WHI-1055 | Consumers or Disciples?
In John chapter 6, Jesus begins to attract very large crowds. But is this necessarily a good thing? Are all the people in these crowds really disciples, or merely consumers who are looking to Jesus to solve their temporal problems? How does Jesus deal with this issue, and what are the implications of all this for our own view of ministry and discipleship? That’s the focus of this edition of the White Horse Inn: know what you believe and why you believe it!
Feasting in a Fast-Food World
Michael Horton
An Interview with J.I. Packer
Seekers or Tourists?
Michael Horton
WHI Discussion Group Questions
PDF Document
Made in America
Michael Horton
The Gospel According to John
D.A. Carson
The Gospel Commission
Michael Horton
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