I agree with Sproul, “That the essence of the Christian life, is the seeking that which is most important. The big idea was that the Christian is called, to live all of life Coram Deo.” However, if I may, I’d like to apply Sproul’s excellent teaching to the current events within America. Coram Deo means
I am thankful that the Lord has changed me greatly in this area. But sadly today we see the faith of many professing Christians being effected, or even shattered, depending on whom might be in the Whitehouse (or not). But by the grace of God, so go I. “The New Testament for example, stresses that
During the Q&A session at this conference a person asks, “How can I be assured that I am among the chosen?” The conference speaker on the right merely replied “Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ,” as he then retires his microphone upon his seat. After a long quiet pause, thankfully Dr. R.C Sproul boldly cleans-up
In this video you will hear many wonderful eulogies, a message that glorifies God, that exalts Christ, and a choir that does the same. The song that followed the main message was amazingly beautiful. I would have loved to have witnessed that 7-hour meeting amongst the scholars, whereas Sproul stood-up on top of the table,
Dr. R.C. Sproul Sr., had one of the most brilliant Christ-centered minds throughout the 20th and 21st Centuries. He will be truly missed here, but I will see him again there. For a word from Ligonier Ministries, click here.
A balanced Theology is important, even in places that may not be stomached well by others. In these two videos both scholars truthfully teach the whole counsel of God, as well as a balance in the attributes of God. In the first video Dr. Robert Morey answers that question “Does God love everybody?” Morey warns
Ever since the 1970’s, a church movement that began right here in So Calif, have feminized and romanticized who Jesus is. They have turned the LORD Jesus into a cool dude. Sad thing is, most of their sheep do not know any better. I am thankful that I spent a good portion of my Christian
Dr. R.C. Sproul gives an excellent assessment between slavery then, and abortion now. “It is never excusable for a believer to disobey a principle set forth by God, for the sake of a custom, or of a tradition, or of a temporary community standard.” – Dr. R. C. Sproul
Dr. R.C. Sproul Sr. is a brilliant scholar, as he handles this controversy ever so circumspectly, and with much dignity. Sproul refutes the false teaching that a professed Christian can be continually carnal. This false teaching comes from those that take Romans 7:14 out of context. Or that do their own ‘eisegesis’ of the text,
His analogy between those that abuse God’s grace, and his college students being late with their term papers is perfect. That is most likely the majority of those that sit in churches today. As Sproul said, “When Paul speaks of the wrath of God that is revealed from heaven, it is a wrath that is
