Theology / Basic Reformed Theology

  • Faith Alone (Part 1) by

    Regarding salvation, what is the fundamental difference between true Christianity and all the other religions of the world? Considering the question of salvation from the historical and theological framework of the Protestant Reformation, Dr. Sproul looks at “Faith Alone.”

  • Faith Alone (Part 2) by

    God’s perfect law has been broken, and we are all guilty of breaking it.  Justice will be served. Can you escape the coming judgment? Is there something you can do to pay back your debt? What are you relying …

  • Faith Alone (Part 2) by

    The book of Romans says that we are altogether unrighteous, therefore the grave awaits us. So what can we do? Is there a way to righteousness? How can someone be declared righteous by God? In this message, Dr. Sproul teaches …

  • Gideon’s Battle by

    God’s word tells us that we are to live by faith, not by sight. But our responses to life’s trials are often riddled with sin when we distrust the goodness of God’s Providence. Here Dr. Sproul will …

  • Glory to God Alone (Part 1) by

    Since the beginning, the church has been celebrating the glory of God through song. But do we understand the significance of what we are singing? What does glory actually mean? Does the Father have a different kind of glory than …

  • Glory to God Alone (Part 2) by

    Is God getting the glory He rightfully deserves? If not, who is it that is stealing God’s glory? In this second part of the message “Glory to God Alone,” Dr. Sproul helps us understand some of the different ways …

  • God’s Kingly Providence by

    Nations rise and fall. In our own day, we have seen the Soviet Union collapse with a swift military coup. In ancient history, there was Egypt, Assyria, and the mighty Roman Empire. But it takes more than an army to …

  • God’s Providence to Job by

    So…were you there or not? This may seem like a silly question, but remember, this was one of the first of many questions God had for his servant Job who struggled with God’s providence. As we ourselves seek …

  • Grace Alone (Part 1) by

    Where does faith come from? Is it something that we are all born with? Do we all have a little bit of faith that we are born with to use at our discretion? Questions of this nature are not new …

  • Grace Alone (Part 2) by

    Why is it that you are a believer and your neighbor who also heard the gospel is not? What is the difference between those who choose the gospel and those who reject it? To understand this, we first must look …

  • Introduction by

  • Introduction by

    Liberal, Catholic, Dispensational, Pentecostal, Evangelical, Reformed… with so many different theologies out there, where do you start? Beginning this series about Reformed Theology, Dr. Sproul examines distinctive aspects of Reformed Theology which set it apart from the many theologies that …

  • Irresistible Call (Part 1) by

    The image of conception and birth does not need much explanation. On the contrary, as human beings we understand vividly and fully the passive activity of the infant in birth. At no time does the baby possess any decision or …

  • Irresistible Grace by

    How is it that you who hated God so much now love him so much? What did you do to change your heart so radically? Do you remember resisting grace? Do you remember when you received it? Was it before …

  • Limited Atonement by

    The most common view of the atonement of Jesus is that Jesus died for everyone—that is, all people from all places in all times, every single human being that ever existed. But in order to take advantage of the …