The Road to Emmaus
In Luke’s account of the resurrection, we are told of two disciples who encountered Jesus as they walked from Jerusalem to the nearby village of […]
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A Suffering Messiah?
On this episode we’ll be concluding our brief series through the Servant Songs by taking a look at the song of the Suffering Servant from […]
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I Am He Who Blots Out Your Transgressions
In Isaiah chapter 43 God reveals that he alone is the redeemer of his people, and that “there is no other savior.” So what are […]
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Introduction to Isaiah
Throughout the centuries, the book of Isaiah has been a vital source of nourishment for the Church. In fact, in the early church, Jerome (342–420 […]
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The Servant Songs of Isaiah
On this edition of White Horse Inn, we’re beginning a new three-part series on the Servant Songs of Isaiah. Who was Isaiah and what were […]
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Christianity vs. Progressive Theology
In his bestselling book The Universal Christ, progressive theologian Richard Rohr claims that the doctrine of original sin was invented by Augustine and that the […]
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What Do Progressive Christians Believe?
Progressive Christianity is a movement that is infiltrating and influencing the Evangelical church. Some of the most high-profile Christian leaders are a part of it. […]
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Progressive Christianity: Another Gospel?
In her new book, Another Gospel, Alisa Childers argues that “progressive Christianity is not simply a shift in the Christian view of social issues. It’s […]
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The Rise & Triumph of the Modern Self
How did so many people in our day come to believe that sexuality is at the core of a person’s individual identity? And how is […]
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The Gospel According to Abraham
Who was Abraham and why did God choose to bless him along with his descendants? Was it because he was a particularly holy and righteous […]
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Promise, Law, Faith
In Genesis, Abraham was told that in his seed, all the nations would be blessed. So why then did God later command the Israelites to […]
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The New Perspective on Paul
Scholars such as James Dunn and N.T. Wright have argued that both Old and New Testament saints were members of one and the same covenant, […]