America: Mission Field or Battlefield?

Was America founded as a Christian country? Should we go back to the faith of our founding fathers? Those who answer yes to those questions tend to see themselves as a part of a culture war. But what is the church’s role in all this? On this episode of White Horse Inn Michael Horton, Kim […]

Contemporary Christians are often engaged in a battle for traditional family values. On this program the hosts will argue that the goal of recovering these family values is not nearly as important as recovering the message of Jesus Christ crucified for the salvation of sinners which is disappearing from many of our churches.

In a humorous moment in the movie Fiddler on the Roof, the main character, Tevye, looks into the camera and remarks, “You may ask, how did this tradition get started? I’ll tell you—I don’t know! But it’s a tradition.” This sets the scene for the movie’s story of Tevye adapting to the changing world around him […]

“Here’s what I love about Jesus. Jesus actually knows that the church is broken and imperfect and falls short. But the difference between us and Jesus is we see that and we use that as a justification to abandon the church. Jesus sees the church, as broken as she is, and on the way as […]

Throughout history, people have appealed to the Bible’s teaching on slavery to justify their own practices. So is the Bible pro slavery? And what’s the difference between biblical slavery and the American slavery of the not so distant past?

Despite the fact that God allowed for slavery, embedded in the Scripture is a sobering rebuke of the institution, as well as an anthropology that teaches that all people are made in God’s image. So the objectification of an image bearer, seeing them as nothing more than an object or property that you can abuse, […]