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One of the best ways to understand the person of Christ is to understand His offices. In the Old Testament there are three kinds of mediators: prophet, priest, and king. Jesus fulfills all three offices at once.

Christ existed with the Father prior to His incarnation. The state of humiliation began with the incarnation and culminated at the cross. His state of exaltation began with His resurrection and ascension.

The Bible ascribes many names and titles to Jesus Christ. But these are not arbitrary labels. Each name and each title reveals something special about His character. Understanding some of the more prominent names and titles given to Christ is key to understanding who He is and what He's done.

This album is a musical interpretation and celebration of the incarnation of the Son of God. The biblical narrative from creation through the fall to redemption is retold as familiar hymns, Christmas carols, and new choral pieces are performed, resulting in an epic presentation of salvation that resonates in mind and heart.

When is compromise never an option? At what point do you take your final stand? Dr. Sproul takes us to when Luther faced a crisis moment when his convictions were challenged by leaders of the church, and reminds us of that momentous occasion when he declared, "Here I Stand."

When is compromise never an option? At what point do you take your final stand? Dr. Sproul takes us to when Luther faced a crisis moment when his convictions were challenged by leaders of the church, and reminds us of that momentous occasion when he declared, "Here I Stand."

What is God's will for us when it comes to jobs, careers, and vocations? Is there a way to discover which career is best suited for God's people? Continuing to give us biblical guidelines and principles to help us determine the will of God in our lives, Dr. Sproul looks at "God's Will and Your Vocation."

Sometimes Christians confuse that which is prohibited with that which God has allowed. Is there really a way for the Christian to know God's will? Dr. Sproul gives us biblical guidelines and principles to help us determine the will of God in our lives, beginning with this message entitled "God's Will and the Bible."

A short-sighted diagnosis leads to treatment of the symptoms only, while ignoring the root cause of them. Nehemiah knew this, and when he saw the walls of Jerusalem destroyed and the gates burned, he saw past the rubble to a bigger problem that lay behind where the walls once stood. In this concluding message of the series on "The Book of Nehemiah," Dr. Sproul gives us some essential lessons for the church today.

No one said the Christian life would be easy. What preparations have you made to be ready when personal hardship comes your way? Nehemiah faced many hardships, as does the church today. Thinking of this in this message, Dr. Sproul looks at "The Test of Personal Hardship."

As the Kingdom of God advances, can the people of God avoid controversy and opposition? Nehemiah faced many of the same hardships as any leader. If organizing a massive building project were not enough, Nehemiah had to lead the people of Jerusalem in the face of hostile opposition. What's our lesson from all of this? In "Building Amidst Opposition," Dr. Sproul considers this as he shows the parallels between the wall building project in Jerusalem and the current one in the church today.

What if the coins in your pocket could free your loved ones from suffering under God's wrath and send them straight to heaven? Dr. Sproul brings us back to the sixteenth century when people fell victim to the common practice of selling indulgences, as he continues to look at some of the key issues that led Luther on the road to Reformation.

What if the coins in your pocket could free your loved ones from suffering under God's wrath and send them straight to heaven? Dr. Sproul brings us back to the sixteenth century when people fell victim to the common practice of selling indulgences, as he continues to look at some of the key issues that led Luther on the road to Reformation.

You've seen the bumper sticker "Pray for Our Nation." But what are we praying for? When Nehemiah heard the report of the condition of Israel in his day, he prayed. His prayer was for the rebuilding of Israel, of course, but his prayer reflected a quality that many of us are lacking today. Nehemiah's prayer came from his understanding of a covenant keeping God. In this message, Dr. Sproul looks at Nehemiah's prayer to find insight for our situation today.

The war is in full swing and the city walls have been breached. Have all vestiges of decency, morality, and virtue been destroyed? Who is the enemy? What will be the response of the church? In this message, Dr. Sproul looks back to the days of Nehemiah to find answers for our current battle as he discusses "Living in Exile."