How can we trust a book containing so many miraculous stories, with so many miscopies and mistranslations? Isn’t it more reasonable to argue that the Bible should be read as mythology? Was the canon of Scripture decided upon for political reasons? Michael Horton discusses these questions and more with Craig Blomberg, professor of New Testament at Denver Seminary and author of Can We Still Believe The Bible?
Can We Still Believe the Bible?
Series: Can We Still Believe in Jesus?

Can We Still Believe the Bible?
45 min
Series: Can We Still Believe in Jesus?

Can We Still Believe the Bible?
45 min

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Can We Still Believe in Jesus?
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Can We Still Believe in Jesus?
Is the story of Jesus the stuff of legends or of actual history? Was Jesus really a miracle-worker, or merely someone whose deeds were later embellished by his followers? How can we even know whether he existed in the first place? Joining Mike for this conversation is Douglas Groothuis, professor of Philosophy at Denver Seminary […]

Jesus According to the History Channel
Each holiday season we’re given another opportunity to watch television specials on the life of Jesus. But these programs end up featuring the same left-of-center scholars with radical views about Jesus. Unfortunately, many Christians today don’t know how to respond to these radical claims since they often focus on “the Jesus of my heart” rather […]

Jesus in Pop Culture
What are they saying about Jesus in today’s music, movies, and television? Who is the Hipster Jesus, and how does he differ from the Macho Jesus? More importantly, how are these popular expressions of Jesus different from the real Jesus? Joining the hosts to discuss this important issue are David Zahl of Mockingbird Ministries, and […]

What was Jesus’ Mission?
Over the past few weeks we’ve been evaluating what many people in our contemporary culture think about Jesus Christ. But what exactly did Jesus say about himself or his mission, and how did the Old Testament speak of the role of the coming messiah? Joining Mike, Kim, and Rod for this program is W. Robert […]

The Lamb of God, Part 1
On this special edition of the program, we’re airing an address by Nancy Guthrie from our White Horse Inn conference, Who Is Jesus? In this presentation, Nancy traces the theme of sacrifice and substitution from the early chapters of Genesis all the way to the book of Revelation, showing along the way that Jesus’ primary mission was […]

The Lamb of God, Part 2
On this program we’re continuing our discussion of the Lamb of God. The hosts sit down with Nancy Guthrie before a live audience in order to further unpack the themes she outlined in her conference address relating to Jesus’ role as the ultimate and final sacrifice for sin. During this roundtable discussion, the hosts also […]

The Incarnation: God with Us
What is the significance of Jesus’ incarnation? On this program the hosts answer this by examining the key New Testament texts that announce the birth of Christ and walk through numerous Old Testament prophecies in which these promises are rooted. Joining the panel once again to discuss this important topic is Nancy Guthrie, author of […]

Good News: You’re Not Jesus
At the heart of the good news is the fact that Jesus lived and died in our place, and that our right standing before God is based on his finished work, rather than on our own poor attempts to fulfill God’s just requirements. On this program we’re concluding our series on the person and work […]
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Explore All50 Difficult Theology Questions Answered in 50 Minutes
Pastor Adriel Sanchez joins producer Aaron Simon to answer some of the most common questions about Christianity.

Tim Keller’s Unfinished Work on Reaching a Post-Christian World
Before Tim Keller died, he was working on an unfinished project with his son, Michael Keller.

“Christianity Is Not Credible”
Suppose someone declares, “Christianity is not credible.” What do they mean and how should we respond to that claim? They probably mean that Christianity isn’t worthy of belief. They know there are lots of Christians, but their point is that there shouldn’t be because Christianity isn’t worthy of belief.

I Toured an LDS Temple: Here’s Why Mormonism Isn’t Just Another Denomination
And so as those who want to know Jesus and want to pursue the truth, ask the question, is our worship rooted in holy Scripture and the True teaching of Christ and the apostles? Or is this something that was the invention of man? We need to go back to the Scriptures and search the […]

