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What is the significance of Moses and Elijah appearing with Christ on the Mount of Transfiguration? Dr. R.C. Sproul explains the meaning of this peculiar event, as it is recorded in the Gospels. Along the way, we'll learn a lot about Jesus Himself.

What happens to us when we die? People have asked this question since sin and death entered the world. And the Bible gives us clear answers to this question. In this message, Dr. Sproul helps us understand what happens to God's people after death. From the Teaching Series: Foundations

What happens to us when we die? People have asked this question since sin and death entered the world. And the Bible gives us clear answers to this question. In this message, Dr. Sproul helps us understand what happens to God's people after death. From the Teaching Series: Foundations

Roman law prohibited Jews from carrying out capital punishment. Yet Old Testament law prescribed the death penalty for people caught in adultery. When the religious leaders brought an adulterous woman before Jesus, they hoped to destroy His reputation. His response gives us a powerful example for our own lives. From the Teaching Series: Face to Face with Jesus

Have you ever felt like God was too busy for you? Do you feel as if your problems are at the bottom of His to-do list? In Luke 8, we read about two people who faced suffering and even death; and in this message, Dr. Sproul shows us how fear and faith became opportunities for Jesus to exercise His healing touch. From the Teaching Series: Face to Face with Jesus

A wealthy young man once approached Jesus and asked, "What must I do to inherit eternal life?" Unfortunately, he didn't like Jesus' answer. The young man had many things, but there was one thing he lacked. In this message, Dr. R.C. Sproul explains the universal lesson present in this encounter. From the Teaching Series: Face to Face with Jesus

Everyone hungers for significance. We all desire purpose and meaning. Can anything truly satisfy us? Jesus met a woman whose search had led her to public disgrace. But Jesus offered something that far outweighed her shame: Life. From the Teaching Series: Face to Face with Jesus

When Jesus met Nathaniel for the first time, He told him, "you will see heaven opened, and the angels of God ascending and descending on the Son of Man" (John 1:51). What was the significance of Christ's words? And what can we learn from this initial meeting? From the Teaching Series: Face to Face with Jesus

Throughout Church history the Lord's Supper has been recognized as the central sacrament of God's people. In this message, we are introduced to four perspectives on the sacrament: The Roman Catholic, the Lutheran, the Anabaptist, and the Reformed views. Dr. Sproul details the distinguishing points of each and explains his personal perspective. From the Teaching Series: Foundations

Throughout Church history the Lord's Supper has been recognized as the central sacrament of God's people. In this message, we are introduced to four perspectives on the sacrament: The Roman Catholic, the Lutheran, the Anabaptist, and the Reformed views. Dr. Sproul details the distinguishing points of each and explains his personal perspective. From the Teaching Series: Foundations

Overcoming the world. Being a Christian in a post-Christian culture. These are pressing topics for today's churches. Dr. Al Mohler, who serves as the president of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, joins Lee Webb for a personal conversation about the type of strategic faithfulness we need in these trying times.

Most people cease to be productive when they are incarcerated. But the Apostle Paul kept up his ministry efforts even while locked away in Roman prisons. He used his time to write letters to the churches under his care. In this lesson, Dr. R.C. Sproul explains the specifics of these Prison Epistles. From the Teaching Series: Dust to Glory

Immature Christians are not a modern phenomenon. In Paul's letters to the Corinthians, we see evidence of profoundly immature and immoral believers in the early church. By studying these epistles, we can learn how to handle these situations in our own congregations. From the Teaching Series: Dust to Glory

When Martin Luther read the book of Romans he began to understand the notion of justification by faith alone and started questioning the traditional doctrines of the Catholic Church. In this lesson, Dr. R.C. Sproul gives an overview of Romans and explains why the book continues to wield such a powerful influence. From the Teaching Series: Dust to Glory

The book of Acts continues the story of the Gospels. It explains how the Church spread throughout the ancient world. But the main focus of Acts is not the Church. In this message, Dr. R.C. Sproul explains that Acts is primarily concerned with defending the Apostle Paul's ministry. From the Teaching Series: Dust to Glory