An Interview with Christian Smith
Michael Horton recently had the opportunity to talk with Notre Dame sociologist Christian Smith, author of Soul Searching, and Souls in Transition. Dr. Smith coined […]
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The Great Commission Survey
Is it more important to “be the gospel” to others, or to “preach the gospel”? To our surprise, sixty-nine percent of the Christians we polled […]
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A Survey of Biblical Literacy
On this program the hosts interact with the results of a recent survey of general Bible knowledge taken at a Christian convention. In this survey, […]
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The Mission of God
On this edition of the White Horse Inn, Michael Horton talks with Rev. Christopher Wright, who is the international director of the Langham Partnership and […]
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Textual Narcissism
According to Michael Horton, an alternative title for this broadcast could be, “You’re so vain, you probably think this Psalm is about you.” On this […]
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The Sufficiency of Scripture
According to sixteenth century Roman Catholics, the Bible was a dark and obscure book that required an infallible interpreter. Given many of the abuses and […]
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The Parables of Jesus, Part 6
When Jesus returns will he separate the sheep and the goats based upon good works? How are we to understand Jesus’ teaching about this in […]
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The Parables of Jesus, Part 5
Jesus taught that a person is not worthy of being his disciple unless he hates his father and mother. In fact, he even goes on […]
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The Parables of Jesus, Part 4
What is the basic point of the parable of the Good Samaritan? Most people would probably say that it’s a nice story that teaches us […]
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The Parables of Jesus, Part 3
On this program the hosts will discuss the parable of the Prodigal Son and other similar narratives. Through each of these tales, the point Jesus […]
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The Parables of Jesus, Part 2
What is the point of the parables? Is there a moral to the story that we should all look for and attempt to follow? Is […]
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The Parables of Jesus, Part 1
Some say that Jesus taught in parables because this mode of communication is the most effective for large audiences. But is this really what Jesus […]