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As humans, hardly an hour goes by without introducing some change into our lives. As we encounter new thoughts and experiences we are constantly in a state of flux. God, however, is immutable. What He sets out in Scripture concerning His will, His plan, and His character will never change. In this lesson, Dr. Steven Lawson explains immutability from a biblical perspective and helps us see how it affects our daily lives.

Like all of His attributes, God's omnipotence is coextensive with His being. From the smallest blade of grass, to the remotest corner of the universe, God is constantly exerting His power. Everything and everyone is dependent on Him for existence. In this lesson, Dr. Steven Lawson explores the nature of this incomprehensible power.

Christians affirm that God is omniscient, that is, that He knows everything. But recently some have claimed that God's omniscience is incompatible with human free will. In this lesson, Dr. Steven Lawson shows that omniscience is thoroughly biblical, and explains how God's omniscience and human freedom coexist.

As humans, we have physical bodies that limit where we can go and what we can do. For example, when faced with competing demands on our time, we often excuse ourselves by stating that we cannot be in two places at once. God, however, faces no such limitations. He is fully present everywhere, all at the same time. In this lesson, Dr. Steven Lawson unfolds the biblical doctrine of God's omnipresence in clear, easy-to-understand terms.

Only the Holy Spirit can change a person's heart and mind and bring them to repentance. Does this mean that we must idly wait for the Spirit to do His work? In this lesson, we'll learn that the answer is a firm "No." When we give a logical and loving account for our beliefs, we plant essential seeds in the hearts of those who hear us.

Only the Holy Spirit can change a person's heart and mind and bring them to repentance. Does this mean that we must idly wait for the Spirit to do His work? In this lesson, we'll learn that the answer is a firm "No." When we give a logical and loving account for our beliefs, we plant essential seeds in the hearts of those who hear us.

In celebration of the brand new book by Dr. R.C. Sproul titled, Everyone's a Theologian, several of the Ligonier Ministries Teaching Fellows join us for a personal conversation. Drs. Sinclair Ferguson, Robert Godfrey, and R.C. Sproul, Jr. share their views on the importance of doing theology in a manner that is founded on biblical truth.

Theology is a unique discipline. It helps us understand the purpose of everything that exists. For that reason it has long been called "the queen of the sciences." Hear an interview with Dr. R.C. Sproul about his new book, titled, Everyone's a Theologian. Find out why you do not have to be an academic to understand theology.

God is infinite, and we are finite. This means that we can never fully grasp or comprehend God. But in the Bible, God has stooped to reveal Himself to us in a manner that we can understand. Moreover, He has created us in His own image and likeness. In this lesson, Dr. Sproul describes how these elements combine to give us a Knowledge of God.

Christian scholars are constantly debating over theological issues. In fact, some disagreements carry on even after centuries of deliberation. In the face of such ongoing scholarly conflict, we might be discouraged from wading deeper into theology on our own. But we should not lose heart. Dr. Sproul points to theology as one of the ways God instructs us. And it is something we can all participate in without any formal training.

What is theology? If you asked a passerby on the street, he might draw a blank. Biology, zoology, physiology or anthropology sound familiar. But theology, or the study of God, remains a mystery to many people. In this message, Dr. Sproul explains the meaning of "theology" in terms that are easy to understand and remember.

What is theology? If you asked a passerby on the street, he might draw a blank. Biology, zoology, physiology or anthropology sound familiar. But theology, or the study of God, remains a mystery to many people. In this message, Dr. Sproul explains the meaning of "theology" in terms that are easy to understand and remember.

"Apologetics" is the science of rationally defending the Christian faith. But recently, some Christians have claimed that apologetics are no longer necessary in a postmodern culture. In this lesson, Dr. R.C. explains why we need rational arguments for Christianity today more than ever.

"Apologetics" is the science of rationally defending the Christian faith. But recently, some Christians have claimed that apologetics are no longer necessary in a postmodern culture. In this lesson, Dr. R.C. explains why we need rational arguments for Christianity today more than ever.

If a wealthy man leaves to attend a wedding feast, and pays servants to watch over his house while he's gone, what happens when he returns to find that they have fallen asleep on the job? And how does this apply to our lives? Hear the answers in this message from Dr. R.C. Sproul, on Luke 12:35-48.