edited version of my dissertation on Andrew Fuller.
One early biographer wrote of Fuller’s preaching: “Its great and single object was the glory of God in the advancement of his kingdom in the world.”
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“As when the sun appears, all the less lights vanish into darkness, so when Jesus rises in noontide glory upon the soul, all other glory retires, and He alone fixes the eye, and fills the mind.”
— Octavius Winslow (1808-1878)
One observer commenting on Samuel Rutherford’s (1600-1661) preaching:
“Many times I thought he would have flown out of the pulpit when he came to speak of Jesus Christ.”
It was the first historical novel I read as a teenager. Wildly entertaining account of the Spartans at Thermopylae from the perspective of a lone Greek survivor.
Actual question from my four-year-old daughter to our dog after her Bible lesson at school today:
“Okay Lola, I wanted to ask you what’s your favorite plague?”
Tennessee's season-ending injury count is up to five:
TE Ethan Davis
WR Joakim Dodson
DB Edrees Farooq
LB Jaedon Harmon
CB Jadais Richard
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Revisiting this sermon today twenty-five years later.
"Truth, Tears, Anger, and Grace" by Tim Keller. Preached in NYC on September 16th, 2001.
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375 years ago today, Obadiah Holmes was flogged. He was found guilty of participating in an illegal conventicle. A Baptist worship service in a private home in Massachusetts was not allowed. Religious liberty was not just an abstract theory for these early Baptists.