Renewing Your Mind with R.C. Sproul

When we seek to understand any book of the Bible, we have to do our homework. The life-setting in which the book was penned, and the dating become very important. Today, R.C. Sproul considers the question of when the book of Revelation was written.

Beloved for the way in which it highlights Jesus' care for those on the margins of society and for its care in telling the story of our Savior's life and ministry, the gospel of Luke has always been treasured by the Christian church. R.C. Sproul's expositional study of this inspired account of Jesus looks at the significant events of His life and His teachings while unfolding the meaning of both for us today.

Beloved for the way in which it highlights Jesus' care for those on the margins of society and for its care in telling the story of our Savior's life and ministry, the gospel of Luke has always been treasured by the Christian church. R.C. Sproul's expositional study of this inspired account of Jesus looks at the significant events of His life and His teachings while unfolding the meaning of both for us today.

"Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that comes from the mouth of God." These words from Deuteronomy 8:3 were cited by Jesus when he was confronted with one of the temptations of the devil. Today, John MacArthur will explain why the Word of God is crucial for spiritual growth.

There are many applications of Scripture, but there is only one correct interpretation. Today, R.C. Sproul provides practical rules to help us learn how to correctly read and interpret the Bible.

Are we supposed to interpret the Bible literally? Today, R.C. Sproul answers that question by clarifying what "literal interpretation" means.

For forty years, Tabletalk magazine has been a monthly discipleship resource for growing Christians. Today, Lee Webb is joined in the studio by R.C. Sproul and Burk Parsons to discuss the magazine's history, its global reach, and this significant milestone.

Does Calvinism weaken and destroy churches as some contend? Today, Burk Parsons responds by explaining why John Calvin’s view of God, man, sin, Jesus Christ, and salvation are precisely what the church needs in this and every generation.

Beloved for the way in which it highlights Jesus' care for those on the margins of society and for its care in telling the story of our Savior's life and ministry, the gospel of Luke has always been treasured by the Christian church. Dr. Sproul's expositional study of this inspired account of Jesus looks at the significant events of His life and His teachings while unfolding the meaning of both for us today.

Beloved for the way in which it highlights Jesus' care for those on the margins of society and for its care in telling the story of our Savior's life and ministry, the gospel of Luke has always been treasured by the Christian church. Dr. Sproul's expositional study of this inspired account of Jesus looks at the significant events of His life and His teachings while unfolding the meaning of both for us today.

Today, R.C. Sproul, Alistair Begg, Michael Horton, Steven Lawson, and Albert Mohler address difficult questions such as, "If God's grace is irresistible, is it possible to resist it?" And, "How can you discuss controversial matters of faith with a family member?"

Today, Derek Thomas explains how the Old Testament accounts of holy war are absolutely consistent with God's holy and good character.

Culture and society say there are many ways to God. Today, Alistair Begg responds with the Bible's affirmation that there is only one Mediator between God and man.

Is the Bible just another book? Listen as Steven Lawson reminds us why we know that the Bible is the very Word of God.

Today, R.C. Sproul answers a deeply troubling question that many Christians have asked. How can I enjoy heaven if my loved one is in hell?