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.

  • Adonai by

    In Psalm 110, we read about a conversation that took place in the heavens. It is clear that the LORD is talking to someone, but as our Bibles tell us, that someone is the Lord. Are there two Lords? Is …

  • Adonai: God is Lord by

    How far would your vote go in a monarchy? How far would the king bow to your decisions?  In the Kingdom of God, how far does our vote go? How sovereign is the King, and how free are His subjects …

  • Adoption and Union with Christ by

    We know that to be the children of God is something that is a gift, it is not earned, it is not something that is received inherently by natural birth. Unfortunately, we have heard televangelists make statements like, “We are …

  • After Darkness Light by

    The Apostle Paul warned the church against those who would replace the true gospel, embraced by faith alone, with a false gospel. In this new series, Dr. Sproul looks at what the doctrine of justification means, and the consequences awaiting …

  • A Hard Lesson Learned by

    Could it be that some of the events in the Old Testament are incompatible with the God of the New Testament? In the New Testament, we read of God’s attributes like mercy, grace, and love being perfectly exhibited in …

  • A Holy Vision by

    In the sixth chapter of Isaiah, the song of the seraphim reveals an awesome message: “Holy, holy, holy is the Lord of hosts; the whole earth is full of His glory.” What is this aspect of God that encompasses His …

  • A Living Hope by

    Our hopes and dreams for things in this world vary in importance, but no matter how great the hope is, it is still of this world. The Bible speaks of the Christian’s hope in a category completely different from …

  • All Things Work for Good by

    A popular book once asked the question, “Why do bad things happen to good people?” In considering  that many Christians have asked similar questions when faced with the various trials and tribulations, Dr. R.C. Sproul explains the answer the …

  • All Things Work for Good by

    None of us are exempt from suffering. Yet as we face life’s challenges, we are assured by God’s Word that all things work together for good to those who love the Lord and who have been called according …

  • A Love that Suffers Long by

    Dr. Sproul looks at how love begins the fruit of the Spirit in the sense that “all of the other fruit of the Spirit is simply an outward manifestation of the reality and the presence of authentic love.” In this …

  • A Model of Repentance by

    Where does repentance fit in your life? Was repentance only a one-time thing you did when you first heard the gospel, or has it been a matter of practice since your conversion? Is the fear of not being able to …

  • A Model of Submission by

    Without question, there are stark differences between Protestant and Roman Catholic understandings of who Mary is and her role in redemptive history. But is there common ground where we can agree? What can we learn from the life of Mary …

  • A Monument to Ourselves by

    Does God hate big cities? Does he hate human progress and unity so much that he topples towers and scatters people who are only trying to live peaceably with one another? Human beings love to build cities. Even after they …

  • Amos and Hosea by

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