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 Holy Spirit in the New Testament by

    In this lecture, Dr. Sproul continues the study of pneumetology as we look at the work of the Holy Spirit in the New Testament. It is by the Holy Spirit whom God sends that the redemptive work of Christ is …

  • Knowledge of God by

    The fundamental principle when discussing “The Knowledge of God”, is that while our knowledge of God is neither exhaustive nor comprehensive, we do have a meaningful way of speaking about Him. God has addressed to us in our terms, and …

  • Scripture and Authority by

    Here in “Scripture and Authority”,   Dr. Sproul touches on many subjects including the nature of Scripture, the origin of Scripture, the authority of Scripture, and the relationship of biblical authority to ecclesiastical authority. The Scripture is given to us not …

  • The Paraclete by

    We find in the study of the Holy Spirit, a role that is completely vital to our success as workers in the Kingdom of Christ. He is our Paraclete, the helper that Christ promised to give to His church. Dr …

  • Why Did Christ Die? by

    “Why Did Christ Die?”  That question will be answered as Dr. Sproul begins to lead us throughout several messages studying the atonement of Christ. To plumb the depths of the activity of the atonement of Christ takes great seriousness. Dr …

  • Substitutionary Atonement by

    There are those who believe it is simply barbarian and prescientific to think of an atonement by which somebody pours out their own blood to satisfy the demands of God’s justice.  As Dr. Sproul continues with the theme of …

  • Biblical Images of the Church by

    In this message we enter the subdivision of systematic theology known as ecclesiology. Dr. Sproul discusses different aspects of the Biblical Church, including the true meaning of church and how the true people of God exist substantially within “the invisible …

  • The Extent of the Atonement by

    Is there such thing as a 4-point Calvinist? In Dr. Sproul’s final section on the atonement of Christ, he briefly discusses one of the most controversial issues that surround the whole discussion of the atonement of Jesus, and that …

  • Transmission of Sin by

    If we’re born sinners, how can God hold us accountable for sinning when all we’re doing is doing what comes naturally? In “Transmission of Sin,” we spend some time looking at how sin nature is transmitted or transferred …

  • Sanctification by

    Is it possible to completely vanquish the impact of the flesh? Once we have been justified by faith in Christ, a wonderful work is begun in our life, that of “Sanctification.” Dr. Sproul discusses with us about the path of …

  • The Names of Christ by

    Jesus is one of, if not the most titled person in all of recorded history. The many names and titles which have been ascribed to Jesus are all to reveal something of His character.  Dr. Sproul takes a look at …

  • The Christ of the Bible by

    The gospel writers give us a glance at the character of Christ from just  slightly different perspectives and begin to probe the depths and riches of who He is. Dr. Sproul, in “The Christ of the Bible” attempts to proclaim …

  • The Covenants by

    We see that if there is any basic structure or framework for the whole unfolding plan of redemption in Scripture, that structure or framework is expressed in terms of the concept of covenant. In this message Dr. Sproul discusses the …

  • The Christ of the Creeds by

    Dr. Sproul takes some time to discuss several of the thought shaping councils in the fourth and fifth centuries. Both the Council of Nicaea in the fourth century, and the Council of Chalcedon in the fifth century dealt with and …

  • The Offices of Christ by

    In “The Offices of Christ,” Dr. Sproul teaches us that in the drama of redemption Jesus is involved in what is called the munus triplex, or the threefold office. We are taught the differences between these Old Testament offices, and …