Dogma, Part 1
Many Christians in our day avoid the study of theology for more practical concerns. Â Dogma, they say, is for eggheads who wish to put God […]
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Found in Christ, Part 2
In Philippians chapter 3, Paul writes about obtaining a righteousness that is not his own, but “that which is through faith in Christ.” Â On this […]
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Found in Christ, Part 1
On this program the hosts begin a two-part series through Paul’s letter to the Philippians. Â Who were the Philippians, and what were the circumstances in […]
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Foolishness to Greeks
In this special address recorded before a live audience in Seattle, we discuss Paul’s famous speech at Mars Hill in the city of Athens recorded […]
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What The Gospel Is & Why We Should Believe It (2)
On this edition of Â鶹AV, we continue our discussion of 1 Corinthians 15 in order to get a clear definition of the Christian […]
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What The Gospel Is & Why We Should Believe It (1)
There is a lot of confusion today about the nature of the Christian gospel. On this program, we will walk through the definition of the […]
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A Place for Weakness
Many Christians today buy into the idea that, through Jesus, we can have our best life now. But what happens when we become ill, depressed, […]
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Has Jesus Been Misquoted?
In his many books and speaking engagements, Bart Ehrman claims that—given the late date of most extant manuscripts and numerous copyist errors—the New Testament that […]
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Jesus & His World
What can we learn about the Bible from the study of archaeology? Are there any discoveries in particular that shed light on the life and […]
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Questions of Faith, Part 4
What do today’s college students think of Jesus or the Bible? What do they think about churches in our day and why have some of […]
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Questions of Faith, Part 3
Are all religions basically the same? Why should a person choose Christianity as opposed to other faith traditions? Is evolution compatible with Christianity? Are miracles […]
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Questions of Faith, Part 2
If there is no God, and matter is all there is, then how can we account for order and design in the universe? How are […]
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Questions of Faith, Part 1
Most people in our day tend to think of religious faith as a blind leap, something that’s opposed to reason and rationality. Though that may […]
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Resurrection!
According to Josephus and others, the testimony of women was not considered trustworthy in the first century. So why, if—as some allege—the Gospel records are […]
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The Arrest, Trial & Crucifixion of Jesus
When men come to arrest Jesus, Peter pulls out his sword and strikes one of the men, cutting off his ear. Why does Jesus rebuke […]
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Christ’s High Priestly Prayer
In Isaiah, God says, “I will not give my glory to another,” yet in his high priestly prayer recorded in John 17 we find Jesus […]
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I Am The Way, The Truth & The Life
What does Jesus mean when he says, “Already you are clean because of the word I have spoken to you”? How does his word make […]
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The Triumphal Entry
A week before his crucifixion, Jesus enters Jerusalem on the back of a donkey. What is significant about this event, and what prophecies are alluded […]
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I Am the Resurrection
What does Jesus mean about being “the door”?  What is significant about his claiming to be the “good shepherd” who “lays down his life for […]
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The Truth Will Set You Free
“If you abide in my word,” Jesus says, “you are truly my disciples and you will know the truth, and the truth shall set you […]
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The Bread of Life
In John chapter six, Jesus has miraculously fed five thousand men. Â But this sign was intended to point to a greater reality, namely, that Christ […]
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The Savior of the World
What is the significance of Jesus’ conversation with the Samaritan woman in John chapter four and what is his point about “living water”? Â What did […]
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For God So Loved the World
In John chapter 3 Jesus tells Nicodemus that “unless one is born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God.” Â What does this verse mean, […]
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Behold the Lamb of God
Who is Jesus, and what was his ultimate mission? Â Some today say that he was a kind of philosopher or moral reformer who teaches us […]
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An Introduction to The Gospel of John
It’s probably the most famous book in the Bible. John’s gospel is portion of Scripture we often recommend first to new Christians, and it’s led […]
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Sexual Abuse & The Gospel of Grace
According to a host of recent indicators, sexual assault is on the rise, and unfortunately it appears to be occurring just as frequently inside the […]
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The Gospel According to Isaiah, Part 6
On this program the hosts will wrap up their six-part series by walking through the “servant songs” of Isaiah.  Again we discover the theme that […]
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Law, Gospel & Les Miserables (WHI-Bonus)
On this special BONUS edition of the Â鶹AV Michael Horton and David Zahl explore many of the rich themes found in Victor Hugo’s classic […]
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The Gospel According to Isaiah, Part 5
Isaiah’s mission was to pronounce both law and gospel.  As God’ prosecuting attorney, he was called to pronounce the covenant curses on unfaithful and disobedient […]
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The Gospel According to Isaiah, Part 4
In chapter 11 of his prophecy, Isaiah writes that, “[t]he wolf shall dwell with the lamb.” Many interpret this literally as referring to some utopian […]
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The Gospel According to Isaiah, Part 3
In this section of the book of Isaiah, we see the beginning of Isaiah’s prophetic call.  Though he has already pronounced the covenantal “woes” against […]
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The Gospel According to Isaiah, Part 2
At the time of the Exodus, the Jews were being called out of Egypt into a land of their own, and part of their new […]
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The Gospel According to Isaiah, Part 1
What was the role of an Old Testament prophet, and how are we to interpret this kind of literature in our own day? Â What are […]
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Exploring Covenant Theology
What is covenant theology and why is it crucial for our understanding of the overall understanding of Scripture? How does covenant theology relate to our […]
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The Loss of Authority
One of the banners that was popular at the time of the American Revolution declared, “We Serve No Sovereigns Here!” Â But what are the effects […]
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What Does it Mean to be Protestant?
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 […]
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Is the Easy Way Always Best?
There is a deeply held assumption in today’s culture of affluence that hard work should generally be avoided, and that everything should be quick, fun, […]
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Taking Every Thought Captive
How are we to raise up the next generation of Christians to think seriously about the Christian faith if they have never been taught how […]
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Whatever Happened to Bible Study?
On this edition of Â鶹AV, the hosts begin a five-part series on discipleship. This particular program is inspired by a recent Vacation Bible […]
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Parenting with Discipline & Grace
On this program, Michael Horton sits down with special guests Elyse Fitzpatrick and Jessica Thompson, authors of Give Them Grace: Dazzling Your Kids with the […]
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Myths Â鶹AV Christianity
Are Christianity and science opposed to each other? Â Is religion really in the realm of make believe? Does modern scholarship actually debunk the Bible? On […]
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Understanding Law & Gospel (Sermon by MH)
Martin Luther once observed that the “difference between Law and Gospel is the height of knowledge in Christendom.” Â If this ability is lacking, he argued, […]
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Recovering Focus in a Distracted Time
Life in twenty-first century America is distracting. Â Thanks to the ubiquitous nature of media, and countless interruptions from beeping gadgets, it’s becoming difficult not merely […]
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An Interview with T. David Gordon
What is the impact of technology on the way we live and think as Christians? Â How has popular culture changed the way we worship on […]
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A Juvenile Church?
What is the history of today’s youth oriented culture, and what kind of effect is this culture having on churches in our time? Â On this […]
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Open Lines
On this edition of the Â鶹AV the hosts take calls from listeners on a range of topics including:  the carnal Christian and the […]
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Grace Liberates
Life-coaches are everywhere these days. Â Whether found at a local seminar or on television, they can help you to manage your finances, bake better cookies, […]
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Understanding Islam Part 2
On this program Michael Horton continues his conversation with Adam Francisco on the topic of Understanding Islam.
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Understanding Islam Part 1
Islam is in the news a lot these days, but what do we really know about this world religion? Â Who was Mohammed, and why did […]
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Scatterbrains
In his book The Shallows: What the Internet Is Doing to Our Brains, Nicolas Carr writes, “When we go online we enter an environment that […]
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Antinomianism Part 2
The problem of antinomianism is not a result of taking the gospel too far, but of not taking it far enough. After treating the subject […]
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Antinomianism Part 1
There is growing interest in the pure unadulterated gospel today in evangelical circles. But with all this talk about grace, are we facing a new […]