Worldview & Culture / Apologetics

  • Contradiction and Paradox by

    How do you answer a person who says that the Trinity is an illogical concept? Does the Bible teach contradictions? Before answering that, it is best to make sure we mean the same thing when we say contradiction. In this …

  • Counting it All Joy by

    Jesus says: “Do not marvel, my brethren, if the world hates you” (1 John 3:13). Yet He also taught us to “rejoice, and be glad, for your reward in heaven is great, for in the same way they persecuted …

  • Defending the Faith by

    In his first epistle, Peter informs believers that we are to be always prepared to make a defense to anyone who asks us for a reason for the hope that is in us. In this day and age, the number …

  • Do you Really Need a Savior? by

    Why is it that some people feel the need for a Savior while others don’t? Is placing faith in Christ as Savior just another option people are free to accept or reject, with no consequence? In this message, Dr …

  • Faith and Reason by

    This message will examine the relationship between faith and reason, with a focus on the significance of logic. 

  • Five Errors by

    There are many obstacles that prohibit us from understanding God’s Word and many of them reside within our selves. We commit errors of all kinds when we handle the Word of God. In order to deal with these errors …

  • Four Possibilities by

    Dr. Sproul spends this lecture giving us a presentation on how the classical method would proceed to try to establish proof for the existence of God. To do so he follows a method that, in its basic form, was first …

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  • God of the Bible vs. God of Philosophy by

    There is so much about God that is beyond our comprehension. But does this make God unknowable? If not, is it possible that some of the philosophers caught a glimpse of our Creator? Continuing this series of “Defending Your Faith …

  • Hath God Said? by

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  • If God is Sovereign, How Can Man Be Free? by

    The Scriptures teach that God is sovereign over all. The Scriptures also teach that man is responsible for his actions.  Are the two teachings contradictory? In this session Dr. R.C. Sproul will address the perennial questions surrounding the relation …

  • Ignorance Is Not Bliss by

    The apostle Paul knew his opponents’ views better than they did and never argued from a position of ignorance. In order to regain our Christian mind, we too must once again engage the world in a fully-informed way. In this …

  • Image Is Everything? by

    How often have you heard someone say, “That may true for you, but it is not true for me?” This is a telltale sign that you are talking to a relativist. When it comes to issues of life, ethics, religion …