Renewing Your Mind on OnePlace.com - OnePlace.com

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.

In the 1939 movie The Wizard of Oz, a tornado carries Dorothy and Toto to a faraway land. When they arrive, Dorothy says, "Toto, I have a feeling we're not in Kansas anymore." Many Christians feel the same sense of unease about the culture in which they now find themselves. Non-Christian ideologies and philosophies are now the norm. In this session, Dr. R.C. Sproul Jr. seeks to equip the church to intelligently engage this brave new world.

Today we meet John Barros to learn about the ministry that Jesus has called him to every day outside of a local abortion clinic. I just show up and watch God show off. John BarrosIn the studio are R.C. Sproul, R.C. Sproul Jr., Lee Webb, John Barros, and a young lady who visited the local abortion clinic expecting to have an abortion, but she met Christ instead.

Unbelieving thought is based on a worldview that is completely antithetical to the Christian faith. The previous lessons have sought to articulate some of the core beliefs of this pagan worldview, and this lecture aims to look specifically at pagan, oneist thinking, and to contrast it with Christian twoism.From the series: Only Two Religions by Peter Jones.

In this lecture, Dr. Peter Jones shows that there are only two possible religions. By better understanding other religions that share a common foundation, you will be better equipped to share the gospel with clarity and love.From the series: Only Two Religions by Peter Jones

R.C. Sproul, Peter Jones and Lee Webb discuss fundamental religious convictions that drive modern culture, demonstrating that in the final analysis there can be only two religions - worship of the Creator or worship of creation.From the series: Only Two Religions by Peter Jones

Do works produce faith, or is it the other way around? There are many who have confused the order of things concerning faith, justification, and works. In "The Carnal Christian," Dr. Sproul addresses this problem and helps us understand the relationship between faith and works.

Do works produce faith, or is it the other way around? There are many who have confused the order of things concerning faith, justification, and works. In "The Carnal Christian," Dr. Sproul addresses this problem and helps us understand the relationship between faith and works.

Who or what brings you the most joy in your life? Dr. Sproul considers this question in the message entitled "The Source of Joy," as he explains how God the Father increases joy in the life of the believer.

What is the greatest enemy of joy and how can it be overthrown? In this message entitled "The Greatest Joy," Dr. Sproul explains what it is that robs people of joy and how to be released from its grasp.

Joy is a fruit of the Spirit promised to all those who place their faith in Jesus. Although it is a necessary effect of the gospel, its manifestation can be hindered by obstacles in our lives. What in this world can possibly stunt the growth of this fruit of the Spirit? Is it suffering, trials, or tribulations? Perhaps it is other people? In this message, Dr. Sproul explains the real hindrance that keeps us from experiencing the fullness of joy.

In the midst of calamity, what gives you stability? What gives you strength during tribulation? What is the purpose of all these trials and how can the Christian bear up under them all? Examining these questions, Dr. Sproul explains the role joy plays in our suffering, and challenges us to believe the promises God has for His children.

In the book of James we are told to count it all joy, when we meet trials of various kinds. What could this biblical injunction mean? Is the Christian called to enjoy pain and suffering? When anxieties plague our soul, is it enough to just say, "Don't worry?" What is the biblical way to deal with suffering of any kind? Considering these things in this message, Dr. Sproul teaches us the meaning of joy in the Christian life, especially during times of suffering.

God is a God of law, and as law-breakers, we will have to face the Judge for our misconduct. It just so happens that God is also sovereign and has provided a way for the guilty sinner to survive the bar of his justice without compromising it. Dr. Sproul tells us how, in "God's Legal Declaration."

With The Prince's Poison Cup, Dr. R.C. Sproul continues his series of books designed to present deep biblical truths to children on their own level. In this work, he focuses in on the atonement to show that Jesus had to endure the curse of sin in order to redeem His people from their spiritual death.