The Forgotten Discovery of the Reformation
During the Reformation, “the priesthood of all believers”—considered one of the most important discoveries of the Reformation—countered the clericalism of Rome and restored the dignity of ordinary vocations. So what does the daily office of “Christian” look like today? And how are laypeople meant to engage in the work of ministry? In this episode of White Horse Inn, Michael Horton, Justin Holcomb, Bob Hiller, and special guest Walter Strickland discuss the priesthood of all believers, considering its different expressions and implications in the Reformed, Anglican, Baptist, and Lutheran traditions.
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Episode 1369 | Aired July 2, 2017
In this episode, Michael Horton talks with Ben about the various implications of this new trend which he outlines in his book, The Vanishing American Adult.
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Christless Christianity
Episode 843 | Aired November 11, 2012
From our year-long series, "A Time for Truth", our White Horse Inn hosts continue to evaluate some of the ways which contemporary Christianity has become distracted from the person and work of Jesus Christ.
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