Posts Tagged RC Sproul
Reformed Theology on your iphone.
I though I would share this email I got today with you all.
The new (and free) Ligonier App keeps you connected to the teaching fellowship of R.C. Sproul. With the Ligonier App, you will be able to:
- Listen to or watch the Renewing Your Mind daily broadcast and archive.
- Enjoy thousands of free messages, conference archives, articles and devotionals in the Learn section.
- View learning resources grouped by Topic, Teacher, Scripture or Type. You'll find great teaching from leading pastors and theologians such as Alistair Begg, Sinclair Ferguson, John MacArthur, Albert Mohler, John Piper, Ravi Zacharias and many more.
- Stay up-to-date with more articles, devotionals, and Ligonier Ministries news and events from our blog.
Plus, share anything you find with your friends on Facebook, Twitter or email.
Download the free Ligonier App in the iTunes App Store.
Here's What a Few Users Had to Say
"A lot of information, plenty of topics, the app runs smoothly. Definitely recommend for anyone looking to expand their understanding of the Bible in an extremely relevant context. Reformed theology is the focus of this app. Five stars!"
"I have been waiting for this app. Thanks for your service to our King!"
"Simply the best resource on Reformed theology. Yet any Christian will greatly benefit from the wealth of sermons, lectures and articles available. Highly recommended."
"Great way to access faithful Reformed teaching."
"The app itself is excellent, and Dr. Sproul's teaching is wonderful. Ligonier has made wonderful strides in keeping up on this
"connected" culture."
Download the free Ligonier App in the iTunes App Store.
The curse
Christ redeemed us from the curse of the law by becoming a curse for us—for it is written, “Cursed is everyone who is hanged on a tree (Gal 3:13)” ………. For freedom Christ has set us free (Gal 5:1).
You will Love this video of Sproul on the curse motif.
Christ the only way!
Posted by Phil in General, New Testament on November 6, 2009
Reformation Study Bible iPhone App. (ESV)
New from Ligonier ministries (RC Sproul), is the Reformation Study Bible iPhone App. This includes all the excellent study notes found in this version of the ESV. From Ligonier themselves:
| Released just a few weeks ago, hundreds of people have already purchased The Reformation Study Bible iPhone app. The application provides easy access to: | |
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| The Reformation Study Bible (ESV) is built on the advanced AcroBible software for iPhone and iPod touch and includes features such as: | |
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I have a copy in hardback and it is invaluable for the ESV text and the study notes, this app sounds really good and gets good reviews. According to the Apps designers:
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Holiness of God: RC Sproul
Posted by Phil in Books review on September 9, 2009
Out of all the books I have read recently ‘The Holiness of God’ has had a changing effect on me personally. I can guarantee after reading this book you will not be the same again.
Sproul starts of with his own conversion, which sets the tone for the rest of the book. It was for him like the Damascus road incident. Sproul had a zeal to be a great christian for Christ.
But, in his own words:
“I knew who Jesus was, but God the Father was shrouded in mystery. He was hidden, an enigma to my mind and a stranger to my soul. A dark veil covered His face”.
I wonder, how many Christians if we are to be honest with ourselves would identify with Sproul’s own lack of knowledge of the Father?
He is that powerful His word’s create
Isaiah was undone in His presence
As was Peter when he encountered the Divine
We are to be Holy as God is Holy, the angels sing Holy, Holy,Holy. When in a philosophy class sproul was awakened, he had a passion to “ know God in His majesty, to know Him in His power, to know Him in his august power”.
The books takes you through God’s mercy, justice, purity, and the biggest word in the book ‘Transcendence’ (R.C was asked not to use any big words in his book).
The final chapter ‘God in the hands of angry sinners’ starts with a quote from Jonathan Edwards “Almost every natural man that hears of hell, flatters himself that he shall escape it.” The final chapter starts with looking at a famous sermon from Edwards and brings the book to a close.
This book in my opinion should be a ‘compulsory’ read for all Christians young or old.