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Home/Laura Kilgore

Stop Comparing Your Suffering

Pain is the common denominator of all humanity.

Written by Michael Kelley | Saturday, June 22, 2019

Because we are sinful, our minds tend to drift toward comparison. If you have a house, you tend to compare your house to someone else’s. If you take a vacation, you tend to compare your vacation to someone else’s. Clothing, restaurant choices, vehicles – these are all sources for comparison. And so is our suffering.... Continue Reading

Why Does the Media Diminish the Christian Faith?

The unbelievers who made the movie intentionally left out his faith.

Written by Ryan Hawkins | Saturday, June 22, 2019

The leaving out of Tolkien’s faith is a convicting wake-up call to us, the confessing church. And this reason may be true of other public slights of the Christian faith, too. It may not be because the unbelieving media is attacking Christianity. They instead might just have witnessed Christians use Christianity as a means to... Continue Reading

What Does “Meaningless / Vanity / Futility” Mean in Ecclesiastes?

Ecclesiastes is written almost like a research paper, where the introduction introduces the problem and states the thesis.

Written by Peter Krol | Saturday, June 22, 2019

The problem under consideration is: What do we have to gain from our toil under the sun?In other words, what do we get out of life? What will we have to show for it at the end? What reward will there be to make all the pain worth it? And the answer to the problem is:... Continue Reading

Approach Your Bible Desperately

I tell myself the Bible’s a feast, but it sure feels like finger food.

Written by Matt Smethurst | Saturday, June 22, 2019

Have you ever ruined your appetite for an epic dinner by snacking all day? You wish you could work up an appetite, but it’s too late. The steak is on the table, and you’re not hungry. This is how we often treat God’s Word. Is it any wonder that nibbling long enough from the table of... Continue Reading

Can Atheism Ground Human Rights?

Smith simply attempts to establish that, if atheism is true, there is no warrant for believing in a number of things that (most) atheists affirm.

Written by Andrew Wilson | Thursday, June 20, 2019

“A naturalistic universe is one that consists of energy and matter and other natural entities, such as vacuums, operating in a closed system in time and space, in which no transcendent, supernatural, divine being or superhuman power exists as creator, sustainer, guide or judge. Such a universe has come to exist by chance – not... Continue Reading

Were Early Christian Scribes Untrained Amateurs?

Satlow’s book argues that both the OT and NT canons were late bloomers, and that they bore no real authority until the third or fourth century CE.

Written by Michael J. Kruger | Thursday, June 20, 2019

The oft-repeated claim that early Christian scribes were unprofessional and untrained simply does not fit with what we know about early Christian manuscripts nor about early Christian literary culture.  Loveday Alexander provides a perfect summary, “It is clear that we are dealing with a group [early Christians] that used books intensively and professionally from very... Continue Reading

Three Ways to Purify Your Thinking

Search for this Jesus as you read your Bible day by day. Cast your mind in the mold of his goodness.

Written by Scott Hubbard | Thursday, June 20, 2019

Those with minds set on glory above will not ultimately be satisfied with trivialities below. We will search to find a deeper echo of the tune, something that sends us past the crust of life to the core. We will look for something to awaken us to the wonder of being image-bearers of the high... Continue Reading

Time Does not Exist (It Has no Substance)

Everything that has a beginning has motion.

Written by Wyatt Graham | Tuesday, June 18, 2019

When our bodies grow matter and develop, we call this age. When our bodies atrophy and begin to shut down, we too call this age. We define our own age on the basis of the earth’s rotation and orbit around the sun. One orbit of the earth around the sun, one year we gain.  ... Continue Reading

Perpetually Outraged Celebrities Boycott Georgia, Remain Silent On China

While Hollywood boycotts Georgia, its cozy relationship with China fails to stoke the outrage of our perpetually outraged celebrity class.

Written by Emily Jashinsky | Tuesday, June 18, 2019

The logic of the Georgia boycott, prompted by recent legislation banning most abortions, is that it’s unethical to do business inside a state with egregious policies, either to discourage their enactment or avoid enabling their enforcement. What does that mean for China?   I hesitate to use “Hollywood” as a catchall, but the entertainment industry’s... Continue Reading

What Is the Kingdom of God?

The kingdom of God is wherever God reigns, and since He reigns everywhere, the kingdom of God is everywhere.

Written by R.C. Sproul | Tuesday, June 18, 2019

God’s messianic kingdom will be ruled by God’s appointed Messiah, who will be not just the Redeemer of His people, but their King. So when John speaks of the radical nearness of this breakthrough, the intrusion of the kingdom of God, he’s speaking of this kingdom of the Messiah.   Suppose someone asked you that... Continue Reading

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