On this edition, the hosts walk through the central issues that they believe Protestants need to recover in our time. These issues include the solas of the Reformation, seeing law and gospel as central motifs in Scripture, being both missional and vocational in our outreach, recovering a Word and Sacrament ministry, passing on the faith […]
Merry Christmas! Some 2,000 years ago, Jesus was born in Bethlehem. But why did God become man? What was his mission? Why did he have to suffer and die? On this special Christmas edition of the White Horse Inn, we celebrate the person and work of Jesus Christ, who is our Prophet, Priest, and King.
Why does the Bible suggest that Christ is the only way to God? Won’t God also accept those who do good and try their best? Tune in to this edition of The White Horse Inn as we continue our series on A Second Reformation, and try to recover that classic slogan: Christ Alone!
Is the Church guided more by worldly wisdom than the text of Scripture? Can the average Christian even name the Ten Commandments? Tune in to the White Horse Inn this week as we begin our new series on A Second Reformation, and try to recover that classic slogan: Scripture Alone!
Many Christians throw around the phrase “getting saved.” Yet, if you ask them to define salvation and what salvation is from you may get a variety of answers that have little to do with person and work of Jesus Christ. On this episode we will take a look at the topic of salvation from the […]
The doctrine of justification is the main subject of Paul’s letter to the Galatians. And as he argues, it’s not merely one doctrine among many, but rather one of the crucial components of the Christian Gospel. In fact, Luther argued that justification by faith alone is the article upon which the Church stands or falls.
A Second Reformation – is it possible? What would it look like in our own day? In order to imagine how this endeavor would materialize, we will look at the first Reformation and how it socially altered society, for good or ill. From there we can strike out from a point of faithfulness for the […]
