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- Suffering
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- Total Depravity
- Unconditional Election
- Union with Christ
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- World Religions
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Are you hopeful for another spiritual awakening in our day?
SPROUL: I’m a Calvinist—how can I not be hopeful? I see all kinds of encouraging signs of the revitalization of the church in our own day. At the same time, on the other side of the spectrum, we see dreadful …Read More
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What do you think the church will look like in the next 10 to 20 years?
That’s hard to predict because trends used to come every twenty years, then every ten years, then every year, and now every week. It’s hard to keep up with the trends. The faces of churches are changing as fast as …Read More
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Do you think there is an increase of expository preaching in American churches today?
Yes, I do. I would say there is a greater openness to expository preaching in the American church. I would also say that I am most encouraged by young men entering the ministry who are, right up front, settled that …Read More
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What is the biggest issue we face in the church today?
I think the biggest problem we face in the church today is a very, very serious failure to understand the person and work of Jesus. Christology has been the single most important thing throughout the ages. The great eras of …Read More
