Theology / Jesus Christ

  • Simultaneously Righteous and a Sinner by

    Although all who are justified will also be sanctified, sanctification is the fruit of justification, not its ground. In this message, Dr. John MacArthur will clarify the relationship between justification and sanctification and explain that we are justified while we …

  • Bishop of Our Souls by

    For Christians, it is a comforting thought to know that we are being watched every single moment of our lives. In fact, it would be unbearable to think otherwise. But who is watching us so closely? Dr. Sproul talks about …

  • Prophet and Christ by

    What makes Jesus different from the other prophets of the world? What makes Him different from the other messiahs? In this message, Dr. Sproul addresses these questions as he looks at Jesus as “Prophet and Christ.”

  • Logos by

    The opening of John’s gospel reveals a mystery that had eluded the ancient Greeks as they were searching for that which held all things together. They called it the Logos. What is the difference between the Logos of ancient …

  • Savior by

    Is there only one savior in the Bible? Not exactly. There are actually more… but perhaps not in the way you are thinking. Dr. Sproul clarifies the confusion in this message as he explores the various uses of the word …

  • Prophet by

    We read of a Prophet in the New Testament whose prophesies focused on Himself. What kind of prophet does this kind of prophesying? In this message, Dr. Sproul looks at the role of the prophet in the Bible, and the …

  • Priest by

    When some people hear the word ‘priest’ they  automatically associate it with Roman Catholic clergy, forgetting that it is actually a biblical office with great significance. Old Testament priests served in the Temple worship of Israel, particularly in the sacrificial …

  • The Servant of the Lord (Part 2) by

    In Isaiah 53, we read of the suffering servant of the Lord. Who would do such things to the Lord’s servant? To what end were these terrible things done? What purpose did they serve? Dr. Sproul answers these questions …

  • Questions and Answers by

    Who was the Captain of the Lord of Hosts? What does it mean to pray in Jesus’ name? Is John 1:1 properly translated? To answer these questions and more, Dr. R.C. Sproul Jr. joins Dr. Sproul in this …

  • Lord by

    Scripture says that every knee shall bow, and every tongue confess that Jesus Christ is Lord. You may or may not be one who believes this. But one thing is for sure: our belief or unbelief does not change the …

  • The Person and Work of Christ (Part 2) by

    The Apostles’ Creed is a universally accepted symbol of orthodoxy in the church since the earliest centuries. By it, a Christian can confess his or her belief in the Triune God, the one true church, the forgiveness of sins and …

  • The Person and Work of Christ (Part 1) by

    The name Jesus is a Greek transliteration of the Hebrew name Joshua, which translated means “Yahweh with us.” But there were many with that name in the days of Jesus. What is it about Jesus Christ that sets Him apart …

  • Substitutionary Atonement by

    There are those who believe it is simply barbarian and prescientific to think of an atonement by which somebody pours out their own blood to satisfy the demands of God’s justice.  As Dr. Sproul continues with the theme of …

  • The Extent of the Atonement by

    Is there such thing as a 4-point Calvinist? In Dr. Sproul’s final section on the atonement of Christ, he briefly discusses one of the most controversial issues that surround the whole discussion of the atonement of Jesus, and that …

  • The Christ of the Bible by

    The gospel writers give us a glance at the character of Christ from just  slightly different perspectives and begin to probe the depths and riches of who He is. Dr. Sproul, in “The Christ of the Bible” attempts to proclaim …