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Bob Hiller
Bob Hiller is an American Lutheran pastor and theologian serving within the confessional Lutheran tradition in the present day.
He is widely known as a host of The White Horse Inn Podcast, where he contributes to thoughtful theological discussion rooted in the Reformation heritage. Alongside pastoral ministry, his public teaching seeks to clarify the distinction between law and gospel, the centrality of Christ’s finished work, and the comfort of justification by faith alone. His contribution lies in bringing historic Protestant theology into conversation with contemporary challenges, helping listeners think carefully without losing sight of the gospel’s pastoral power.
Hiller is valued for theological steadiness, clarity of speech, and a deep concern that doctrine serve the consolation of ordinary believers. His teaching reflects reverence for Scripture, confidence in the means of grace, and a desire to guard the church from both moralism and doctrinal confusion. He writes and speaks with conviction, yet with an evident pastoral heart.
Notable works include The White Horse Inn Podcast and related teaching emerging from his pastoral ministry.
Theological Perspective: Lutheran
Bob Hiller
Bob Hiller is an American Lutheran pastor and theologian serving within the confessional Lutheran tradition in the present day.
He is widely known as a host of The White Horse Inn Podcast, where he contributes to thoughtful theological discussion rooted in the Reformation heritage. Alongside pastoral ministry, his public teaching seeks to clarify the distinction between law and gospel, the centrality of Christ’s finished work, and the comfort of justification by faith alone. His contribution lies in bringing historic Protestant theology into conversation with contemporary challenges, helping listeners think carefully without losing sight of the gospel’s pastoral power.
Hiller is valued for theological steadiness, clarity of speech, and a deep concern that doctrine serve the consolation of ordinary believers. His teaching reflects reverence for Scripture, confidence in the means of grace, and a desire to guard the church from both moralism and doctrinal confusion. He writes and speaks with conviction, yet with an evident pastoral heart.
Notable works include The White Horse Inn Podcast and related teaching emerging from his pastoral ministry.
Theological Perspective: Lutheran