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.

  • Science by

    Have you ever tried to scale the Kantian wall that separates God from human reason?  Living on this side of the Kantian wall, many that do believe in a creator say they cannot prove their belief with science. Is the …

  • Pragmatism by

    Whether you are a single mom, business executive, politician, or church volunteer, you may have succumbed to the seduction of a very attractive philosophy—Pragmatism. We are sometimes convinced that being practical and being pragmatic are practically the same. But …

  • Secularism by

    What kind of worldview do you have? Would you know if you had anti-Christian worldview elements in your own worldview? Could you identify them? Starting this new series on the Christian Worldview, Dr. Sproul helps us identify the competing worldviews …

  • Existentialism by

    One particular worldview that finds its way into our lives is known as existentialism. It is hard to recognize because it is hard to define, but it is there nonetheless. So what is existentialism? What is so bad about it …

  • Government by

    How are Christians to obey Christ’s command to obey corrupt earthly governments? Do we unconditionally obey earthly governments in obedience to God? How does the Christian live out this dual citizenship? Under what conditions, if any, do we disobey …

  • Art by

    The history of art is replete with works created to the glory of God. But what does God think about art? How should the people of God respond to art? Should we have it in our churches? Can we paint …

  • Pluralism and Relativism by

    Who gives value to values, truth to truths and purpose to purposes? According to the relativist, there are approximately six billion answers to that question—that is, six billion potentially different and opposing ideas about truth; and according to the …

  • Hedonism by

    What is the difference between the world’s view of pleasure and the Christian’s view of pleasure? Is it simply a question of moderation? Can we use pleasure to measure what is good? In this message, Dr. Sproul looks …

  • Literature by

    What is the Christian perspective on literature? Can a Christian enjoy a good novel every now and again? Is there such a thing as a “good” novel? In this message, Dr. Sproul answers these questions and he discusses essential criteria …

  • Positivism by

    We derive our code of conduct from Scripture, the Word of God. But there are others in this world who embrace a particular principle that says God is meaningless, and all your talk about Him is likewise meaningless. That is …

  • Conflict and Communication by

    For those who have been married for many years, it seems they know what each other is thinking just by looking at one another. They begin to finish each others’ sentences. Yet problems in communication rank high as contributors to …

  • The Uniqueness of Christ by

    Do all roads lead to God? With all the different religions in the world, how dare the Christians believe that Jesus is the only way. How should Christians answer such a criticism? In this message, Dr. Sproul tackles this thought …

  • Ethics for Situations by

    What is the difference between the ethical standards of the world today and those of the church? Do the lifestyle choices of people in and outside of the church reflect a shared ethical standard? In this message entitled “Ethics for …

  • Man’s Radical Fallenness by

    How far did man fall in the Garden? How has sin penetrated into our souls? What did Jesus teach about man’s falleness?  While we may question some of the greatest teachers in the History of the Church about this …

  • The Divine Initiative by

    If God has already predestined all those who will be saved, what is the purpose of evangelism? Dr. Sproul answers this common question as he teaches us the proper response the church ought to have to “The Divine Initiative.”