Developing a heart for and practice of racial reconciliation is one of the most needed works in the church. D.A. Horton’s talk, For the City – Race, Urban Ministry, and Cultural Engagement, at the ERLC National Conference will help us as Christians think biblically about loving and serving our neighbors and working within the church …
Continue...Learning how to live out the gospel in every aspect of our lives—even waving to a neighbor—is a vital part of engaging culture. This conversation with Daniel Patterson, D.A. Horton, Jared Wilson, Matt Anderson, Trevin Wax and Jackie Hill Perry at the 2016 ERLC National Conference discusses where everyday life and cultural engagement intersect. We hope …
Continue...The upcoming Presidential election—and it’s unprecedented nature—has many pastors wondering what their responsibility is when it comes to politics. At our 2015 National Conference, Phillip Bethancourt moderated a panel of pastors, which included J.D. Greear, Jimmy Scroggins, Matt Carter and D.A. Horton, asking them how and if a church should engage politically. Listen on iTunes
Continue...Phillip Bethancourt (moderator), J.D. Greear, D.A. Horton, Jimmy Scroggins and Matt Carter discuss the church’s role in engaging with politics at the 2015 National Conference.
Continue..."The State Of Racial Reconciliation In America: Ferguson, Eric Garner, and Your Community" from the 2015 ERLC Leadership Summit on "The Gospel and Racial Reconciliation" with Phillip Bethancourt (Moderator), D. A. Horton, Robert P. George, Thabiti Anyabwile, and Russell Moore
Continue...From the 2015 ERLC Leadership Summit on “The Gospel and Racial Reconciliation” with David Prince (Moderator), Josh Smith, H. B. Charles, D.A. Horton and Juan Sanchez
Continue...A panel discussion (Phillip Bethancourt (moderator), Russell Moore, Albert Mohler, D. A. Horton, and Robert Sloan) from the ERLC National Conference on The Gospel, Homosexuality, and the Future of Marriage.
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