Can Christians Learn from Non-Biblical Literature?

Episode 291 | Dr. Michael Horton and Adriel Sanchez answer caller questions. Show Notes CoreChristianity.com Key questions answered in today's show: 1. Is there wisdom in reading other theologians who are outside of the Biblical view just for the sake of learning from them or should we be really hesitant or cautions to read people who are outside of the biblical view of the faith in certain things? I'm not sure if we should read to learn or generally just study what we know to be true. 2. Psalm 101 says, "Whoever slanders his neighbor secretly I will destroy." Does this apply to gossip? What exactly is slander? 3. I have heard you talk about preaching through books of the Bible like Leviticus and Hebrews. What does it mean to preach through a book? I come from a tradition that emphasizes law-gospel preaching with set readings throughout the church year. How is preaching through a book different from what I have experienced? 4. What do you think makes for good worship music? What do you think worship leaders should think about when choosing songs? 5. Romans 3:11 says no one seeks God. Should this be taken literally? If so, how should I understand people who seem to be seeking God?