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  • Whatever Happened to Bible Study?

    Episode 1122 Aired October 7, 2012 Listen Now

    On this edition of Âé¶čAV, the hosts begin a five-part series on discipleship. This particular program is inspired by a recent Vacation Bible […]

  • Evangelicals, Catholics, and Unity

    Posted August 5, 2012

    Mike Horton’s booklet, Evangelicals, Catholics, and Unity, is coming back into print. He will be on Stand to Reason later today to talk about the […]

  • A Juvenile Church?

    Episode 1113 Aired August 5, 2012 Listen Now

    What is the history of today’s youth oriented culture, and what kind of effect is this culture having on churches in our time?  On this […]

  • Reviving Christianity or Christendom?

    Posted July 20, 2012

    For nearly a century, conservative Christians have seen the mainline Protestant decline as a sign of God’s judgment on liberals for hitching their wagon to […]

  • Why Do We Go to Church?

    Posted May 22, 2012

    How the “Worship Wars” Often Miss the Real Issue Where going to church was for most Americans the default setting, today it’s a conscious choice. […]

  • Reformation at Home

    Posted April 4, 2012

    As some of our tag-lines suggest, we want our partners and supporters to apply the Reformation insights they’ve gleaned from Âé¶čAV and Modern […]

  • Are We Required to Attend Church on Sunday?

    Posted December 24, 2011

    The very fact that we have to address this question, even in evangelical circles, demonstrates the true measure of the church’s worldliness. It is not […]

  • Christianless Churches

    Posted December 22, 2011

    Michael Horton’s phrase, “Christless Christianity” gets a lot of play in our blog, magazine, and radio program. One of the more timely evidences of the […]

  • The Gospel of Pragmatism

    Episode 1076 Aired November 20, 2011 Listen Now

    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 […]