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 […]
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 […]
When sharing the faith with others, do you prefer to discuss the gospel of Christ and related doctrines, or your own personal testimony? That’s the question we recently asked at a convention for religious broadcasters, and you might be surprised by the answers we received.
Why have the doctrines of grace been so difficult to take root in the American soil? What is it about the way we think and act as a people that makes Pelagianism so common, if not our very “default setting?” On this edition of the White Horse Inn, the hosts will continue their discussion of […]
On this edition of the White Horse Inn the hosts discuss the views of popular theologian N.T. Wright, focusing in particular on his understanding of the covenant, his ideas concerning the “new perspective on Paul,” and even his view of the gospel itself. Where do the hosts agree with Bishop Wright? Where do they disagree? […]
Part of what it means to glorify God is to live a life of gratitude in response to God’s kindness and grace. But what does this mean and how is it acheived? That’s our discussion on this edition of the White Horse Inn.
How do you think most Christians would answer the question: “Does God look on the heart to see who truly loves and seeks him?” How does Paul answer this question in his letter to the Romans? You’ll find out this week on the White Horse Inn.
Are we saved by faith and works, or by faith alone? Is faith itself a good work that is credited to us? Tune in this week as we conclude our series on a Second Reformation.
As one reads New Testament letters to the churches one comes across over and over the truth that ordinary Christians are called Saints yet these same Christians still sin. What does it mean to be a saint if one still sins? On this episode of White horse Inn Kim Riddlebarger and Rod Rosenbladt with special […]
