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White Horse Inn: Conversational Theology

White Horse Inn News

Thirty years ago, a Lutheran, a Baptist, and two Reformed guys walked into a recording studio, launching White Horse Inn, a radio show named after the pub in Cambridge, England, where the Reformation came to the English-speaking world. Mike Horton, Kim Riddlebarger, Ken Jones, and Rod Rosenbladt modeled conversational theology around that table. Their respectful (but lively!) discussions helped confront the Christless Christianity found in many American churches. They called the church back to the first principles of the Reformation, believing that a rediscovery of the riches of the first Reformation could spark a modern reformation in our churches and family rooms.

White Horse Inn and the Reformation principles it championed—Scripture alone, grace alone, faith alone, Christ alone, and for God’s glory alone—became the foundation for a fledgling organization that soon grew to include Modern Reformation magazine and events around the country. Fast forward thirty years and the growth has continued with the launch of Core Christianity and Theo Global. Now, everything we do is gathered up under a new name: Sola Media. Under Sola Media, White Horse Inn, Modern Reformation, Core Christianity, and Theo Global will continue to proclaim the truth of the gospel, helping Christians know what they believe and why they believe it.

We are excited to announce that White Horse Inn, continuing its tradition of applying the rich resources of the Reformation to the modern church, will return to our roundtable format with hosts representing the Baptist, Reformed, Lutheran, and Anglican traditions. Each week, our hosts will tackle one of the tough topics that matter to our lives as Christians in a pluralistic world. Part theology, part apologetics, part cultural analysis, and a whole lot of fun—we invite you to tune in and keep an eye out for a new era of White Horse Inn coming April 2022.

Eric Landry
Chief Content Officer