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.

  • Naked Before God by

    The concept of being “naked” is one that is sensitive to us. We see that when we are naked, we are exposed and vulnerable.  In this message, Dr. Sproul shows the different uses in Scripture for the term “naked” and …

  • Suppressing the Truth by

    We see in Romans chapter one that God’s passionate anger was turned towards the evil deeds of that day. Is God’s passionate wrath going to turn on a people and nation that denies the truths of the scripture …

  • Fearing the God Who Is by

    Christians are to have a healthy fear of God; one of reverence and awe before His majesty. Why do we fear or dread God’s perfection and His holiness? We find that in “Fearing the God Who Is,” Dr. Sproul …

  • Psalm 32: The Joy of Forgiveness by

  • Coram Deo: A Fearful and Joyful Experience by

    Every moment of our lives is lived out before the face of God, yet there are moments when we wish He wouldn’t look at us. That is because sin has stained our hearts. So what do we do? In …

  • A Contrite Repentance by

    Do you have what is required for true biblical repentance? Repentance is essential, and not just repentance, but genuine repentance. Now that the ultimate sacrifice has been offered, what prevents us from genuine repentance today? In this message, Dr. Sproul …

  • Personal Bias by

    Continuing the discussion on why people come to different conclusions about very serious matters, we now come to the fourth reason Dr. Sproul has discussed in previous lectures. The fourth reason: the root of psychological pressure or prejudice and how …

  • Faulty Logic and Sense Perception by

    In the previous lecture, Dr. Sproul stated four reasons why intelligent people come to differing conclusions about major issues such as the existence of God. In this message, Dr. Sproul discusses why we are prone to making errors in reasoning …

  • How Do You Know? by

    Dr. Sproul talks briefly about why it is that people of great and impeccable academic and scientific credentials will disagree on very important issues.  Of these, none is more important then the question of the existence of God.

  • A Vested Interest by

    Many folks cope with the pain and suffering of life by holding on to the hope of a better place where there is no more pain, suffering, and tears. Who wouldn’t want to go to a place like that …

  • The Nature of Religion by

    Is the origin of religion rooted in some deep and dark psychological need within the human heart? Dr. Sproul discusses the destructive thought of Professor Sigmund Freud, the atheistic philosopher, and how it has influenced the way people think of …

  • Purging the Inward Parts by

    Although becoming a child of God is a onetime event, repentance is a life-long practice that must come from the depths of our souls. From whence comes your repentance? In this message entitled “Purging the Inward Parts,” Dr. Sproul discusses …

  • God’s Just Judgment by

    It is typical for a fallen child of Adam to question God’s justice concerning original sin. Coming from a fallen nature, it only seems natural for a sinner to question the fairness of the imputation of sin. But as …

  • Tender Mercies by

    Just like our first parents in the Garden, we try to cover our sin. We see this in the life of David—after being confronted by the prophet Nathan about his sin with Bathsheba, David confessed his sin and realized …

  • The Sin of David by

    What can we learn from a man who committed adultery, conspiracy, and murder? It is not what we learn from his sin that has any value, it is what David did after his sin that is so essential for us …