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The Reality of Living Before God
from Burk Parsons Apr 20, 2018 Category: Articles
I have a good friend who thinks I am too old-fashioned. Through all the years we’ve known each other, he has never ceased to remind me of his observation. And while I certainly try to maintain an age-appropriate outlook on life, I must admit that my old-fashioned tendencies too...
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God Is Incomprehensible
from R.C. Sproul Apr 16, 2018 Category: Articles
What can we know about God? That's the most basic question of theology, for what we can know about God and whether we can know anything about Him at all determine the scope and content of our study. Here we must consider the teaching of the greatest theologians in history, all of whom have affirmed the "incomprehensibility of God." By using the term incomprehensible, they are not referring to something we are unable to comprehend or know at all. Theologically speaking, to say God is incomprehensible is not to say that God is utterly unknowable. It is to say that none of us can comprehend God exhaustively.
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The Divine Foundation of Authority
from R.C. Sproul Apr 13, 2018 Category: Articles
"You're out!" "I'm safe!" "Out!" "Safe!" "Out!" "It's my ball, and it's my bat, and I say that I'm safe." This is how we settled disputes over plays in our pickup baseball games played without the benefit of a referee or umpire. When a disputed play could not be resolved through reason or through yelling, the one who possessed the equipment usually determined the outcome. It was a child's game in which might made right. It was the nascent expression of the cynical statement: "He who owns the gold, rules."
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$5 Friday: Hebrews, Providence, & Calvinism
from Nathan W. Bingham Apr 13, 2018 Category: Ligonier Resources
It's time for our weekly $5 Friday sale. This week's resources include such topics as Calvinism, Isaac Watts, the Gospel of John, money, providence, Scripture, art, and more.
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Attending Corporate Worship
from Nathan W. Bingham Apr 12, 2018 Category: Tabletalk Magazine
Here's an excerpt from Attending Corporate Worship, Jared C. Wilson’s contribution to the April issue of Tabletalk. Keep Reading -
No Just Complaint
from Nathan W. Bingham Apr 11, 2018 Category: Ligonier Resources
In this brief clip from our 2014 West Coast Conference, R.C. Sproul describes why nobody in hell can make any just complaint against God.
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Willing to Believe, New Edition of R.C. Sproul’s Classic Book
from Nathan W. Bingham Apr 11, 2018 Category: Ministry News
In Willing to Believe, a new edition of a classic book, Dr. R.C. Sproul explores the relationship between original sin and human free will, clears up misconceptions concerning the role of the Holy Spirit in salvation, and demonstrates that God is the one who saves His people from their sin.
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Your God Is Too Small
from Derek Thomas Apr 11, 2018 Category: Articles
Your God Is Too Small is the title of the book written by J.B. Phillips, and in some ways, the expression reflects the problems that lay behind the plaintive cry of abandonment felt by Judah’s exiles during the sixth century BC.
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Working Out Your Salvation
from Nathan W. Bingham Apr 10, 2018 Category: Tabletalk Magazine
Here's an excerpt from Working Out Your Salvation, Hywel R. Jones’ contribution to the April issue of Tabletalk. Keep Reading -
A Vital Mission
from Chris Larson Apr 09, 2018 Category: Ministry News
These are tender days for Ligonier Ministries as we step forward without our beloved founder, Dr. R.C. Sproul. He has prepared us well, wisely and generously planning for the day when he would no longer be at the helm, and he worked with the board and ministry team toward this transition for almost fifteen years. That said, we depend on your prayers and the Lord’s blessing for us to walk faithfully and fruitfully in the years to come.
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Deep Theology
from Sinclair Ferguson Apr 09, 2018 Category: Articles
Have you ever imagined what it would be like to be within hours of death—not as an elderly person, but as someone condemned to die although innocent of every crime? What would you want to say to those who know and love you best? You would, surely, tell them how much you loved them. You might hope you could give them some comfort and reassurance—despite the nightmare you yourself were facing. You would want to open your heart and say the things that were most important to you.
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