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Martin Luther once said, "Prayer, study, and suffering make a pastor." Few things can better describe the life and ministry of Tim Keller. In this episode, Michael Horton is joined by Tim Keller to discuss how his cancer diagnosis has affected his spiritual practices, why forgiveness is essential in life and society, the church's resilience amidst increasing secularization, and more.
According to the apostle Paul, “a person who does not work, but trusts in him who justifies the ungodly, his faith is credited as righteousness” […]
If justification by grace alone through faith alone is such an important doctrine of Scripture, then why do so many Christians end up denying it? […]
Martin Luther once said that justification by faith alone was “the doctrine by which the church stands or falls.” What is so special about this […]
Michael Horton’s two-volume set on Justification was recently awarded Christianity Today’s book of the year award in the category of Theology / Ethics. As a […]
At the heart of the Protestant view of justification by faith alone is the doctrine of an imputed righteousness. But does the Bible actually teach […]
Sometimes Christians will say things like, “I’m not interested in all those heavy doctrines that Paul talks about. I’m only interested in the simple teachings […]
On this program, the hosts will take a look at the background to the doctrine of justification, seeing it not as some kind of revolutionary […]
If the most important question we can ask is, “How can I become the person I want to be?”, the best answer might relate to […]
Once upon a time, Protestants of every variety were identified as those who were committed to the doctrine of “justification through faith alone.” In our […]
I had an extraordinary experience in my junior year of college when I was a student at the International Institute of Human Rights in Strasbourg, […]
Paul in Romans 4 says that “the one who does not work but trusts in him who justifies the ungodly, his faith is counted as […]