Impact of the Gospel: Growing Deeper, Never Out

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Vocation: God Doesn't Need Your Good Works, but Your Neighbor Does

Scott Keith from 1517 joins Michael Horton, Bob Hiller, Walter Strickland, and Justin Holcomb to discuss how churches can recover high views of preaching and the sacraments, as well as robust views and practices around vocation, catechism training, and hospitality. GET YOUR FREE ...  Show more

Evangelicals Must Reform Their Worship

Church isn't meant to be a dull routine or an entertainment-driven spectacle. It's a weekly heavenly ascent that transforms us to live the Christian life here on earth. Adriel Sanchez joins Michael Horton and Bob Hiller to discuss his book, Why We Worship: Experiencing Heaven on ...  Show more

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