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Home/Laura Kilgore

Some Thoughts on Racism

There is still racism out there. It doesn’t do us any good to deny it.

Written by Lane Keister | Tuesday, June 9, 2020

While we should be cautious in jumping to conclusions on any particular case, there is still racial hatred out there. And this racial hatred is not all unidirectional. There is plenty of racial hatred of whites by blacks, too. Many people would seek to justify this part of the equation by saying that it is... Continue Reading

What You Need to Know About the Devil’s Tricks

Christians today are finding that when their beliefs do not line up with those that are popular in their culture, persecution ensues.

Written by Andrew Menkis | Tuesday, June 9, 2020

Today our culture is increasingly setting boundaries that determine what is or is not an acceptable belief. These boundaries are established through messages from news and entertainment media, popular opinion as well as politics. In some areas we even see the government beginning to legislate standards for acceptable religious practice. To express or defend beliefs... Continue Reading

The Nature and Purpose of Corporate Worship: Order, Not Disorder

Apparently, Christians in the church at Corinth had similar expectations about corporate worship as contemporary Christians do.

Written by Scott Aniol | Tuesday, June 9, 2020

Paul also tells us exactly how this kind of edification in corporate worship takes place: edification in corporate worship takes place through order, not disorder.as we have seen over the past few weeks, there is one particular chapter in the New Testament that is entirely about corporate worship—1 Corinthians 14. Paul wrote this chapter specifically to address... Continue Reading

Filtering for Repentance

We are readily fixated on figures, and often filter our view of the influence of a minister, a ministry, or even of Jesus Christ himself, based on numbers.

Written by Andrew Roycroft | Tuesday, June 9, 2020

To question or probe such figures can give the impression of a sour hyper-Calvinism, or a temperamental tendency towards pessimism, but analysis is surely necessary if we are to speak clearly and authoritatively to the Church and the world. Among all of the figures, and all of fostering of hope among Christians that the tide... Continue Reading

Dunkirk: 6 Lesson for Gospel Ministry From The Miracle of Dunkirk

There are a number off lessons that we can take from the “miracle” of Dunkirk that are relevant to our gospel mission today.

Written by John Stevens | Monday, June 8, 2020

The basic story of Dunkirk is well-know, but I picked up a few things I hadn’t know in the coverage, especially concerning the wider war-time role of Vice-Admiral Bertram Ramsay, who masterminded the operation.   Last week marked the 80th Anniversary of the Dunkirk evacuation. Operation Dynamo saw the evacuation of 380,000 British and allied... Continue Reading

Losing Freedoms and Finding Renewal

The promises of freedom have turned into a burden of social expectations.

Written by John Starke | Monday, June 8, 2020

What was at first the promise of sexual liberation has turned into the burden that my happiness and well-being is dependent upon the sexual achievements of cultural expectations. If I haven’t had a certain amount of partners or certain kinds of experiences, I’m not keeping up. This is true in a myriad of areas. We have the... Continue Reading

Better Than a Fresh Start: A Brief Biblical Theology of Ezra-Nehemiah

The real story is less about the rebuilding of Jerusalem’s ruined temple and walls and more about the ruined human heart.

Written by Justin Jackson | Monday, June 8, 2020

Ezra-Nehemiah presents its readers with a question: What if God hit the reset button? What if God’s exiled people suddenly regained their land, rebuilt the temple, and were allowed to renovate the city walls? The answer is that without a new heart, God’s people remain in exile.   The book(s) of Ezra-Nehemiah has held a... Continue Reading

Rude Awakening For The Christian Dreamer

With a belly filled with the stuff of dreams, the Christian dreamer is intoxicated by the euphoria of his religious “feelings” and will soon nod off “at ease in Zion.”

Written by C. R. Carmichael | Monday, June 8, 2020

Perhaps you have seen this Christian dreamer. If so, you can surely spot his sluggish disposition. Unlike the aroused laborer-in-Christ who feeds on God’s word for the spiritual nourishment to serve, the Christian dreamer will prefer mythopoetic treats to stimulate his intellectual assent of God. He will often feast on the cotton-candy visions of fantasy... Continue Reading

Racial Tension, Riots, and a River of Living Water

If we were not awake to the fact that we are living in a fallen world before this, we should be awake now.

Written by Doug Eaton | Monday, June 8, 2020

If we spend too much time focused on the news or following social media feeds, we will soon be defeated and worn. If we spend too much time focused on this world without turning our eyes heavenward, we will quickly be hopeless because this world is unable to satisfy. The emptiness of this world is... Continue Reading

The Exchange of Pleasures

Achieving a fitness goal and killing sin both happens through the exchange of pleasures.

Written by David Qaoud | Monday, June 8, 2020

These days I’m working on my pastor and dad bod which is notoriously not much to look at. My physique now isn’t what it was back in my early twenties and that’s okay. But back when I was a Certified Personal Trainer and Sports Nutrition Specialist, I learned many lessons that are transferrable to the... Continue Reading

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