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Home/Laura Kilgore

How to Understand the End-Times Prophecies in Daniel

Jesus said, “I will build my church, and the gates of hell will not prevail against it” (Matthew 16:18).

Written by Michael Horton | Sunday, January 27, 2019

We visit the ruins of the Roman Empire on vacation, but Christ’s kingdom is still spreading its empire to the ends of the earth. I remember the first time I heard some teaching on Daniel chapter nine and was just struck by the divine inspiration of Holy Scripture because you have all these amazing things prophesied... Continue Reading

Christian Dishwasher Fired by Hotel Because She Refused to Work Sundays Awarded $21M

The jury found that the Conrad Hotel retaliated against Pierre when they fired her.

Written by Leonardo Blair | Sunday, January 27, 2019

Pierre alleged that in 2009, the hotel had scheduled her to work on Sundays and she informed them that if they did she would have to resign. To persuade her not to leave, however, the hotel accommodated her request until 2015. After hearing the case, a federal jury in Miami ordered Conrad Hotel to pay Pierre... Continue Reading

The Slow and Steady Pace of Discipleship

The metaphor Paul chose for growing in Christ – it’s an athletic contest, not a magic show.

Written by Michael Kelley | Sunday, January 27, 2019

As much as we might long for something new and different, something more exciting and fresh, God is still vitally concerned that we make the everyday, run of the mill choices of faithfulness because we desire the same thing that He does – to more and more resemble His Son. Many of us, in an effort... Continue Reading

When Shame Keeps You Away

If you feel unlovable, unsure about Jesus and how he’ll respond to you, please hear this: Jesus welcomes you.

Written by Stephen Witmer | Saturday, January 26, 2019

The leprous man who came to Jesus couldn’t have physical contact with others, because doing so would make them unclean. Can you imagine the shame he felt? And the leper doesn’t deny his problem. His manner of approaching Jesus communicates great humility and desperate need. Luke tells us, “When he saw Jesus, he fell on his... Continue Reading

An Encouragment to Journal

God’s people are writing people.

Written by Allen Nelson IV | Saturday, January 26, 2019

Now that I’ve been journaling for over a decade it’s amazing to look back and see how the Lord has brought us through difficult times. It’s wonderful to see the times He has surprised us with particular blessings. It’s amazing to see His grace in my times of weakness and immaturity. Journaling has given me... Continue Reading

Where Did All This Pentecostalism Come From?

The Revival sparked a movement that spread with startling rapidity first across Los Angeles, then through America, and into the rest of the world.

Written by Tim Challies | Saturday, January 26, 2019

The Azusa Street Revival was not first an evangelistic movement, though some people did claim to be saved through it. Neither, like the Great Awakening, was it marked by people coming to a deep awareness of their sinfulness. Rather, the reviving that took place was predominantly sanctification and the baptism of the Holy Spirit. This... Continue Reading

Love is Blind: Loving the Unseen Savior

Though you have not seen him, you love him.

Written by Clint Archer | Saturday, January 26, 2019

Peter’s readers had not been as privileged as Peter, who had been personally discipled by Jesus for three years. And yet their love for Christ was no less real. Love for Christ is not based on the normal reasons we love other people. The reasons we love Jesus have nothing to do with his personality, or... Continue Reading

In China, They’re Closing Churches, Jailing Pastors – and Even Rewriting Scripture

The government aims to regulate the ‘religious market’ as a whole.

Written by Lily Kuo | Saturday, January 26, 2019

As of 2018, the government has implemented sweeping rules on religious practices, adding more requirements for religious groups and barring unapproved organisations from engaging in any religious activity. But the campaign is not just about managing behaviour. One of the goals of a government work plan for “promoting Chinese Christianity” between 2018 and 2022 is... Continue Reading

Have We Forgotten Why We Are Here?

How many people are we willing to break like eggs to achieve our ideal?

Written by Persis | Saturday, January 26, 2019

If you are truly convinced that there is some solution to all human problems, that one can conceive an ideal society which men can reach if only they do what is necessary to attain it, then you and your followers must believe that no price can be too high to pay in order to open... Continue Reading

One Of The Best Ways To Stimulate Meaningful Conversations With Your Children: Read To Them

Start reading aloud to your children when they are young, and don’t stop.

Written by Scott Aniol | Saturday, January 26, 2019

We parents want to have deep, meaningful conversations with our children about the important things of life: the gospel, of course, but also other matters of theology, Christian living, purity, character, leadership, etc. Often real life situations provide opportunities for these conversations to happen, but sometime they don’t just occur organically. Having established a pattern of... Continue Reading

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