Applying the rich resources of the Reformation to today’s church in a weekly, multi-denominational roundtable discussion about theology and culture.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 150 | Founded | 16 years ago |
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I tend to listen on Sunday mornings before I preach, and the discussion often fills me with gospel gratitude to proclaim the good news myself. Bravo!
I finally decided to give Dr. Horton and the team 5-stars for their beautiful and insightful discussions on the most eminent theological issues of our day. My life as a husband, father, churchman and citizen have been profoundly shaped by the biblical wisdom taught winsomely with biblical wisdom.
The podcast I most recommend to every believer. Thank you for your faithfulness to the scripture that challenges legalism and false philosophy in every episode.
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A weekly roundtable discussion focuses on the interplay of Reformation theology and contemporary issues confronting the church. The hosts engage in discussions about various theological topics, exploring scripture and tradition while critiquing modern movements within Christianity. Common themes include the New Apostolic Reformation, the importance of false prophetic voices, the role of sacraments and creeds, and the complexities of salvation in light of faith and works. Listeners can expect in-depth explorations of biblical teachings and a commitment to sound doctrine, all presented through a lens that emphasizes historical perspectives alongside modern-day implications.
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Recent guests on White Horse Inn include:
1. Joseph Byamukama
2. Danson Ottawa
3. Ashley Lande
4. Matt Fradd
5. Dr. John Bergsma
6. Trent Horn
7. Justin Holcomb
8. Walter Strickland
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