Worldview & Culture / Apologetics

  • A Bruised Reed by

    As we speak of God being glorified through suffering, some forget that He is also glorified in alleviating it. Particularly those in the church are given great comfort and healing from Jesus (Matt. 12). How does our mercy ministry upset …

  • A Good Thing Gone Bad by

  • Analogical Language (part 1) by

    In the study of apologetics , Dr. Sproul shows us the fourth aspect of basic necessary conditions for knowledge-the principle of the analogical use of language.  This is probably the one that seems the most esoteric perhaps to the layperson who …

  • Analogical Language (part 2) by

    In the study of apologetics , Dr. Sproul shows us the fourth aspect of basic necessary conditions for knowledge-the principle of the analogical use of language.  This is probably the one that seems the most esoteric perhaps to the layperson who …

  • An Interview with Dr. Gerstner by ,

    What was the occasion of your conversion? When did you have your first personal encounter with God? In this special message, Dr. Sproul and Dr. John Gerstner talk about Gerstner’s personal account, and his life as a Christian. 

  • Aquinas vs. Kant by

    In Kant’s critique he touches on the concept of classical synthesis and gives a comprehensive critique of the traditional arguments for the existence of God. His was an attack against Thomas Aquinas’ view of natural theology. Here Dr. Sproul …

  • Ashamed of the Gospel by

    Are we fighting the right battles? Are we upsetting the world because we are Christians or because of our political positions? Political activism and social ministry are important, but they are not the Gospel. True reformation occurs only when hearts …

  • Asleep in the Light by

    If we can say that we delight in God, on what basis would we believe that? Is it because He is unchanging? All-powerful? All-knowing? Or good? There is more to this list that separates those who love God from those …

  • Authority and Authorship by

    Written over thousands of years by nearly forty different human authors, the Bible is a collection of sixty-six books that have been preserved down to this day. As Christians, we ought to marvel at the rich history of the Bible …

  • Being Doers of the Word by

  • Can We Know Truth? by ,

    Emmanuel Kant said that if God exists, we can’t know it because of a wall that separates the world of the physical from the world of the metaphysical. Unfortunately many have fallen for this faulty reasoning. In this message …

  • Chance: The Modern Myth by

    What are the chances that chance is a variable in the making of the universe? How much chance do you need to remove God from the equation? Discussing “Chance: The Modern Myth” in this message, Dr. Sproul exposes one of …

  • Christ Crucified by

    The Crucifixion remains the central event of history. The apostle Paul went so far as to say that he preached nothing but Christ and Him crucified. What did he mean? What did Christ do that upset the world so much …

  • Christ: The Only Way by

    Of all the different religions in the world, how can you say that Jesus is the only way to God? This notion of exclusivity is not popular in a pluralistic world. Belief in Jesus as the Son of God and …

  • Confirming Christ by Experience by