Renewing Your Mind with R.C. Sproul

How far did man fall in the Garden? How has sin penetrated into our souls? What did Jesus teach about man's fallenness? While we may question some of the greatest teachers in the History of the Church about this topic, we must always look to the Lord Himself for truth as found in Scripture. Today, R.C. Sproul considers Jesus' own words regarding man's ability or lack thereof to achieve salvation.

If God predestines people to salvation, then what about free will? Doesn't the Calvinistic doctrine of predestination override human free will? What about choice? Considering the doctrine of divine election, R.C. Sproul discusses some of the fundamentally wrong assumptions people have when they think of free will.

As King of all creation, God exercises His sovereignty throughout the world. But how sovereign is sovereign? Are there realms in the created universe where God does not govern? Does God have the ability to save everyone? If He does, then why didn't He? Today, R.C. Sproul considers these questions as he teaches us about the relationship between human freedom and "God's Sovereignty."

Scripture very plainly uses the word "predestined" in reference to the salvation of God's people. Most denominations and some of the greatest theologians have wrestled with this issue through the centuries and have carefully formulated statements regarding this controversial topic. What do you believe about predestination? Today, R.C Sproul introduces us to the doctrine of predestination and explains that "Everyone Believes This Doctrine."

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.

Every country has its own anthem; but is there an anthem just for God? Is there a royal anthem for the King of Kings? What do the citizens of heaven sing in unity, and how can we sing in concert with them? In this message, Dr. Sproul teaches us a timeless song found in our Bible. The words are short and simple, but nothing could be more profound.

Every day when we go outside we are bombarded with potentially blinding light rays from the sun. But as awesome as our sun may seem, it pales in comparison to the infinite glory of God. In this message, Dr. Sproul talks about the heavenly beings described in Isaiah chapter six as they worship in God's direct and immediate presence. What protects them from God's full unmitigated glory? Even more important, what will protect us?

How do many people remember Uzziah, the king of Judah in the southern kingdom of Israel? Thinking about him, it actually isn't so much his life that has significance for us today, but his death. What was so special about that occasion? What can we learn about ourselves? Dr. Sproul considers this as he discusses "The Fall of a Hero."

As Christians, we know that God is present everywhere at all times. But what happens to us when we truly sense His presence in our lives? In this message, Dr. Sproul talks about the awkward mixture of feelings people have when they sense the presence of the Holy One.

Whatever it may be, good or bad, nothing compares to the life changing experience of a person who encounters the holiness of God. The holiness of God has been a life-pursuit of Dr. Sproul, as he proclaims, teaches, and defends God's holiness in all its fullness. In this message, Dr. Sproul celebrates the twentieth anniversary of the original release of his book The Holiness of God, and looks at "The Otherness of God."

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.

Every single moment of life on this earth is tied to eternity. Today, R.C. Sproul reminds us that we are not simply to live in the "here and now." Since there is a God, what we believe and how we live matters. Right now counts forever.

The angels surrounding the throne of God proclaim, "Holy, holy, holy is the Lord of hosts." Today, John MacArthur will examine what the Bible has to say about the holiness of God, reminding us what our response to this holiness should be.