Five centuries ago in taverns and public houses across Europe, the masses would gather for discussion and debate

over the latest ideas sweeping the land.

From one such meeting place, a small Cambridge inn called The White Horse, the Reformation came to the English-speaking world.

Carrying on the tradition, welcome to the White Horse Inn.

Hello and

my name is Justin Holcomb and I'm one of the co-hosts of Whitehorse Inn.

My name is Justin Holcomb and I'm one of the co-hosts of Whitehorse and typically you know we have a group of us together

doing conversational theology and every once in a while we get a special guest and today we're

going to hear from Treven Wax. He's been a ministry acquaintance and friend of mine for a few years and he wrote a new book that is right up the alley of Whitehorse Inn.

The book is called The Thrill of Orthodoxy, discovering the

adventure of Christian faith. So welcome Treven, thank you for being here on Whitehorse Inn.

Justin, thanks for having me on.

It's really an honor as a long time listener

to be on the program.

And you say long time listener and people might not know.

You're not talking like the past few months

or maybe few years.

When did you start listening to Whitehorse in?

You know, I think it was when it was my first year of seminary.

So this would have been back in this, probably the fall of 2005.

I mean, back in those days, days it was it was harder to get

podcasts and and radio shows and things I remember like loading up my MP3 player

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