Carson and Horton on Galatians and Justification
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Here is the audio from the recent Clarus conference at Desert Springs Church:
- An Apostolic Disputation - and Justification - D.A. Carson
- Panel Discussion A - D.A. Carson and Michael Horton
- Two Mothers, Two Mountains - Michael Horton
- Justification/Righteousness and the Cross of Christ - D.A. Carson
- Panel Discussion B, Pt. 1 - D.A. Carson and Michael Horton
- Panel Discussion B, Pt. 2 - D.A. Carson and Michael Horton
- The Promise-Driven Life - Michael Horton
- Panel Discussion C - Michael Horton
- "The Ironies of the Cross" - D.A. Carson
posted by JT at Friday, May 16, 2008
5 Comments:
Yeah, his first one is GREAT. All the Carson ones are really really good. Horton of course is great too, but just a different style.
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I had the opportunity to attend this conference, and it was great to hear Drs. Carson and Horton in person. I have been occasionally checking the Desert Springs site for the audio, wanting to file these away for the future.
Desert Springs is to be commended for bringing such a quality event to the hinterlands.
JT, thanks for these links.
Friday night's talk by Dr. Carson was amazing. The whole conference was a great blessing.
Just wanted to point out the order of the messages. I've been thoroughly enjoying these, but was thrown off because the order on here is different from the order in which they were actually given. They refer back to previous messages, so this could be helpful. Thanks for the audio links, JT!
It should be:
An Apostolic Disputation - and Justification - D.A. Carson
Panel Discussion A - D.A. Carson and Michael Horton
The Promise-Driven Life - Michael Horton
Justification/Righteousness and the Cross of Christ - D.A. Carson
Panel Discussion B, Pt. 1 - D.A. Carson and Michael Horton
Panel Discussion B, Pt. 2 - D.A. Carson and Michael Horton
Two Mothers, Two Mountains - Michael Horton
Panel Discussion C - Michael Horton
"The Ironies of the Cross" - D.A. Carson
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