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Home/Laura Kilgore

Educating Royalty

We must teach our children to be kingdom heirs—not just laborers in the marketplace.

Written by Roy Alden Atwood | Wednesday, March 13, 2019

I’ve realized that the biblical and covenantal answer to the question, “Who are you?” is a glorious one that stands in stark contrast to the secular myth that our employment or “career” defines us. Of course, our work and callings as Christians in the marketplace are important. Providing for our families is a great privilege... Continue Reading

Context Matters: Forgetting What Lies Behind

What Paul is after is to press on toward the goal, which is the prize of God’s upward call in Christ Jesus. Now what does that mean?

Written by Peter Krol | Wednesday, March 13, 2019

So that which lies behind Paul, which he is committed to “forget,” is all the great stuff on his spiritual CV that formerly shaped his identity. It was all his accomplishments, his law-keeping, his zeal for God, and his righteousness. He sets all these things aside so he might obtain new life, resurrection, through knowing... Continue Reading

Christians’ Sin Problem and Its Mortification Part 3

There is huge battle taking place between the Spirit and sin nature for dominance in the heart of the believer.

Written by Mike Ratliff | Wednesday, March 13, 2019

Believers are now in Christ spiritually and He is in them spiritually. They can pray, worship and read their bibles with understanding. However, it does not mean that their “old man” sin nature is dead and gone. He is still there. He now has an alive Spirit to deal with whereas before, the sin nature... Continue Reading

What Makes You to Differ? Some Thoughts on Divine Election

Our repentance from sin and his faith in Christ are portrayed as gifts because they flow from God’s sovereign grace.

Written by Sam Storms | Wednesday, March 13, 2019

In saying that faith and repentance are God’s gifts to Jerry but not to Ed, we are not to think of them as some sort of material, tangible stuff that comes gift-wrapped with a red ribbon! The Bible portrays faith and repentance as God’s gifts to his elect in order to emphasize that although Jerry... Continue Reading

“Two Kinds of Righteousness” and Vocation

Luther's Two Kinds of Righteousness is one of the clearest, most penetrating, most profound, and most beautiful expositions of the Gospel–with stunning applications of Scripture–that I have ever come across.

Written by Gene Veith | Wednesday, March 13, 2019

The “alien righteousness” we have in Christ is a real righteousness, delivering us from the “alien” sinfulness that we have in Adam.  When we are united to Christ by faith–as a result of His grace and the Holy Spirit’s work through Word and Sacrament–we are saved by His good works, which become ours, since we are... Continue Reading

Making Bricks For Evangelical Pharaohs

I am the Lord your God, who brought you out of the land of Egypt, out of the house of slavery. Exodus 20:2

Written by Stephen McAlpine | Tuesday, March 12, 2019

There’s a relentless push for progress that we are being swept up in, and in an era of what I call “Big Eva” – the large evangelical ministry juggernaut replete with conferences after conference, ministry tool after ministry tool, leadership summit after leadership summit, technique after technique, there seems very little commitment to true rest. Apex... Continue Reading

Murder by Any Other Name

Introducing Fourth-Term Abortion

Written by Greg Morse | Tuesday, March 12, 2019

The infectious pathos, rising from the pit of hell and blackening the darkest periods in human history, is an idea, an idea that a hierarchy of human and subhuman exists. Men who kill men in cold blood lose sleep; men who kill beasts don’t.   How does one group of people murder another and sleep at night? Answer: they don’t.... Continue Reading

Why Social Justice Is Killing Synagogues and Churches

Data suggests that the more a religious movement is concerned with progressive causes, the more likely it is to rapidly lose members.

Written by Joel Kotkin | Tuesday, March 12, 2019

Why is there a decline in religion? For one thing, young Americans have different habits. Rather than join institutions, millennials, argued Wade Clark Roof, author of the book Spiritual Marketplace, are indulging in a kind of “grazing,” finding their spiritual fixes in various different places rather than any one organized church. As sociologists Robert Putnam and David... Continue Reading

A Theology of Art in 2 Minutes

Is there a way to envision “Christian art” as something more than misty fairytale cottages or contrived plotlines where typecast God-haters join in a tearful Jesus anthem before the credits roll?

Written by Thaddeus Williams | Tuesday, March 12, 2019

The first time we meet God in the story of Scripture, we meet him as an Artist. “Created” is the first verb in the first sentence on the Bible’s first page. Out of the flurry of God’s imagination, the heavens and the earth burst into existence and teem with diversity and beauty. God could have... Continue Reading

Justification by Faith – the Source of Righteousness

Not one Christian can take credit for their own salvation.

Written by Mike Ratliff | Tuesday, March 12, 2019

After they have been baptized into Christ, they remain “sinners saved by grace.” They are not perfect or perfected. They have not somehow become “better than” anyone else. They have the mark of the Saviour upon them. They belong to Him. They are His bondservants or slaves and He is their Lord, but in the... Continue Reading

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