The Future of Reformed Theology

What is the future of Reformed theology? Or what might we pray and hope that it will be? In Episode 75 of Greystone Conversations, we continue to mark the 10th anniversary of the Institute with another special episode. From the beginning, Greystone has endeavored to commend and advance the tradition of confessional Reformed catholicity, and much of that effort has been a work of recovery, not only of the richness of the theological tradition of the Church in terms of content, but the richness, too, of the disposition and mode that is proper to Christian theological reflection. In today’s episode, Mark Garcia of Greystone sits down with Michael Horton, Professor of Systematic Theology at Westminster Seminary California, to think out loud together about the future of the Reformed tradition considered theologically. This time, we also enjoy the support of Greystone board member, Rick Quinn, who kindly moderated and led our conversation. Enjoy the conversation, and if the Lord should lead you to help Greystone with a year-end gift, for which we would be very grateful, please go to the support page at greystoneinsititute.org.