Anyone who has been a Christian for a while realizes that the Christian Life is an ongoing fight with sin. Some Christians hope to achieve a victorious Christian life where the fight with indwelling sinful desires is removed. But should Christians have such an expectation? In Romans 7 Paul describes his own fight with sin. On this episode of White Horse Inn our ordinary hosts will show hows Paul’s experience in Romans 7 is the experience of the normal Christian life.
Romans 7

Romans 7
41 min

Romans 7
41 min

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When God Speaks: Great Texts From Holy Scripture
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Ephesians 2:1-10

John 6
There are many passages of scripture that are difficult to understand or accept. In John 6 Jesus gives one of his hard sayings that caused many of his followers to leave disgusted and upset. On this episode of White Horse Inn our hosts Kim Riddelbarger, Rod Rosenbladt with special guest Tim Brewer address the difficult […]

1 Corinthians 15

The Rapture
1 Thess 4:13-5:9 is an important passage for understanding the return of Christ and the resurrection of Christians. On this episode of White Horse Inn Kim Riddlebarger, Rod Rosenbladt, and special guest Tim Brewer help us navigate the end times as we live in hope of Christ’s coming.

Luke 18
A great temptation for Christians is to define Christianity as a set of moral values. Often this happens in subtle ways when a Christian is distinguished from the world because of their conduct. Good works are important, but the distinguishing mark of the Christian is his faith and repentant heart. In Luke 18 Jesus tells […]

This is My Body
What did Jesus mean when he said “this is my Body”? How should we understand the Lord’s supper? what is the difference between Protestants and Roman Catholics? What does the Lord Supper have to do with church unity? All this on more on the White Horse Inn.

Galatians 1
In the book of Galatians Paul’s greatest concern was that the gospel in the Galatian churches had been compromised. Rather than accepting Paul’s unadultrated message of justification through faith alone by grace alone on accout of Christ alone, the Galatains were tempted by false teachers to believe that they needed something more than trust in […]

Romans 3
In Romans 3:9-20 Paul shows that the problem with humanity. Humanity is totally depraved and God’s wrath is being stored up against humanity for the day of judgment. Apart from God’s grace there is no hope. On this episode of White Horse Inn, Kim Riddlebarger, Rod Rosenbladt, and Ken Jones help us navigate this difficult passage.

Daniel 9
Many self proclaimed prophecy experts, who though unable to explain the doctrine of justification and clear passages of the New Testament, claim to have understood every obscure bible prophecy in the Old Testament. Their interpretations are speculations about future events that often have more to do with the imagination of the interpreter and little to […]
Sin
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The Wee Little Man and the Crescendo of Grace
We all have a list of people we think don’t deserve grace, and you’re likely on somebody else’s. And this, I think, was precisely Jesus’s point. He was more than willing to hobnob with the despised and rejected if it meant restoring them. He knew what Zacchaeus was and invited himself over anyway.

What Does It Mean to Walk in the Light?
This also highlights why being a part of a good church is so important. You might be trying to live the Christian life and fight against your sin totally in isolation on your own. It’s so important for us to be in solid Bible teaching churches where the word of God is faithfully preached, where […]

The Seven Deadly Sins of Pastoral Ministry with Jamin Goggin
Jamin Goggin joins Michael Horton to discuss his latest book, Pastoral Confessions: The Healing Path to Faithful Ministry.

A Sympathetic High Priest
“God may pity me, but he could never understand me.” Don’t we often feel that way, especially when confronted with the darkest parts of the human heart—both in ourselves and others? In this moving and pastorally rich opening presentation […]

