The guests delve into the history of enthusiasts in church, exploring the rejection of external authorities for spiritual revelation, with references to Montanists, Anabaptists, and figures like Thomas Moonster. They discuss the dangers of claiming spiritual superiority, division in church communities, and the emphasis on scripture in the Reformation era.

Adriel Sanchez, Pastor and author, discusses the significance of the Lord's Prayer, highlighting its connection to the gospel and the Trinity. He emphasizes prayer as a gift and a discipline that transforms lives. The conversation explores the petitions of the Lord's Prayer, focusing on how practicing it can lead to a profound impact on our spiritual journey.

Michael Horton, Bob Hiller, Justin Holcomb, and Walter Strickland discuss a vision for a healthy modern reformation and Great Rechurching. They explore the concept of church as a place of joy, unity in diversity, gospel-centric community, and the importance of physical presence in church gatherings. Emphasizing a counter-cultural community and the enduring impact of preaching the word of the Lord amidst cultural adversities.

The podcast features theologian Michael Horton, pastor Justin Holcomb, professor Walter Strickland, and pastor Bob Hiller discussing how to reach the dechurched. They explore the importance of community, service, building connections, sharing hope, confirmation, acceptance, and spreading the gospel globally.

The podcast discusses the decline in church attendance and rise of 'nones' in American society, exploring the impact of historical events like the 1960s and the fusion of politics and consumerism in modern churches. They also emphasize the importance of focusing on Jesus Christ in spreading the gospel and cultivating theological roots globally.

Authors Michael Graham and Jim Davis discuss the decline of church attendance in America due to various factors. They challenge stereotypes about de-churched individuals and highlight the importance of inviting back believers. The podcast also explores the positive impact of religious attendance on mental health and offers solutions for churches to address the dechurching phenomenon.

Dive into Paul's apologetic approach at the Areopagus, discussing preaching the resurrection amidst mockery. Explore the significance of Christ's crucifixion and resurrection. Understand Paul's engagement with Greek philosophers and the importance of cultural context. Discover the uniqueness of the Christian message and the transformative power of the gospel.

Join Michael Horton, Bob Hiller, Walter Strickland, and Justin Holcomb as they discuss the transformation of Paul from a law-abiding Pharisee to preaching freedom from the law of Moses. Explore Paul's Apostolic Sermon in Acts 13, the message of salvation and Jesus' resurrection, and the implications of ignorance and fulfillment of prophecy.

Explore Stephen's bold preaching that challenged traditional beliefs, transitioning from law to grace through Jesus. Discover his defense before the Sanhedrin, connecting Abraham, Joseph, and Moses to Christ. Delve into the contrast of true worship vs. idolatry, Stephen's martyrdom, and Saul's conversion. Unpack the themes of forgiveness, devotion, and persecution in a redemptive historical perspective.

Michael Horton, Bob Hiller, Justin Holcomb, and Walter Strickland discuss Peter's sermon, the fulfillment of promises to the Patriarchs, Moses, and Prophets, the distinction between Christianity and Judaism, and the call for religious and irreligious alike to repent and have faith in Christ.