Theology / Basic Reformed Theology

  • Evil is Not Good by

    No Christian in his right mind would dare say that the goodness of God is evil. But there are other ways the secret thoughts of our hearts are communicated. It has been said that actions speak louder than words. We …

  • Beautiful Feet by

    If God has already predestined who will be saved, then why evangelize? There are those who say that the Augustinian or Calvinistic view of predestination is one of those doctrines that nullifies the Great Commission and causes apathy in the …

  • The Inevitable Question by

    Would it be an exaggeration to say that the doctrine of predestination is at the core of the Christian faith? Sooner or later, Christians have to talk about it. If we ignore it, then we neglect the teaching of Sacred …

  • 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 …

  • 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 …

  • Scripture Alone (Part 2) by

    As Christians, we have the right to read the Bible, and to interpret it. Does that mean there are as many interpretations of the Bible as there are people who read the Bible? The real question in all this is …

  • Faith Alone (Part 1) by

    There were many factors that contributed to the Reformation, but what was the main issue? What was it that drove Martin Luther to challenge the only church he had ever known? In this message, Dr. Sproul looks at the underlying …

  • 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 …

  • 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 …

  • Christ Alone (Part 1) by

    What is the relationship between faith and works in the justification of the believer? Our works can never save us. Yet by faith, believers in Christ are justified before God. How can this be? How can God declare an unjust …

  • 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 …

  • Scripture Alone (Part 1) by

    What would you do if you discovered unbiblical practices in your church? What course of action would you take? Which authority would you appeal to? In this message, Dr. Sproul gives us the historical background of the precious doctrine of …

  • Christ Alone (Part 2) by

    As much as we try to be good and to do good things, how far will it get us? Scripture has made it clear that all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God, making it so that …

  • The Doctrines of Grace by

    Grace is a word that we hear again and again in our lives. Anyone who is affiliated with a church, whether orthodox, apostate, or even the cults, will tell you that you are saved by grace. But what exactly do …