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.

  • Peter’s Second Speech by

    When Peter and John told the crippled beggar to get up and walk, people marveled at the miraculous sight. Peter used that occasion to tell them the real reason they should be marveling. Continuing through the book of Acts, Dr …

  • Christ and David by

    Death is an everyday occurrence in the world. Many call it a part of life, but actually, death is the end of life. And once it comes upon a person, the natural thing that occurs is decomposition and decay. But …

  • A Second Account by

    Luke is recognized by some as the greatest historian of antiquity. The book of Acts is rich in historical detail. But this early account is more than a history book of the early church. In this introductory message, Dr. Sproul …

  • Peter’s Sermon (Part 3) by

    Today we hear Jesus called many things with the common exception of one defining title: Lord. On the day of Pentecost, Peter preached the name above all names and how we ought to approach Him. In this message, R.C …

  • Peter’s Sermon (Part 2) by

    Judas Iscariot, the Sanhedrin, Pontius Pilate, and the mob in Jerusalem all contributed to the events at Golgotha. But there was yet another, without whom the crucifixion would have never taken place. By whose hand was Jesus sent to the …

  • Earthly Enforcers by

    From Genesis to Revelation, the Bible is full of accounts of angels interrelating with people. But angels do more on earth than deliver messages from on high. They not only deliver God’s word, they enforce it. In this message …

  • The Heavenly Choir by

    Do you believe in angels? Do you believe they occupy space and time? When was the last time you sang and worshiped with the angels? Beginning this study on Angels and Demons, Dr. Sproul teaches us how God designed the …

  • The Adversary by

    Is the devil a real person or a mythological personification of evil? Unfortunately, many people have no biblical idea of who and what the devil really is. Is he everywhere? Does he know everything? How much power does he have …

  • The Heavenly Host by

    In the book of Revelation, we read of four kinds of angels, each appearing much like earthly creatures, but with a few exceptions. They all have six wings and are covered with eyes. What is the purpose for their extraordinary …

  • Angels as Messengers by

    What if an angel of the Lord came to you and delivered a message from God? How do you think you would respond? In this message, Dr. Sproul discusses some of the various encounters people have had with angels and …

  • The Angel of “Light” by

    What image comes to mind when you hear the name of Satan? The Bible uses many different metaphors to describe his deceptive and destructive ways. He is cunning and a master of disguise. He is known as a prince and …

  • Angel Worship? by

    Scripture tells us that human beings were made a little lower than the angels. How then should Christians esteem the angels? Shall we bow before them in reverence and awe? The answer becomes abundantly clear when we read the book …

  • Angels as Ministers by

    Scripture is full of personal encounters between people and angels. In many cases the angels appeared in the form of men. Then there were other times when they remained invisible—to some that is—but their ministry was easily recognized …

  • This Generation by

  • The Millennium by

    The book of Revelation describes a time period in the last days called the Millennium. In fact, it says that the Millennium is a period of one-thousand years. But when did the last days begin? Are we still waiting for …