We’re pleased to announce that Mike Horton’s systematic theology, The Christian Faith: A Systematic Theology for Pilgrims on the Way (Zondervan), was awarded Christianity Today’s book of the year award in the category of theology/ethics. The judges’ assessment of the book: “Averting his gaze from the kind of popular evangelicalism that is nondenominational in style and never [...]
As the First World War pressed on, Greece’s King Constantine and his son, the Crown Prince, insisted upon neutrality. A younger son, Alexander, openly favored siding with Britain, France, and the U.S. against Germany. Deposed by the Allied Powers, Constantine and his eldest son had to yield succession to twenty-something Alexander. As Alexander’s reign began, [...]
Tomorrow night, we’re pleased to host Elyse Fitzpatrick and her daughter Jessica Thompson, coauthors of the book, Give Them Grace, for a special KPRZ Listeners’ Event at Westminster Seminary California. Doors open at 6:00 p.m. Mike Horton, Elyse, and Jessica will begin their conversation on Gospel-driven parenting at 7:00 pm. Their conversation will be taped [...]
In February 2012 Drs. Horton and Rosenbladt will be joining a great line-up of speakers at this year’s LIBERATE Conference at Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. To learn more about the conference they have posted this video: Liberate Conference from Coral Ridge on Vimeo.
Christian Scholarship in the Secular Academy from The Gospel Coalition on Vimeo. Our friends at the Gospel Coalition are featuring this video of Mike Horton and Rick Lints on the challenges and opportunities of pursuing an education at secular universities and academies that may be hostile to your faith. If you have a child away [...]
Among the caricatures of Calvinism is the widespread claim that it renders God the author of evil, suffering, sin, and even the fall of humanity itself. In his recent book, Against Calvinism, Roger Olson carefully distinguishes the official teaching of Calvinism from where he thinks it logically leads. However, there are over three dozen statements [...]
A few weeks ago, we posted a brief interview with Mike Horton in which he talks about our upcoming conference at sea, “Conversations for a Modern Reformation.” [Audio clip: view full post to listen] Now, you have a chance to hear the rest of the hosts talk about the cruise and their conference sessions: Rod [...]
In recent days, Kevin DeYoung and Greg Gilbert have taken a fair number of hits for their arguments in What is the Mission of the Church? (Crossway, 2011). (See one review here) The main worry is that they define the mission too narrowly, focusing on the Great Commission. At least on the more vehement side [...]
What is LIBERATE? The gospel of grace is more drastic, more offensive, more liberating, more shocking, and more counterintuitive than any of us realize. There is nothing more radically unbalanced and drastically unsafe than grace. It has no “but”: it’s unconditional, uncontrollable, unpredictable, and undomesticated. It unsettles everything. There is a dangerous depth to the gospel that needs to [...]
Back in June, Michael Horton talked with Tullian Tchividjian about his soon-to-be-released book Jesus + Nothing = Everything. This book was just released on October 31 and we would like to highlight again this great conversation between Mike and Tullian. (Note: this WHI program also contains a fascinating discussion with Thabiti Anyabwile on his conversion [...]
