Adam Smith
Adam Smith is Chief Operating Officer and leader of International operations at Sola Media.
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Law, Gospel, and Egyptian Christianity – Horton, Smith, Abp Samy Shehata, Shady Anis
Michael Horton and Adam Smith have an extraordinary opportunity and insightful conversation with Archbishop Dr. Samy Fawzy Shehata and Dr. Shadi Anis of the Anglican Diocese in Cairo, Egypt. They describe the diocese’s guiding vision for how gospel-centered ministry combines sound Reformed doctrine with outward-facing service (Sudanese refugee care, a center for Muslim-Christian relations). The […]
The Impact of Justification by Faith in India
Dr. Vijai Singh Tagore (India) reflects on his journey in theology, and examines the significance and challenges of communicating justification by faith alone in the predominantly Hindu context of India. Joined by Michael Horton and Adam Smith, Dr. Tagore discusses cultural practices, the influence of prosperity gospel, and the resurgence of Reformed theology, highlighting how historic Christian doctrines speak to the deep questions and needs of the Indian church today. This conversation is from Theo Global in South Asia.
Union with Christ is a Vital Doctrine
Dr. Edmund Fong (Singapore), Academic Dean at Trinity Theological College, joins Theo Global’s Michael Horton and Adam Smith to discuss the doctrines of Union with Christ and Justification. Dr. Fong unpacks Union with Christ as the summational theme that grounds justification, sanctification, and adoption. He describes as an architectural “house” containing various “rooms” like justification, sanctification, and adoption. He argues that while justification serves as the essential entrance or “living room” of salvation, it should not be conflated with the other transformative benefits of faith.
Paul’s Use of Metaphor, Identity, and Theology for the Church – Smith/Kar Yong Lim/Chandra Wim
Dr. Chandra Wim (Indonesia) and Rev. Dr. Kar Yong Lim (Malaysia) engage in a lively discussion on the dynamic landscape of global theology in Southeast Asia, highlighting how contextual sensitivity, biblical faithfulness, and local voices are shaping a new generation of church leaders and scholars.
Why Theology Needs the Global Church – Pardue, Jeremiah, Smith, Horton
Dr. Steve Pardue (Philippines/USA), Wilson Jeremiah (Indonesia), Michael Horton, and Adam Smith discuss the significance of global theology in a rapidly shifting church landscape, where the majority of Christians today are now outside North America and Europe.
