Discussions on the decline of Christianity in the West and the need for support from Christians in the global South. A debate on the presence of Christ in the Eucharist and the consequences of receiving unworthily. The appreciation for different traditions within the church and the unity between Calvinists and Anglicans. Exploration of the potential for a church reset and the importance of evangelism and support from the global South.

This podcast episode of White Horse Inn explores the themes of Christ's birth, death, and resurrection. It delves into the encounter between Simeon and Jesus in the temple, the significance of the Holy Spirit in preaching and prophecy, and the counter-cultural nature of the kingdom of God. The episode also reflects on salvation, gratitude, and embracing hope in Christ's Kingdom.

Exploring the parallels between 'A Christmas Carol' and Saint Paul's letter to the Romans, highlighting the need for true transformation; Scrooge's journey to reform as an opportunity for a new life through the gospel and the importance of grace in beginning a life of gratitude

Exploring the jolly and generous nature of the Ghost of Christmas Present in 'A Christmas Carol' and its connection to grace and peace. Examining the symbolism of the rusty scabbard and its meaning. Finding peace and hope in tragedy through the Cratchit family. Scrooge's journey with the ghost highlighting the importance of love and joy in the present.

The podcast discusses guilt and the Ghost of Christmas Past in Dickens's 'A Christmas Carol', drawing parallels with the devil. It highlights Christ's power to defeat the accuser and find forgiveness, urging listeners to acknowledge His sacrifice and take comfort in His mercy.

In this episode of the podcast, the hosts explore the perplexing nature of angels and their messages. They discuss the fear and awe experienced by the shepherds when encountering holy beings and the significance of the angel's announcement about the birth of Jesus. The speakers delve into the contrast between opulence and humility in Jesus' birth, challenge the perception of Mary and Jesus as perfect, and emphasize the embodiment of faith and worship. They also reflect on the significance of Jesus emptying himself, the announcement of the Savior's birth, and the anticipation and suffering experienced by Mary as the mother of the Messiah.

Watch this interview at youtube.com/WhiteHorse1990.  In this bonus episode of White Horse Inn, Michael Horton and Sinclair Ferguson discuss James Montgomery Boice's lasting impact on systematic expository preaching and tackle the modern challenges faced by leaders in the age of social media. Sinclair offers a candid take on the role of pastors versus leaders, as well as the Scottish Reformation, and how to avoid the pitfalls of antinomianism and legalism. (Episode SP015)

Exploring the significance of Zachariah's song in Jesus's birth narrative, the parallels between biblical characters preparing for Christ's arrival, the connection between Eve and Mary's responses of faith, and the role of John the Baptist in salvation and repentance.

The hosts of this podcast discuss Mary's song of praise, the Magnificat, and delve into its connection to covenant theology and the birth of Christ. They explore Mary's humility and rejoicing in God's blessings and compare her role to biblical figures like David and Paul. The significance of the Magnificat as evidence of God's faithfulness and its comforting message for those in need is also examined.

Guest Joni Eareckson Tada shares her story of hope through hardship, discussing paralysis, faith, marriage, forgiveness, and the ethical dilemma of euthanasia.