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In his fourth and final conference address on the doctrine of justification, Michael Horton discusses the important contrast that we find throughout Paul’s writings between law and promise. In the Abrahamic covenant, God made unconditional promises while the patriarch slept, whereas in the Mosaic covenant the people promised, “all this we will do.” Keeping these two covenants distinct is crucial for a clear understanding of justification by grace alone through faith alone.

What is so unique about the Book of Romans that it has had such a great impact on the church throughout history? Tune in this week as the hosts outline the "big picture" of Paul's letter to the Romans and discuss its incredible historical influence. Joining the hosts again on this program is World Magazine columnist, Gene Edward Veith (originally aired 02-12-06).

If justification by grace alone through faith alone is such an important doctrine of Scripture, then why do so many Christians end up denying it? According to Michael Horton, much of this has to do with the mistaken assumption that at its root, Christianity is a kind of therapy. If all we need is renewal or transformation, then justification essentially becomes irrelevant. On this program, we’re airing part three of a four-part series of conference addresses by Michael Horton on the doctrine of justification.

Are we living in a predominately secular culture? If so, what impact does this have on what Christians believe? Have secular values infiltrated the church? Special guest, Gene Edward Veith, Cultural Editor for World Magazine, joins the hosts to reflect on these questions as we continue "The Romans Revolution" (originally aired 02-05-06).

Martin Luther once said that justification by faith alone was “the doctrine by which the church stands or falls.” So what’s so special about this doctrine, and why is it so crucial for our understanding of salvation? On this program, we’re presenting part two of a four-part series of conference addresses that Dr. Horton recently gave on the topic of his two-volume book project Justification. In this talk, Mike walks through Paul’s arguments in Galatians chapter 4. 

In what ways do many of today's best-selling Christian books and sermons resemble the language and messages heard in the category called "Self-Help?" Is it true that "God helps those who help themselves?" How is a person actually saved? Join us each Wednesday for The Romans Revolution (originally aired 01-29-06).

Michael Horton’s two-volume set on Justification was recently awarded Christianity Today’s book of the year award in the category of Theology / Ethics. So as a way of celebrating this important achievement, throughout this month we’ll be airing a series of conference addresses which Dr. Horton recently gave on this crucial doctrine. In this first address, Dr. Horton presents a biblical overview of justification and discusses contemporary challenges to it.

Welcome to the first White Horse Inn program of the "Romans Revolution" series! The hosts begin to set the context for this series by discussing the state of American Evangelicalism and help us to get a better grasp of the beliefs and practices of American Evangelicals today (originally aired 01-08-06).

On this special bonus edition of the program, Michael Horton talks with White Horse Inn president Mark Green about things we've accomplished over this past year, as well as our plans for 2020 and beyond.

In the not-too-distant past, the transition from child to adult occurred around the onset of puberty, but now the process of what some are calling “emerging adulthood” has been significantly delayed. What role does technology play in this cultural shift, and how should we address these new challenges? What are the assumptions about “youth” in our time, and how do those beliefs differ from what we find in Scripture? Michael Horton discusses these important questions with T. David Gordon, author of Why Johnny Can’t Preach and Why Johnny Can’t Sing Hymns (originally aired 06-22-14).