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Home/Laura Kilgore

What Is Providence?

Historically, Christians have had an acute sense that this is our Father’s world and that the affairs of men and nations, in the final analysis, are in His hands.

Written by R.C. Sproul | Monday, May 11, 2020

“For those whom he foreknew he also predestined to be conformed to the image of his Son, in order that he might be the firstborn among many brothers. And those whom he predestined he also called, and those whom he called he also justified, and those whom he justified he also glorified” (Romans 8:29–30).  ... Continue Reading

The Right to Be Believed

What do we do and think when allegations of abuse arise?

Written by Matt Holst | Monday, May 11, 2020

We ought to acknowledge that abuse happens. In speaking with Ministerial colleagues from time to time, one of the constant battles we face is counseling (predominantly) men who struggle with addiction to pornography. Harvey Weinstein may be in jail, but he is very much in our homes as well. Even a cursory glance at many... Continue Reading

Grace for Service

There is nothing static about grace, it is as living and vibrant and dynamic as is Christ himself.

Written by Mark Johnston | Monday, May 11, 2020

Paul draws attention to this in what he says in Ephesians. Having expounded the grace of salvation as experienced by God’s people collectively as the church in the first half of the letter, he goes on to show how this is worked out practically in its second half. The fact he begins this applicatory section... Continue Reading

No Path to Normalcy

A “reopened” America won’t be as we remember it.

Written by Joel Belz | Monday, May 11, 2020

Both our economy and our healthcare system, our president has assured us repeatedly, are unlike anything in human history. “And they are coming back,” he repeats—“and quite quickly.” I’m not so sure. For two reasons, the freedoms we inherit on the other side of this tragedy will be altogether different from what we experienced coming... Continue Reading

Coronavirus, Government Overreach, and Christian Prophecy

Every thinking Christian should read some of the more thought-provoking articles of the last few weeks and reflect on the questions raised by them.

Written by Zaphnath Paaneah | Monday, May 11, 2020

The hazards involved in questioning dominant media narratives highlight that freedom of speech and expression are definitely on the endangered list in much of the West, and unending vigilance is required to guard our God-given freedoms. Perhaps our temporary ‘house arrest’ in North America will help us value and fight for our freedoms more attentively when... Continue Reading

Will Christians Be Taken in a Secret Rapture?

The imagery here is that of a conquering king arriving at a city.

Written by R. Scott Clark | Monday, May 11, 2020

When Jesus returns, those who have already died will be brought with him as a great, royal entourage. Those believers who are alive on the earth will rise to meet the returning Lord after the bodily resurrection of those who have already died. Notice how the Lord returns: with a “a cry of command, with the... Continue Reading

Preaching, Application and the Sins of Your People

There is a room full of people to whom the scriptures need to be applied.

Written by Stephen Kneale | Monday, May 11, 2020

I’m not convinced we should never land on the specific sins and issues of particular people in our congregation. It seems to me, application that lands is application that is relevant. The broader your application, the less pointed it is and so the easier it is to distance myself from it. Can we really expect people to... Continue Reading

Set Your Minds on Things Above

For a person in Christ, your pain in this world is the only pain you will ever experience.

Written by Colin Smith | Monday, May 11, 2020

Every Christian serves Christ, but none of us serves the Lord as we would like to serve Him. All who love Christ worship Him, but none of us worships as we would like to worship. Don’t you find yourself at times asking, “Why is my heart so sluggish? Why is my response to the grace... Continue Reading

The Unchanging God

God is immutable because he is from himself and recognizes no cause above himself.

Written by Nicholas T. Batzig | Sunday, May 10, 2020

God was not changed by the incarnation; the Word (logos) was made flesh, not by a conversion of the Word (tou logou) into flesh, but by an assumption of the flesh to the hypostasis of the Word (logou). It is one thing to change the will; another to will the change of anything. God can will... Continue Reading

The Christian’s Incompatibility With Sin

I am convinced that God is using this Covid-19 Pandemic to do a mighty work in the Body of Christ.

Written by Mike Ratliff | Sunday, May 10, 2020

The truly Born Again will have love growing at the center of the character. It will be the central part of their new nature. Yes, God will make each of them an exhibit of His own holiness through them, but He will also bring each to places where this love for one another will be... Continue Reading

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