R.C. Sproul

Dr. R.C. Sproul is co-pastor of Saint Andrew’s Chapel in Sanford, Fla., chairman of Ligonier Ministries, and author of the book and teaching series The Holiness of God.

  • The Task of Apologetics by

    This message will define apologetics and explain its basic task and purpose.

  • How to Study the Bible by

    Have you ever a read passage in the Bible and discovered something you never noticed before? How many interpretations can one Scripture passage have? Are all interpretations valid? While the basic message of Scripture is clear, those who do not …

  • How to Be a Good Steward by

    All of us are given resources by God to manage for His glory. How do you manage your budget? How do you manage your time? What do those answers say about your regard for God’s possessions and His kingdom …

  • Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow: The Immutability of God by

    The Bible tells us that God is unchanging in His being, perfections, purposes, and promises. In this session, R.C. Sproul explains what God’s attribute of immutability does and does not mean, and reminds us why this doctrine is …

  • Before the Beginning: The Aseity of God by

    Unlike creation, God is self-existent, uncaused, and independent. In this lecture, Dr. Sproul will examine the doctrine of God’s aseity, and explain why it is vital to a proper understanding of who God is as Creator and Redeemer.

  • Beholding His Glory by

    As we wait for the coming Kingdom in all its fullness, many of us eagerly look forward to being reunited with loved ones who have since passed into glory. Yet, in the meantime, we are perplexed by various questions. What …

  • The Glory of God by

      In the pre-conference seminar, Sinclair Ferguson will examine the method and weakness of contemporary worship, Douglas Wilson will affirm that worship is an aspect of covenant renewal, and R.C. Sproul will demonstrate the importance of communicating all aspects of …

  • The Glory of God Through Man by

    We were made to glorify God and to enjoy Him forever. But all that God creates is for His own glory. What does it actually mean for us to glorify God? Is it something we can do to bring Him …

  • Is God in a Rut? by

    Have you ever been let down by God? Were your prayers not answered as you had hoped? Because people have misunderstandings about the character of God, they may feel as if God has let them down. In this message, Dr …

  • Where Is God When I Need Him? by

    The deep longing of the Christian is to be in the presence of God. But since we serve a God who is invisible by nature, our longing is not satisfied through our five senses. Is it possible for God to …

  • One in Essence, Three in Person by

    Do the three Persons of the Trinity truly exist? In this message entitled “One in Essence, Three in Person,” Dr. Sproul helps us understand some of the language that was used by the early church as they sought to carefully …

  • Contradiction vs. Mystery by

    The doctrine of the Trinity is not without difficulty, but it is both biblical and logical. Try as we may to fully understand God’s triune nature, there are limits to what we can grasp with our minds. Does that …

  • Fifth-Century Heresies by

    The Bible clearly teaches that Jesus is divine. The Bible also teaches that Jesus is human. If Jesus is divine, would that make His body omnipresent? If Jesus is omnipotent, does that mean He never experienced fatigue or weakness? How …

  • The Biblical Witness by

    The word Trinity is not found anywhere in the Bible. So why do Christians insist that the Bible teaches this doctrine? In this message entitled “The Biblical Witness,” Dr. Sproul considers this as he shows how the doctrine of the …

  • Early Controversies by

    During the early centuries of the church, there were many attempts to explain the divinity of Jesus and His relation to the Father. With nearly every attempt, a heresy was born and controversy followed. Yet, orthodoxy prevailed. In this message …