Have you grown weary of Christian fads promising to transform the world, or your own approach to the Christian life? On this special edition of the program, Michael Horton calls us back to an appreciation of ordinary grace that can sustain us for the long-term. Recorded at a recent Gospel Coalition conference in Boston, Massachusetts, […]
On this edition of White Horse Inn, Michael Horton talks with New Testament Scholar Craig Evans about messianic expectations in first century Judaism. Their conversation focuses on an important find among the Dead Sea Scroll collection known as the Melchizedek Scroll. It contains multiple parallels to the book of Hebrews. Craig Evans is the author […]
What is the state of contemporary Christianity, and what are some of the trends that are shaping the way we think about God, heaven, hell, and the Christian life? Why are evangelical Christians prone to think about the gospel in subjective and experiential terms? On this edition of White Horse Inn, Michael Horton will be […]
We’ll be concluding our series with a focus on sin as a condition that often results in various forms of addiction, depression, and despair. How should we counsel those who are young in the faith, who have a newfound desire to walk with God, but who often find that they don’t have the ability to […]
Why does God allow so many of us to experience deep forms of depression often to the point of despair, and how do we counsel those in our lives who struggle with the torture of the soul? How can pastors and churches be better prepared to recognize symptoms and help those who struggle? Joining Michael […]
At the time of the Exodus, the Jews were being called out of Egypt into a land of their own, and part of their new responsibility would be to serve eviction notices to the various pagan nations that were currently occupying the land. But over time, the people of Israel would disobey God and would […]
Life-coaches are everywhere these days. Whether found at a local seminar or on television, they can help you to manage your finances, bake better cookies, or lose weight in 7 easy steps. And unfortunately, too often this is the sort of thing that many find in churches across the country. Why are we so attracted […]
The problem of antinomianism is not a result of taking the gospel too far, but of not taking it far enough. After treating the subject of justification, Paul anticipates the question, “Shall we then sin so that grace may abound?” His answer: “No—may it never be!” How, then, do we make those necessary strides in […]
Jesus tells his disciples that “the gate is narrow and the way is hard that leads to life…” Is Jesus teaching a kind of salvation by works? And when Jesus says, “Not everyone who says to me Lord, Lord will enter the kingdom,” is he saying that we need to add good works to our […]
On this edition of the White Horse Inn we’re airing the conclusion of our conversation between Michael Horton and Roger Olsen on the role of God’s grace versus human freedom in salvation. This event was inspired by two books recently published by Zondervan: For Calvinism, by Michael Horton, and Against Calvinism, by Roger Olsen.
On this edition of the program, Michael Horton talks with Tullian Tchividjian, pastor of Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. The conversation centers on Tullian’s forthcoming book, Jesus + Nothing = Everything. Later in the program Michael talks with Thabiti Anabwile, author of The Gospel for Muslims, and The Decline of African American […]
On this edition of the program Michael Horton talks with Tullian Tchividjian about his new book Surprised by Grace: God’s Relentless Pursuit of Rebels. The book walks readers through the story of Jonah, and provides a good example of how to read an Old Testament text with Christ at the center. Mike and Tullian also […]
