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The Worship Experience
The worship wars are over, and most protestant churches now feature a praise band or worship team. In the quest for relevance, today’s churches offer […]
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Reforming Youth Ministry (2)
Last week Michael Horton began a discussion of youth ministry with special guest Brian Cosby, author of Giving up Gimmicks: Reclaiming Youth Ministry from an […]
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Reforming Youth Ministry (1)
Something is wrong youth ministry today. Visit a typical youth program at a typical evangelical church and you’re likely to witness a lot of fun […]
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The Narrow Gate
Jesus tells his disciples that “the gate is narrow and the way is hard that leads to life…” Is Jesus teaching a kind of salvation […]
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Judging, Seeking, Knocking
How are we to interpret the words of Jesus when he says, “Judge not lest you be judged”? Are we to make no judgments at […]
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Seeking First the Kingdom (2)
What does Jesus mean when he calls us to “Seek first the Kingdom of God”? On this edition of 鶹AV recorded before a […]
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Seeking First the Kingdom (1)
How are we to understand forgiveness? Does God forgive us only on the condition that we forgive others? What does Jesus mean when he calls […]
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The Lord’s Prayer (2)
What does it mean to “Hallow God’s name?” What are we asking when we pray, “Thy kingdom come?” Why does the Lord’s Prayer begin with […]
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The Lord’s Prayer (1)
Why is it important to pray? What does it mean to refer to God as “Our Father?” On this edition of the 鶹AV […]
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True & False Piety
In Matthew chapter 6 Jesus warns his followers about various forms of “showy” righteousness, saying “Beware of practicing your righteousness before others in order to […]
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The Commands of the New Society (2)
Who is my neighbor? What does Jesus mean when he tells us to love, even our enemies? And what is the point of the command […]
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The Commands of the New Society (1)
In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus begins a discussion of the Law of Moses, saying, “You have heard it said, but I say…” How […]
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Salt & Light
What does Jesus mean when he tells his disciples that they are the “salt of the earth,” and “the light of the world”? And what […]
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The Beatitudes
In the beginning of his Sermon on the Mount, Jesus pronounces a blessing on his disciples saying, “Blessed are the poor in spirit”…”blessed are the […]
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The Sermon on the Mount
The Sermon on the Mount is one of the most beloved and yet often misunderstood passages of the entire Bible. Many think of it as […]
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Faith & Experience
Which is more important, Christ’s objective work on the cross 2,000 years ago, or my subjective experience of God today? The good news that the […]
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For or Against Calvinism? (Part 2)
On this edition of the 鶹AV we’re airing the conclusion of our conversation between Michael Horton and Roger Olsen on the role of […]
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For or Against Calvinism? (Part 1)
What is the role of the human will in salvation? How are we to understand predestination? Why does God choose some, but not all? Is […]
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Scot McKnight & The King Jesus Gospel
What is the gospel? Throughout the history of American Evangelicalism, many have tried to reduce it to a simple slogan, or something like “four spiritual […]
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A Mormon President
On this edition of the program Michael Horton talks with Adam Christing, writer and director of a new documentary about a relatively unknown aspect of […]
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The Messiah (Part 4)
Each year at Christmas time in countless churches throughout the world, Christians focus with renewed attention on the birth of the Messiah. But what was […]
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The Messiah (Part 3)
On this program the hosts are continuing to walk through the messianic story of redemption as it unfolds throughout the Old Testament. On this broadcast, […]
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The Messiah (Part 2)
Some may be able to write the gospel on a dime, but God progressively revealed over a thousand years in an unfolding drama throughout the […]
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The Messiah (Part 1)
For the past year, the 鶹AV hosts have been exploring the theme of The Great Commission, and throughout this series they’ve not only […]
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Repentance & Personal Transformation
On the last edition of the 鶹AV, the hosts discussed the problems associated with a “try it, you’ll like it” approach to the […]
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The Gospel of Pragmatism
Why do so many contemporary Churches or best selling Christian books focus almost exclusively on practical application rather than doctrinal truth? Why do most Christians […]
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Making Disciples: The Mission & its Methods (Part 2)
On this special edition of the 鶹AV recorded before a live audience at the Desiring God conference in Minneapolis, the hosts continue their […]
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Making Disciples: The Mission & its Methods (Part 1)
Many churches in our day put a lot of emphasis on “being the church” or living missionally. Other churches focus on the worship experience, spiritual […]
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Should We Reform or Abandon American Protestantism?
Have you grown impatient with your church’s seemingly endless quest for being hip and relevant? Have you become weary of “meaningful worship services” that say […]
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A Christian Mission in a Muslim World
There are currently over a billion Muslims in the world, and according to many that number is likely to double over the next twenty years. […]
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Give Them Grace
Is sound theology only for people who have their act together? How is the gospel of free justification relevant to people who struggle with utterly […]
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An Interview with Mark Galli
On this edition of the 鶹AV Michael Horton talks with Mark Galli, senior managing editor of Christianity Today magazine, and author of God […]
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The New Covenant
Over five hundred years before the time of Christ, Jeremiah prophesied that the days would come when God would “make a new covenant with the […]
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The Gospel of God
If you ask contemporary Christians what they think the gospel is, you’re likely to get a number of responses that focus on an individual’s life […]
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By Grace Alone Through Faith Alone
Regardless of the denomination, most Christians would argue that the gospel of Jesus Christ is a free gift of God’s grace and mercy that no […]
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Preaching the Gospel to Yourself
Throughout this year on the 鶹AV the hosts have been making the argument that, unlike the law, the gospel is not in us […]
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Proclaiming the Gospel in an Age of Super Apostles
In his second letter to the Corinthians, Paul warned his readers about various slick preachers that he referred to as the “super-apostles.” Though their style […]
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The Embassy of Grace
It’s common today to hear in various sectors of the church today that truly missional Christians are those who obey the call to participate in […]
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Wisdom for Life & the Cross of Christ
One of Paul’s biggest concerns about the Corinthian church was that they were being distracted from the gospel. So he wrote to them saying, “Greeks […]
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What is the Gospel? (2011)
What is the Gospel?The Great Commission calls us to preach the gospel to every creature, but just what is this gospel that we are to […]
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Preaching the Word in a Culture of Narcissism
Our age is not known for its love of the truth. Rather, some are calling it a culture of narcissism. And unfortunately, evidence of this […]
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The Road to Emmaus
What is the Bible principally about? Some say it’s about life transformation, while others say it’s a recipe book for achieving health, wealth and prosperity. […]
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The Great Commission & the Great Commandment
Sometimes we confuse the Great Commission (making disciples through the gospel) with the Great Commandment (serving our neighbors through loving works) as if the official […]
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Consumers or Disciples?
In John 6, Jesus begins to attract very large crowds. But is this necessarily a good thing? Are all the people in these crowds really […]
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What Would Jesus Preach?
What kind of sermon would Jesus preach if he was invited to address your local congregation? As strange as it may seem, we actually have […]
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Dealing with Objections to the Resurrection
When telling others about the message of the gospel, objections of various kinds inevitably arise. So how are we to answer the person who claims […]
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The Implications of Skepticism
On this edition of the 鶹AV, Michael Horton talks with Greg Koukl from Stand To Reason and author of Faith is Not Wishing […]
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An Interview with Skeptic Michael Shermer
On this program, Michael Horton talks with Michael Shermer, editor of Skeptic magazine and author of numerous books including, Why People Believe Weird Things, Why […]
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Paul’s Defense of the Faith (Acts, Pt. 10)
The religions of the world teach doctrines that are believed to be timeless eternal truths. They contain moral and ethical instructions, which if applied, will […]
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The Whole Counsel of God (Acts Pt. 9)
We often hear Christian leaders say things like, “I’m not inviting you to join a church, but to enter into a personal relationship with Jesus.” […]
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Proclamation & Persuasion (Acts, Part 8)
As part of their year-long study of the Great Commission, the hosts have been focusing on key events in the book of Acts where Christ’s […]