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 | 24 | Founded | a year ago |
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Is the "TULIP" acronym a helpful summary of Reformed theology? Michael Horton explains what TULIP misses about the Reformed tradition and why shorthand acronyms fall short of the richness and fullness of the Reformed confessions.
DEFENDING CALVINIS... more
John Mark Comer and New Testament scholar Scot McKnight take issue with how the gospel is often articulated in evangelical circles. Michael Horton responds to these concerns and critiques and gives his own assessment of what they call the "King Jesus... more
Contrary to the Da Vinci Code, Catholics, and Orthodox, Michael Kruger joins Michael Horton to discuss why a self-authenticating view of the New Testament canon is historically reliable.
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Theologian Michael Horton responds to comments from Alex O'Connor and Justin Sledge on if gnosticism is a feasible option for disillusioned skeptics. But the ancient spirituality might create more problems than it solves.
PROPHET, PRIEST, AND KING ... 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 content engages deeply with contemporary issues that intersect faith and culture, particularly focusing on the evolving challenges facing Christianity in the modern world. Listeners can expect to explore a range of topics from the historical context of biblical texts to current cultural phenomena such as New Age spirituality and psychedelics. There's an emphasis on theological clarity, addressing skepticism and misconceptions, and fostering meaningful dialogue around pressing faith-related questions. Noteworthy is the podcast's aim to equip its audience with the tools needed to navigate complex theological disputes while fostering a robust understanding of Christian doctrine in a shifting landscape.
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