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Home/Laura Kilgore

Why the Third Day?

The Promise of Resurrection in all of Scripture

Written by Jason DeRouchie | Tuesday, June 18, 2019

Following the original creation of humanity, Jesus’s resurrection unto glory is the most decisive event in the history of mankind, for it brings the dawning of the new creation and validates that those in Christ are no longer imprisoned under sin, the payment for which is death. The New Testament is clear that the Scriptures... Continue Reading

On The Canons Of Dort (31): Doubts, Carelessness, and Godliness

The Remonstrants were convinced that the Reformed faith did not produce sufficient godliness.

Written by R. Scott Clark | Tuesday, June 18, 2019

The Reformed were Augustinian Protestants. They believed the historic doctrine of original sin. They saw Luther’s doctrine of salvation sola gratia, sola fide in Scripture. They were realistic about the Christian life. They knew that sinners sin—that even those who have been redeemed by Christ and regenerated by the Holy Spirit continue to struggle with sin and... Continue Reading

Love is Not a Feeling

We can look at the pathologies of the contemporary secular mind through a number of lenses.

Written by Carl R. Trueman | Tuesday, June 18, 2019

False alternatives are standard fare in contemporary Christian approaches to political issues, where “love”—a code word for whatever the political piety du jour may be—is set in opposition to “dogma” or “doctrine”—code words for whatever piece of traditional Christian teaching is deemed to be inconsistent with said political piety. Therefore, the Georgetown Visitation incident is... Continue Reading

Where then is Boasting? It is Excluded; by What Kind of Law? Of Works? No, But by a Law of Faith

For many years my understanding of salvation and its doctrines was very fuzzy compared to my understanding now.

Written by Mike Ratliff | Tuesday, June 18, 2019

During those years of doctrinal “confusion” I based my salvation on something I had done. I based my assurance on things I did. When I witnessed to others during that time the emphasis was on bringing people to make a decision followed by them reciting a sinner’s prayer. As well meaning as all of that... Continue Reading

Tried with Fire: Why Us?

Adam’s sin brought death and its brood upon both humankind and the created order.

Written by Kevin T. Bauder | Monday, June 17, 2019

Romans 8 and Romans 5 have to be taken together. First, Romans 5:12Open in Logos Bible Software (if available) links human suffering and death to Adam’s original sin. Then Romans 8 teaches that human suffering and “natural” suffering (i.e., the suffering of the created order) are tied together. These notions form a single, biblical idea... Continue Reading

You Can’t Buy Jesus

Being the Church in a Consumer Culture

Written by Joseph Lear | Monday, June 17, 2019

Like Walmart, we have designated greeters at the door. Like movie theaters, we invite people to enjoy concessions of coffee and a doughnut before they take their seats. Like theme parks and shopping malls, we direct people to information kiosks. Like nightclubs, we offer VIP parking for first-time visitors. There are even door prizes.  ... Continue Reading

Why the SBC Should Say “No More” to Beth Moore

While the SBC has certainly been rescued from theological liberalism—at some point the SBC has become a slave to pragmatism.

Written by Josh Buice | Monday, June 17, 2019

Sadly, whatever works often trumps what the Bible actually says. This leads people, institutions, and entire denominations away from doctrinal purity. Over time, the SBC learned that a partnership with Beth Moore would be a good decision both pragmatically (due to her popularity among women) and financially (primarily through LifeWay). No amount of financial benefit... Continue Reading

“Am I A Chinese Woman?” How Questions can Defend the Truth

In adopting this approach we’re not setting ourselves up as the ones with all the answers.

Written by Jon Dykstra | Monday, June 17, 2019

It used to be that this sort of on-the-spot inquisition would only happen if you signed up for something like a political science class. Nowadays we can expect hostile questioners in settings from the coffee shop to the workplace. Whether you proudly walk around wearing a pro-life shirt, or quietly decline having a rainbow flag decorate... Continue Reading

If You’re Defending a Woman’s Right to Kill an Innocent Human Being, You’re Not Pro-Life

There are two serious problems with the personally pro-life position.

Written by Tim Barnett | Monday, June 17, 2019

The question of when human life begins is a scientific question. And science deals with facts, not feelings. Human life either begins at conception or it doesn’t. This is not the kind of thing that can be true for me but not for you. It’s not a matter of personal preference. Rather, it is an objective feature of reality.   Whenever abortion is in the... Continue Reading

Christian Liberty

Christians with hearts aflame for God come in all shapes, sizes, and practices of liberties.

Written by Dan Dodds | Sunday, June 16, 2019

The doctrine of Christian liberty can be abused by careless Christians who misunderstand and/or misuse the doctrine. Paul comes to the rescue here. Note his words in Galatians 5:13: “For you were called to freedom, brothers. Only do not use your freedom as an opportunity for the flesh, but through love serve one another.” Peter... Continue Reading

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