This episode begins a new mini-series on the different covenants that God has made throughout redemptive history. Learning the covenants and understanding how they work is important for sound Bible interpretation and Christian living. This knowledge also protects individuals from dangerous sects ...
When it comes to reading and studying the Bible, how are we to properly interpret a given passage, particularly in light of the fact that there are so many interpretations to choose from? On this program Shane Rosenthal and Mike Brown, co-author of Sacred Bond, Covenant Theology Explored, discuss...
Many people today make the claim that the Bible has been revised, edited, and miscopied over the centuries, and that the translations we have with us today are not at all faithful to the original manuscripts. But is this really the case? On this program, Michael Horton discusses this important is...
Chris Rosebrough's guide to the Old Testament.
In the Old Testament (Deut. 28) God promises to bless Israel for their obedience. This discussion explains how we cannot take a corporate promise to Israel and turn it into an individual promise for our lives, or a "life verse."
Alistair explains how postmodern thinking has affected Scotland and the United States.
Many Christians were raised to believe that the Old Testament was little more than a collection of morality tales written to inspire us to have the “faith of Abraham” or the “courage of Daniel.” But Jesus taught his followers that the Old Testament actually pointed to himself (Jn. 5:39). In this ...
On this program, Michael Horton continues his conversation with Nancy Guthrie about finding Christ in the Old Testament. The focus of this discussion centers on three of Nancy’s books, The Son of David: Seeing Jesus in the Historical Books, The Wisdom of God: Seeing Jesus in the Psalms and Wisdom...
