Proclaiming the Cross & Resurrection
On this edition of the 鶹AV, the hosts take a look at the conversion of St. Paul and the numerous sermons that he […]
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Stricken, Smitten & Afflicted (Acts Pt. 6)
Continuing their series through the book of Acts, the hosts arrive at chapter 8 where they find Philip talking with an Ethiopian about the meaning […]
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Words of Life (Acts Pt. 5)
In Acts chapter 5 we read that the apostles were arrested and imprisoned for speaking about Jesus, and that an angel set them free and […]
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Faith in Christ Alone (Acts Pt. 4)
What was the basic message of the world’s earliest Christian missionaries? Did they focus on psychological or emotional wellness, having your best life now, or […]
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Word & Sacrament (Acts Pt. 3)
Many Christians today are preoccupied with the extraordinary over the ordinary. They see God at work only in the big events such as revival meetings, […]
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Christ Centered Proclamation (Acts Pt. 2)
In the second chapter of Acts we find the Apostles gathered together at the feast of Pentecost, receiving the promised gift of the Holy Spirit. […]
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Heaven & Hell (WHI-Bonus on Theology of Rob Bell)
Are heaven and hell subjective states of mind or real objective places? That’s the focus of this special BONUS edition of the 鶹AV […]
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Word & Spirit (Acts Pt. 1)
In the Great Commission, Jesus told his followers to “go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and […]
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Discipleship in an Age of Mission Creep
Take a visit to your local Christian bookstore and you’re likely to find numerous books on discipleship that encourage spiritual disciplines such as journaling, solitude, […]
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Lost Tools of Discipleship
Jesus tells his followers to “make disciples of all nations.” But what does it mean to become a disciple, and what are today’s churches doing […]
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The Strategic Plan
In the Great Commission, Jesus did not merely tell his followers to “go into all the world,” but he also gave us specific instructions for […]
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Abrahamic Faiths
What is the relationship between Christianity and other “Abrahamic faith traditions?” Is Abraham really the father of Judaism, Islam and Christianity, and if so, does […]
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Is Faith in Christ Necessary?
According to a recent Pew study, 70% of Americans agreed with the idea that “many religions can lead to eternal life.” What’s more striking is […]
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The Mission Statement
The Great Commission is both deep in its intensity (making disciples, not just converts) and wide in its extensiveness (“into all the world”). But even […]
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Exile, Exodus, & Conquest
Starting with Matthew’s Gospel is like walking into the middle of a movie. We have to go back to the Old Testament in order to […]
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The Gospel of the Kingdom
The kingdom of God can only be defined by attending closely to its unfolding in history. The reign of God takes different forms in this […]
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Gospel-Focused
There is a lot of talk these days about “living the gospel” or “being the gospel,” as if we ourselves are the good news. Some […]
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The Gospel Commission
On this edition of the program the hosts introduce their new theme for 2011: The Great Commission. In this important mission statement, Jesus does not […]
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An Interview with Christian Smith
Michael Horton recently had the opportunity to talk with Notre Dame sociologist Christian Smith, author of Soul Searching, and Souls in Transition. Dr. Smith coined […]
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The Great Commission Survey
Is it more important to “be the gospel” to others, or to “preach the gospel”? To our surprise, sixty-nine percent of the Christians we polled […]
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A Survey of Biblical Literacy
On this program the hosts interact with the results of a recent survey of general Bible knowledge taken at a Christian convention. In this survey, […]
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The Mission of God
On this edition of the 鶹AV, Michael Horton talks with Rev. Christopher Wright, who is the international director of the Langham Partnership and […]
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Textual Narcissism
According to Michael Horton, an alternative title for this broadcast could be, “You’re so vain, you probably think this Psalm is about you.” On this […]
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The Sufficiency of Scripture
According to sixteenth century Roman Catholics, the Bible was a dark and obscure book that required an infallible interpreter. Given many of the abuses and […]
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The Parables of Jesus, Part 6
When Jesus returns will he separate the sheep and the goats based upon good works? How are we to understand Jesus’ teaching about this in […]
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The Parables of Jesus, Part 5
Jesus taught that a person is not worthy of being his disciple unless he hates his father and mother. In fact, he even goes on […]
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The Parables of Jesus, Part 4
What is the basic point of the parable of the Good Samaritan? Most people would probably say that it’s a nice story that teaches us […]
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The Parables of Jesus, Part 3
On this program the hosts will discuss the parable of the Prodigal Son and other similar narratives. Through each of these tales, the point Jesus […]
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The Parables of Jesus, Part 2
What is the point of the parables? Is there a moral to the story that we should all look for and attempt to follow? Is […]
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The Parables of Jesus, Part 1
Some say that Jesus taught in parables because this mode of communication is the most effective for large audiences. But is this really what Jesus […]
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Almost Christian
On this edition of the program Michael Horton talks with Princeton Seminary professor Kenda Creasy Dean about her new book, Almost Christian: What the Faith […]
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Difficult Texts of Scripture
The hosts have been making the argument for the past few weeks that Christ and his grand rescue mission is the major subject of Scripture. […]
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An Interview with Graeme Goldsworthy
According to Australian theologian Graeme Goldsworthy, author of Gospel-Centered Hermeneutics, and According to Plan, the gospel of Christ is the central story of the entire […]
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A Conversation on Global Evangelism
On this edition of the 鶹AV, we’re featuring a panel discussion on global evangelism, sponsored by the Lausanne Movement for World Evangelization. This […]
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American Spirituality
What is the nature of American spirituality, and how does it differ from classical Christian conceptions of God, revelation, and redemption? On this edition of […]
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Christ’s View of Scripture
Having established in previous programs that the New Testament documents are the most reliable texts of ancient history, the hosts in this program discuss the […]
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Christ the Key to Scripture
All great books are difficult to master, and according to classicist Mortimer Adler the Bible is the most challenging of all the great books. This […]
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How Not to Interpret the Bible
As they continue to discuss the subject of proper biblical interpretation, the hosts on this edition of the program take a look at frequent errors […]
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Interpreting Scripture
How should we interpret the Bible? Literally? Figuratively? Allegorically? On this edition of the program the hosts take up the subject of hermeneutics, or proper […]
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Distracting Ourselves to Death
We live in a world of constant distraction. Not only are we constantly being interrupted by cellphones, email, and text messages, but we’re also distracted […]
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Corroborating Evidence
If Jesus was a real historical individual, then do we have any confirming evidence for his life and ministry from sources outside the New Testament? […]
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Jesus in Modern Scholarship
Can we trust the New Testament portrait of Jesus, or is the Jesus of history radically different from the Jesus of faith? What are we […]
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Understanding Biblical Criticism
Some today are arguing that the New Testament is so full of transmission errors and scribal additions that it cannot be trusted. But is this […]
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Religion on Trial
How is a person to know whether or not Christianity is the true religion? Aren’t all religious claims subjective attempts to grasp the ungraspable? Isn’t […]
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The Formation of the Canon
Why were some books chosen as part of the biblical canon while others were rejected? Why do Catholic Bibles have an extra section called the […]
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The Origin of Scripture
Why is the Old Testament arranged the way it is, and how do the various books relate to each other? Is it likely that these […]
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The Spirituality of Emerging Adults
What is an emerging adult, and how have the beliefs and religious practices of this group changed in recent decades? What effect does our contemporary […]
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Contending for the Faith, Part 2
How did the apostles contend for the faith throughout the book of Acts? Did they appeal to the practical benefits of living life Jesus’ way? […]
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Contending for the Faith, Part 1
How did the apostles contend for the faith throughout the book of Acts? Did they appeal to the practical benefits of living life Jesus’ way? […]
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Inspiration & Inerrancy
Some who believe that the Bible is an inspired book go on to reject the idea that it is inerrant. But what does it mean […]
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The Inspiration of Scripture
What does it mean to assert that the Bible is an inspired text? Did this holy book fall out of Heaven? Did the biblical writers […]
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The Cross & Resurrection
On this edition of the program the hosts walk through the significance of Christ’s death, burial and resurrection. In particular, they focus on the importance […]