
In the 21st century, the church faces some odd headwinds. Technological advancement is accelerating, congregations are fracturing, and things like astrology and New Age spirituality are becoming more mainstream. It's more important than ever to thoughtfully engage with cultural trends outside of the church and theological disagreements within the church. "Know What You Believe with Michael Horton"... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 44 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Kyle Strobel joins Michael Horton to discuss different views of spiritual formation, how pastors and theologians from church history have approached this topic, and why seasons of desolation (spiritual dryness) are meant for our good, not punishment.... more
We're increasingly isolated, AI is accelerating by the day, and radical visions of politics get thrown around online constantly. Ben Sasse and William Inboden join Michael Horton to discuss why Christians might not want to spend their time and energy... more
What was the place of Christianity in early America? How did calls from Presbyterians around ecclesiastical reform branch out into political revolution? Is "Christian nationalism" an anachronism? Hillsdale College historians, Miles Smith and Darryl H... more
What is the civil magistrate responsible for, and how should it enforce the natural law? Michael Horton is joined by David VanDrunen and Adriel Sanchez to address various criticisms leveled at them by Christian Nationalists and to explain why they re... more
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Thank you for sharing this conversation; very helpful and insightful. Also, enjoyed hearing Tim’s voice once again. Please share more of these types of interviews from your archives. Thank you.
Coming from a nondenominational background with rather shallow theology, this content is opening up new doors for me. The large words and many references while unfamiliar, indicate the deep thought and broad knowledge behind these topics.
Excited to hear more and be exposed to ideas that most of the recycled Church messages I hear don’t touch.
I appreciate that the Sola Media folks 1) are familiar with people like Rogan and Peterson and 2) aren’t afraid to test what they say against scripture. It seems like churches (in general) are ignorant of these types of online figures, or afraid to engage their worldviews, or perhaps find their ideas as acceptable and in accord with the faith. Good theology is so important and has much to say in these arenas of ideas. Paired with biblical, theological teaching, this show gives discernment to a C... more
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The show assembles theologians, historians, and public intellectuals to explore how Christianity engages culture, politics, and modern moral questions. Episodes center on Protestant and Reformed theology, church history, and the interaction between faith and public life, often weighing liberal democracy, Christian nationalism, and church practice against biblical truth. Notable strengths include rigorous scholarship, thoughtful critique of contemporary culture, and a willingness to challenge common assumptions with historical and theological context. The format ranges from in-depth interviews to panel discussions, with guests who are recognized scholars or practitioners in theology, history, and political philosophy. This blend should appea... more
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