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Home/Laura Kilgore

The Call to Do and Act Justly

The fundamental role of every single citizen in preserving the fragile form of government known as American democracy.

Written by James Thrasher | Thursday, July 16, 2020

The balance or the scales of justice are held in her right hand. The weight of the facts of the case are to stand alone on their own merit. After corroboration of the details and testimony of the presented information and witnesses, the scale then tips to one side or the other. Jurors and judges... Continue Reading

5 Things That I Can Do About Racism

I can seek to listen, learn, pray, read, repent, and act in such a way that in my own sphere of influence.

Written by Andrew Roycroft | Thursday, July 16, 2020

I must decide not to be distracted or diverted in asking God to lay my heart bare about where I have failed to love my neighbours (not to mention my brothers and sisters in Christ), where the casual inheritance of loaded language and subtle superiority has infected my view of others, and where I have... Continue Reading

Hope When Life Unravels

Adam Dooley’s book begins with the experience of suffering and then applies Scripture.

Written by Tim Challies | Thursday, July 16, 2020

Though this is a book that began with cancer, Dooley insists it is not a book about cancer. “Yes, I will share the powerful story of our son, who battled leukemia heroically. And yes, the lessons God taught us over a strenuous three-year period will be chronicled here. But my main purpose is to comfort others with... Continue Reading

Who Are the “Sons of God” in Genesis 6?

The flood narrative itself is often regarded as mythological but the intermarriage of “the sons of God” and “the daughters of man,” is seen as blatant myth.

Written by R.C. Sproul | Tuesday, July 14, 2020

The assumption in this interpretation of Genesis 6 is that “the sons of God” refers to angelic beings. Why do some biblical interpreters make this assumption? The simple answer is that the Scriptures sometimes refer to angels as sons of God, and it is assumed that the reference in Genesis 6 means the same. This... Continue Reading

The Angry Mob And Their Counterfeit Religion

The seditious words and violent deeds of social justice zealots show all the hallmarks of a religious fervor intent on establishing their one true “faith.”

Written by C. R. Carmichael | Tuesday, July 14, 2020

How can a radical sociopolitical movement led by Antifa protesters and the Black Lives Matter organization find its power within the abandoned territory of a failing Christianity? Isn’t there a clear difference between issues of Church and State, or theology and democracy? The answer may somewhat surprise you: This isn’t primarily a political uprising we... Continue Reading

Do Chinese Lives Matter?

They do to Christ – and they should to us.

Written by David Robertson | Tuesday, July 14, 2020

The new national security law makes it against the law to criticise the Communist government, allows for closed door trials, wiretapping and for suspects to be taken to mainland China. The People’s Daily tweeted: “All of us are also happy to see a peaceful society coming back again in recent days. Hong Kong residents warmly welcome... Continue Reading

Resurrection in the Old Testament

The Old Testament has a powerful message about resurrection that speaks to our lives today.

Written by James Street | Tuesday, July 14, 2020

Job is the book of the Bible that was written first, and as such it asks important questions that the rest of the Bible will answer. One of those questions comes from Job himself in Job 14:14, “If a man dies, will he live again?” Job knows that death is permanent (14:10–11) and that once... Continue Reading

Groaning for Justice: The Theology of What is Happening

The people in the streets protesting don’t even know it, but their groans and cries for justice are part of the desire for the great revealing.

Written by Erick-Woods Erickson | Tuesday, July 14, 2020

When Paul writes “the glory that is to be revealed”, he is writing about the apocalypse. The apocalypse does not mean an end, as so many people presume. It means a revelation. We are headed toward a great revealing. The things unseen will become seen. Every day moves us closer to that revealing. We do... Continue Reading

Salvation in Christ Alone: What Is “The Great Exchange”?

Christians know Christ paid their debt on the cross, but he did even more for every believer.

Written by Don Strand | Tuesday, July 14, 2020

In his humanity, Jesus is the “last Adam.” He was born under the law, kept it perfectly, and was qualified as the perfect Adam (man) to save God’s people (Rom. 5:15-19). The apostle Paul makes it abundantly clear in Romans, chapter 5, that Jesus succeeded where Adam failed, and as death came to all through... Continue Reading

Righteousness which Exceeds that of the Scribes and Pharisees

The number one desire our Lord has for His people is that their Righteousness surpasses that of the Scribes and Pharisee so that their lives will bring Him glory.

Written by Mike Ratliff | Tuesday, July 14, 2020

Our Lord’s Sermon on the Mount was His manifesto which paralleled Moses giving the Law on Mount Sinai. In it we are given God’s requirements for us in living this Christian life. We are called to be Holy as God is Holy. We are called to be Right in our actions as God is, which... Continue Reading

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