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Regarding His human nature, Jesus was made in the image of God. Every aspect of Jesus' life perfectly reflected the glory of God. But Jesus did more than reflect the glory of God. In this message, Dr. Sproul uses the analogy of light to discuss the glorious nature of Jesus described for us in Scripture.

Since very early in church history, confessions and creeds have expressed the fundamental beliefs about Scripture and what it says. None of these man-made confessions are inspired, infallible, or inerrant like the Bible... except for one confession passed down to us by the early church that is. In this message, Dr. Sproul discusses the confession "Jesus is Lord."

From a small town mayor all the way up to the most powerful of world leaders, there are advisors who counsel public-office holders to help minimize potential damage to their career. The Bible records a scenario in which a King does not heed the counsel of one of His closest confidants, and as a result, the King paid with His life. Who was that King? Why didn't He listen to the one who counselled Him? What was the scandal that the King's friend was desperately trying to avoid? In this message, Dr. Sproul answers these questions as he discusses "The Mystery of the Messiah."

What makes Jesus different from the other prophets of the world? What makes Him different from the other messiahs? In this message, Dr. Sproul addresses these questions as he looks at Jesus as "Prophet and Christ."

Jesus has been given many titles in the Bible - all with rich meaning and significance. But who do you say the Son of Man is? The correct answer is already in the question. In this message, Dr. Sproul helps us have a clearer understanding of this question and answer as he discusses "The Son of Man."

In this message we enter the subdivision of systematic theology known as ecclesiology. Dr. Sproul discusses different aspects of the Biblical Church, including the true meaning of church and how the true people of God exist substantially within "the invisible and visible church".

In this message we enter the subdivision of systematic theology known as ecclesiology. Dr. Sproul discusses different aspects of the Biblical Church, including the true meaning of church and how the true people of God exist substantially within "the invisible and visible church".

The Spirit inspired writers of Scripture painted clear portraits of Jesus' birth and adult ministry, but the interim period of His childhood is left nearly blank. The gospel writers only tell one or two stories about the young Jesus, but they are rich with theological importance.

No one sends a child on a mission only an adult could accomplish. So why did God send His Son into the world as an infant? Wouldn't it make more sense if Christ had descended from Heaven as an adult, ready to accomplish the task of redemption?

You may be surprised to hear that the greatest of the Old Testament prophets was not even mentioned in the Old Testament. As the forerunner of Christ, John the Baptist holds a unique position of honor, yet he prophesied under the Old Covenant. In this lesson, Dr. Sproul discusses the profound significance of this often-ignored prophet.

The Lightlings is a whimsical allegory about the Bible. Dr. R.C. Sproul retells the basic plotline of the Bible in such a way that even children will grasp the significance of God's redemptive plan. Listen as the race of tiny beings called "Lightlings" pass through creation, the fall and redemption.

Dr. R.C. Sproul and Renewing Your Mind host Lee Webb explain how you can be a part of fulfilling the Great Commission in difficult to reach places such as China, Vietnam and Iran. Learn how God is working to make Himself known through new technology and faithful Christians who partner with Ligonier Ministries.

When a friend or loved one leaves the faith, people often wonder, "Can Christians give up, or lose, their salvation?" This message explains the Reformed response to such questions by exploring the many New Testament passages on the perseverance of the saints.

When a friend or loved one leaves the faith, people often wonder, "Can Christians give up, or lose, their salvation?" This message explains the Reformed response to such questions by exploring the many New Testament passages on the perseverance of the saints.

The Word Became Flesh is a musical exploration of the doctrine of the Incarnation. The musical score is epic in scope and contains a beautiful balance of familiar hymns and Christmas carols with new choral compositions. The underscored narratives are adapted from Scripture and are presented in an accessible and dramatic way.