Theology / God

  • The Breath of God by

  • The Eclipse of God by

    In this session Dr. Sproul considers how modernism gave us a tame deist god, and then discarded him and how theological liberalism followed close behind. It will argue that within and without the church we seek to diminish God’s …

  • The Family As a Key to Reformation by

    A covenantal, multi-generational approach to the building of God’s kingdom is necessary for an enduring reformation. Our children must be prepared to train their children to be faithful, for God has often accomplished His ends through faithful families.

  • The Glory of God by

      In the pre-conference seminar, Sinclair Ferguson will examine the method and weakness of contemporary worship, Douglas Wilson will affirm that worship is an aspect of covenant renewal, and R.C. Sproul will demonstrate the importance of communicating all aspects of …

  • The Glory of God Through Man by

    We were made to glorify God and to enjoy Him forever. But all that God creates is for His own glory. What does it actually mean for us to glorify God? Is it something we can do to bring Him …

  • The Glory of the Power by

    This lecture will remind us that we are at the center of our purpose when we are centered at worship, and that the purpose of worship is to bring glory to God. Any other goal than worship for the Lord …

  • The Glory of the Promise by

    Dr. Ferguson will focus on the promise of God to crush the head of the Serpent, affirming that the fall did not frustrate God’s plan to make manifest His glory, but was in every way a part of His …

  • The God We Worship by

    Why do you go to your church? Is it because of how your church worships, or who your church worships? How well do you know the character of the God of the Bible? In this message entitled “The God We …

  • The Heavens Declare: The Beauty of God by

    Sometimes we forget that God is the standard of true beauty. In this message, J. Ligon Duncan will remind us of God’s beauty and seek to instill in us a renewed appreciation and love for the One who is …

  • The Lord Our God, The Lord is One: The Simplicity of God by

    Scripture indicates that God is not composed of parts and is not divisible. This attribute of God has traditionally been referred to as God’s “simplicity.” In this lecture, Sinclair Ferguson will explain the meaning and implications of this doctrine.

  • The Myth of Influence (Part 1) by

    This lecture will warn the church that we build the kingdom not by looking like the world, but that we are called to be set apart and distinct from the world around us.

  • The Myth of Influence (Part 2) by

    Dr. MacArthur will affirm that our fathers who went before us are witnesses to us today, not principally of their own faith, but of the faithfulness of God. He will call us to join that cloud as witnesses to the …

  • Theology in Dialogue by , , , ,

    Voddie Baucham, George Grant, Michael Morales, R.C. Sproul and R.C. Sproul Jr. engage in a discussion about theology and topics such as education, discipleship, the solas, and the character of God.

  • The Power of the Promise by

    The glory of God is being made manifest as His kingdom is being made manifest, and the kingdom has in fact grown through history, despite the decline of Western culture.

  • There is No Other: The Holiness of God by

    The angels surrounding the throne of God proclaim, “Holy, holy, holy is the Lord of hosts.” In this session, John MacArthur will examine what the Bible has to say about the holiness of God, reminding us what our response to …