5 Minutes in Church History: The Life of Bunyan
The Life of Bunyan | When we think of John Bunyan, we usually think of The Pilgrim’s Progress. But he actually wrote many influential books.
BreakPoint: Why Some Christians Embrace LGBT Theology – Experience Over Arguments
Why Some Christians Embrace LGBT Theology - Experience Over Arguments | Don’t fall for a view of sex and marriage that does not rely on biblical and Christ-centered teaching. Personal experience doesn’t trump the Word of God and His design for humanity.
White Horse Inn: Radically Ordinary Hospitality
Radically Ordinary Hospitality | What does it mean to show hospitality, and why is this particular way of both expressing our faith and interacting with our neighbors so overlooked in our day?
5 Minutes in Church History: The Writings of the Angelic Doctor
The Writings of the Angelic Doctor | Dr. James Dolezal joins Dr. Stephen Nichols in the studio to discuss the breadth and depth of Thomas Aquinas’ writings.
The Art of Relationships: Is It Really “Till Death Do You Part?”
Is It Really "Till Death Do You Part?" | Christian marriage is a covenant between a man, a woman, and God. But what happens with the covenant is broken?
Ask Pastor John: Universalism Distorts the Grace of God
Universalism Distorts the Grace of God | The great irony is that the effort to extend grace to all persons ends up undermining grace to any persons. It’s counterintuitive and requires some explanation.
WWUTT: I Like Your Christ but Not Your Christians?
I Like Your Christ but Not Your Christians? Gandhi did not actually like the Christ of the Bible nor His gospel; and, Gandhi did not say this.
White Horse Inn: Race, Ethnicity, & the Great Commission
Race, Ethnicity, & the Great Commission | Multi-ethnic church planting and pastoring are the fulfillment of the Great Commission.
5 Minutes in Church History: William Cowper
William Cowper | A man whose sensitive spirit and familiarity with suffering led him to create some of the most beautiful hymns ever written.
White Horse Inn: Christianity in North & South Korea
Christianity in North & South Korea | How do the cultural forces of totalitarianism on the one hand and consumerism and secularism on the other shape the way we live out our faith as Christians?