Theology / God

  • A Consuming Fire by

    There have always been those who have argued that a truly holy God could not or would not consign anyone to eternal punishment. Such, they say, is inconsistent with God’s love. In this lecture, Dr. Sproul explains why the …

  • Adonai by

    In Psalm 110, we read about a conversation that took place in the heavens. It is clear that the LORD is talking to someone, but as our Bibles tell us, that someone is the Lord. Are there two Lords? Is …

  • Adonai: God is Lord by

    How far would your vote go in a monarchy? How far would the king bow to your decisions?  In the Kingdom of God, how far does our vote go? How sovereign is the King, and how free are His subjects …

  • A Knowledge With No End: The Omniscience of God by

    In this session, Sinclair Ferguson will explain the meaning of God’s omniscience, demonstrating how it is taught throughout the Scriptures. We are reminded of how a proper understanding of this attribute of our great God is a true comfort …

  • Almighty Over All by

    Most Christians claim to believe in the sovereignty of God, but many define His sovereignty in a way that ultimately exalts man over God. Scripture continually magnifies the sovereignty of God, but what does this mean? In this lecture, Dr …

  • An Everlasting Love: The Love of God by

    The meaning of God’s love has often been explained in a way that gives us a distorted understanding of who God is. In this session, John MacArthur will present the biblical doctrine of God’s love.

  • An Unquenchable Fire: The Wrath of God by

    How would you describe wrath? Is wrath incompatible with the Christian concept of God? Before we dismiss difficult doctrines as distortions of God’s character, let us first see what the Bible actually says about them. Dr. J. Ligon Duncan …

  • A Strong Right Arm: The Omnipotence of God by

    In this session, W. Robert Godfrey explains what the Bible means when it proclaims the omnipotence of God, and helps us to understand why this doctrine is a source of comfort for the believer.

  • A Tame Lion by

    In this pre-conference seminar, Ligon Duncan will examine the modern god of the New Age movement, R.C. Sproul Jr. will expose the god of the relativists, and Robert Godfrey will help us to discern the god of the church …

  • Before All Time by

    The living God, whom we worship, is one in essence and three in person, and from eternity past the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit covenanted to redeem a people in order to manifest the glory of the triune God. In …

  • Before the Beginning: The Aseity of God by

    Unlike creation, God is self-existent, uncaused, and independent. In this lecture, Dr. Sproul will examine the doctrine of God’s aseity, and explain why it is vital to a proper understanding of who God is as Creator and Redeemer.

  • Beholding His Glory by

    As we wait for the coming Kingdom in all its fullness, many of us eagerly look forward to being reunited with loved ones who have since passed into glory. Yet, in the meantime, we are perplexed by various questions. What …

  • Be Ye Holy by

    According to Scripture, we are justified by faith alone in Jesus Christ alone. Yet our Lord calls those who have been so justified to a life of holiness. In this lecture, Dr. Thomas explains the importance and necessity of individual …

  • Chapter 32, Sec. 1-Chapter 33, Sec. 3 by

    The Westminster Confession of Faith has, for hundreds of years, served as the doctrinal foundation of the Reformed churches. In this message, Dr. John Gerstner studies the teaching of the Westminster Confession on life after death and the Resurrection. He …

  • Chapters 34-35 by

    The Westminster Confession of Faith has, for hundreds of years, served as the doctrinal foundation of the Reformed churches. In this final message, Dr. John Gerstner examines the revised Confession on the Holy Spirit and studies the Gospel of the …