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There’s a wonderful anchor for the doctrine of justification by faith alone all the way back in Genesis 15:6. After God promised to be Abraham’s shield and to provide him an offspring, the patriarch “believed the LORD, and he counted it to him as righteousness.” In other words, according to this verse, he wasn’t righteous […]
The Old Testament depicts a host of potential saviors who end up failing (often spectacularly) to show that even the best of us are not enough. Even our prospective redeemers need salvation. It is not until we get to Jesus that we find a Savior who can bear the crushing weight of our sin because […]
After God spoke the universe into existence as recorded in the early chapters of Genesis, he went on to create man from the dust of the earth and placed him in the Garden of Eden. This was actually no ordinary garden, but was a special place in which mankind was first called to live in peace and […]
Many who have attempted to read through the book of Isaiah have found the experience to be a bit of a challenge. Its historical context is foreign, its poetry is complex and its organization may at times feel disjointed. These are common experiences of all who set out to study and read Isaiah. Therefore, gaining a sense of the historical context and the structure of his prophecy will greatly help you to better understand Isaiah...
Progressive Christianity is a movement that is infiltrating and influencing the Evangelical church. Some of the most high-profile Christian leaders are a part of it. This movement seeks to re-interpret the Bible, re-assess historic doctrines, and re-define core tenets of the faith. While claiming the title “Christian,” and boasting a high view of the Bible, […]
by Shane Rosenthal What are we to make of Jesus’ words in Matthew 5:8 when he says, “Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God.” Is this good news, or bad news? First of all, we need to take a look at the larger context of Jesus’ statement, which appears in the […]
According to Christianity Today, “J.I. Packer was one of the most famous and influential evangelical leaders of our time. He died Friday, July 17, at age 93.” [Click here to read the full CT article]. Dr. Packer had a significant influence on many of us here at White Horse Inn. He appeared on our radio broadcast a […]
After recording his interview with Brandon Kimber, Shane Rosenthal had an additional opportunity to talk with the writer and director of the American Gospel documentary series. In this brief exchange, Shane and Brandon discuss issues related to the coronavirus, false prophets, and the importance of distinguishing law and gospel. SR: So Brandon, on this […]
by Michael Horton According to Wall Street’s “Fear-Greed Index,” it is “Extreme Fear” that is driving the market right now in the wake of COVID-19. It’s not just the coronavirus. Everybody seems to be anxious, checking the 24-hour news cycles for the next jolt to our insecurity. Besides their health, many are afraid of losing […]
On Wednesday, March 18th, we released this special bonus edition of the White Horse Inn, featuring a conversation with Mike Brown who recently moved to Northern Italy in order to pastor a church in the outskirts of Milan. This area happens to be at the epicenter of Italy’s coronavirus outbreak. On Friday, March 20th, […]
Shane Rosenthal: Why do some liberal New Testament scholars argue that chapter 21 of the Fourth Gospel is actually a later edition that was not penned by John? Richard Bauckham: Well, the main reason they argue this is because the last couple of verses of chapter 20 look like the end of the book, and […]
Jean from Blackburn, England writes, Hi! My husband and I have just listened to WHI-1477, Jesus’ Death Foretold. In that show you seemed to suggest that the account of the anointing in John 12 is the same one as in the Synoptics. We always thought they were different, as Luke Chapter 7 mentions that the woman […]
