Do Reformational people read their Bibles? Do they have daily “quiet times”? Is it important for them to pray every day? Sometimes we can give people the sense that all God really cares about is public worship, but what happens in our public assembly should flow down into our families and then into our individual spiritual lives as well. In this episode of White Horse Inn, hosts Michael Horton, Justin Holcomb, and Bob Hiller discuss the role private piety plays in our Christian life, considering how we can reclaim spiritual disciplines for our churches.

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Theological growth is often driven by reactions. We grow weary of legalism and individualism, of emotion-driven approaches to worship, of exhausting church calendars, and of false gospels that downplay sin and proclaim, “Your best life now.” But sometimes our pendulums swing too far in the other direction. In this new series from White Horse Inn, hosts Michael Horton, Justin Holcomb, and Bob Hiller consider some of the most common overcorrections in their own traditions. To view all episodes in the "Overcorrections" series, click here.

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