The Word Became Flesh (John 1)
Series: The Gospel of John (1995)

The Word Became Flesh (John 1)
35 min
Series: The Gospel of John (1995)

The Word Became Flesh (John 1)
35 min

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Series • 9 Episodes
The Gospel of John (1995)
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The New Birth (John 3)

The Bread of Life (John 6)

The Good Shepherd (John 10)

The Jesus Seminar & The Jesus of History
What is the quest for the historical Jesus? Does scripture give us an accurate picture of Jesus as he really was? On this episode of White Horse Inn our usual hosts with special guest Dr Robert Strimple who is a Professor at Westminster Seminary California discuss Dr. Strimple’s book, “The Modern Search for the Real […]

I Am the Resurrection (John 11)

I Am the Way, the Truth & the Life (John 14)

Christ’s High Priestly Prayer (John 17)
What did Jesus pray? Jesus prayed that all who believed in him would be united and remain in the world. Jesus prayed that his name would be glorified. On this episode of White Horse Inn our hosts will discuss the meaning and significance of Jesus’ High Priestly prayer found in John 17.

Christ’s Death, Resurrection & Ascension
The Incarnation
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Remembering the Incarnation After December
The first advent of Christ lays the groundwork for His impending second advent. While the first advent story explains how Christ, the Word, became flesh in the womb of a virgin, the second advent looks forward to Christ’s return as the enthroned King, enacting the final restoration of creation.

Let Us Bear Him in Our Hearts: Augustine on the Wonder of the Incarnation
The Lord Christ is for ever, without beginning with the Father. And yet ask what today is; it’s a birthday. Whose? The Lord’s. Has he really got a birthday? He has. The Word in the beginning, God with God, has a birthday? Yes, he has. Unless he had a human birth, we would never attain to the divine rebirth […]

The Absurdity of Christmas
Since the infinitude of God’s love is what begins to make sense of the incarnation and birth of the divine Son, then for those who do not know God’s love, the Nativity remains forever an absurdity—and nothing more. For only God’s powerful and gracious work in the human heart can make sense of the confounding wisdom of his redemptive plan and eternally unravel the great mystery of the God-Man.

Three Christmas Specials to Listen to This Season
If you’re looking for some fun listening for the holiday season—whether it’s to brighten your commute or have something edifying to play as you drive around looking at Christmas lights—we have you covered!


