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If you are a justified sinner in the eyes of God, you have a peace that can never be breeched. But if you are not justified before God, then you are in a war. Where do you stand? Dr. Sproul looks at this thought in the last lecture of the "Justification by Faith Alone" series.

If you are a justified sinner in the eyes of God, you have a peace that can never be breeched. But if you are not justified before God, then you are in a war. Where do you stand? Dr. Sproul looks at this thought in the last lecture of the "Justification by Faith Alone" series.

Join Dr. Sproul on a unique study tour as he explores the major themes, events, and people that are brought to life in the Bible. Dust to Glory provides a panorama of biblical truth and a starting point to help you understand the content of the Bible. Dust to Glory can energize your study of the Bible, provide you with new insights, and improve your ability to read, understand, and apply Scripture to your life. "I believe that Dust to Glory is the most important teaching tool Ligonier has produced," says Dr. Sproul. "It is our prayer that it will serve you in your desire to grow in the knowledge and love of God. As Christians, we are called to be people of the Word. My hope is that Dust to Glory will encourage, stimulate, and assist you to master the Scriptures so that the Scriptures may master you."

Join Dr. Sproul on a unique study tour as he explores the major themes, events, and people that are brought to life in the Bible. Dust to Glory provides a panorama of biblical truth and a starting point to help you understand the content of the Bible. Dust to Glory can energize your study of the Bible, provide you with new insights, and improve your ability to read, understand, and apply Scripture to your life. "I believe that Dust to Glory is the most important teaching tool Ligonier has produced," says Dr. Sproul. "It is our prayer that it will serve you in your desire to grow in the knowledge and love of God. As Christians, we are called to be people of the Word. My hope is that Dust to Glory will encourage, stimulate, and assist you to master the Scriptures so that the Scriptures may master you."

Join Dr. Sproul on a unique study tour as he explores the major themes, events, and people that are brought to life in the Bible. Dust to Glory provides a panorama of biblical truth and a starting point to help you understand the content of the Bible. Dust to Glory can energize your study of the Bible, provide you with new insights, and improve your ability to read, understand, and apply Scripture to your life. "I believe that Dust to Glory is the most important teaching tool Ligonier has produced," says Dr. Sproul. "It is our prayer that it will serve you in your desire to grow in the knowledge and love of God. As Christians, we are called to be people of the Word. My hope is that Dust to Glory will encourage, stimulate, and assist you to master the Scriptures so that the Scriptures may master you."

Why did God make us? Simply, for His glory. Within the Trinity there is an agreement, a plan for action to make man in the image of God. Dr. Sproul answers for us the question of "Who am I?", and reminds us that we are indeed the pinnacle of creation, "The Image of God in Man."

The whole scope of Scripture has been given to us by God for our instruction, for our reproof, and for our edification; Here Dr. Sproul starts out the "Dust to Glory" series in the first book of the Bible, Genesis. He speaks on the controversies we see and lessons we learn from Genesis' recount of Creation.

When God sets His holy gaze into the hearts of men, He sees sin and wickedness embedded deep in us. What can possibly remedy the effects of this plague on our souls? When the filth of sin has stained your soul, where do you go for cleansing? Dr. Sproul reminds us that we can only go to the blood of Christ, in "The Remission of Sins."

When God sets His holy gaze into the hearts of men, He sees sin and wickedness embedded deep in us. What can possibly remedy the effects of this plague on our souls? When the filth of sin has stained your soul, where do you go for cleansing? Dr. Sproul reminds us that we can only go to the blood of Christ, in "The Remission of Sins."

In writing his first epistle to Timothy, Paul relied heavily on his understanding of God's love. Echoing Christ's teaching that the greatest commandment is love, he exhorted Timothy to focus on "love from a pure heart a good conscience and a sincere faith" as the goal of his instruction. Man can hope to reach this goal only through the God who is love. Before the foundation of the world, God determined to create man in His own image, and to enter a loving relationship with him. Despite man's rejection of God and His love, God remained faithful to His purpose and promise, even to the point of sending His Son to the Cross. By this supreme act of love, God redeemed His people, freeing and enabling them to love Him in return. In Ligonier Ministries' 1998 Los Angeles Conference, "Amazing Love," Jerry Bridges, Sinclair Ferguson, John MacArthur and R.C. Sproul unpack the amazing story of God's love. This series will give you a renewed sense of joy that accompanies the knowledge of God's love.

Many skeptics have argued that the Christian doctrine of the atonement is inherently unjust. How is it just, they say, for an innocent man like Jesus to be punished for the sins of another? Even professing evangelicals have questioned the doctrine of substitutionary atonement, with one going so far as to call it "cosmic child abuse." In this lecture, Dr. John MacArthur looks at the biblical doctrine of the atonement showing how the righteousness and holiness of God are upheld in it.

One atheistic website raises the question: "Did the six million Jews who died in the Holocaust go to hell?" The obvious implication of such a challenge is that it is unjust to say that those who die as a result of gross injustice and aren't Christian will not be saved. In this lecture, Dr. Alistair Begg explains what the Bible teaches about the exclusivity of Christ and answers the emotionally provocative challenges raised by inclusivists and pluralists.

Jesus says: "Do not marvel, my brethren, if the world hates you" (1 John 3:13). Yet He also taught us to "rejoice, and be glad, for your reward in heaven is great, for in the same way they persecuted the prophets who were before you"(Matt. 5:12, NASB). How do modern Christians obey this difficult directive?

Throughout the book of Acts, Christians are persecuted for their impact on society. Jesus said in His High Priestly Prayer, "I do not ask You to take them out of the world, but to keep them from the evil one"(John 17:15 NASB). What does it mean for Christians to live in this world? What does it mean for Christians to die in this world?

What kind of justification do you have? Chances are you may have never even considered what kind of justification you possess. In this message, Dr. Sproul explains the different kinds of justification, and the type that you need.