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When Israel cried out for a king, God appointed Saul to be their first monarch. But when Saul turned from God's ways, God replaced him with an inexperienced shepherd named David. What was it that set David apart from other, more experienced, men? And what does this teach us about how we should live?

Despite the fact that David exhibited tragic, and serious, moral flaws, Scripture called him, "a man after God's own heart." In this first message of the series, Dr. R.C. Sproul teaches us about the accomplishments and personal traits that made this ancient king worthy of the title, "David the Great."

The debate among academic scholars and scientists continues today over the issue of creation versus evolution. How can we respond thoughtfully to this controversy in our culture? What's the biblical basis for refuting Darwin's contemporary theory? In this discussion, Dr. R.C. Sproul interviews the author of Darwin's Doubt, Dr. Stephen Meyer.

Some misguided Bible students find the doctrine of substitutionary atonement distasteful, even too gory, and believe it should be abandoned for a more modern and scientific view. But to discount substitutionary atonement as a barbarian notion is to abandon the most fundamental tenets of our faith.

Some misguided Bible students find the doctrine of substitutionary atonement distasteful, even too gory, and believe it should be abandoned for a more modern and scientific view. But to discount substitutionary atonement as a barbarian notion is to abandon the most fundamental tenets of our faith.

Scripture states that, "All things work together for good to those who love God." But what about those who do not love God? The doctrine of providence teaches that God is in control of the universe, so how does this claim affect unbelievers?

When evil strikes, do you question whether God is in control and working things for good? Sometimes our actions reveal hidden doubts we can't fully suppress. Experiencing disappointment can lead us to reveal dangerous accusations against God. It's important to deal appropriately with our personal sense of disappointment.

The Apostle Paul assures us that, "all things work together for good to those who love God and who have been called according to His purpose." But it's difficult to hold firmly to this promise when painful circumstances indicate otherwise. Dr. R.C. Sproul reminds us that the promise is as solid as the Promise-Giver Himself.

Scripture teaches that God is both all-powerful and good. Yet, if this is the case, why does it seem like evil runs rampant in the world? Some have concluded that either God is not good, or God is not able to overcome evil. In this study, Dr. Sproul clears up the confusion on this pertinent topic.

Why do the wicked prosper, while the righteous suffer? Is God still in control when His people experience trials? The answer to these questions is tied to the doctrine of providence. In this lesson, discover how God's providence operates in the midst of suffering.

If you've never heard of the munus triplex, you're not alone. This Latin phrase refers to the threefold office of Christ of Prophet, Priest, and King. This study unpacks the meaning and significance of the offices of Christ and shows how He fulfills them perfectly.

If you've never heard of the munus triplex, you're not alone. This Latin phrase refers to the threefold office of Christ of Prophet, Priest, and King. This study unpacks the meaning and significance of the offices of Christ and shows how He fulfills them perfectly.

When tragedies happen, we often search for a deeper meaning behind the events. We want to know how God can allow suffering, and we question if He's really in control. In this message, Dr. R.C. Sproul recounts a train wreck he experienced and relates it to God's Providence.

Trace the events of the day: What brought you to this website? Was it mere chance, as you navigated the Internet, or was there something more, some intention guiding you? Scripture tells us that God is in absolute control of every moment in time. In this lesson, Dr. Sproul details the differences between chance and Providence.

Some people look to karma as a way to explain life's circumstances-the notion that "what goes around comes around." But both our experiences and the Bible teach us that God personally guides history. As Jesus stated, "He sends rain on the just and the unjust alike." Discover the comforting doctrine of providence as Dr. R.C. Sproul unpacks this important topic.