Natural Theology Is Incomplete but True

Nature clearly demonstrates the existence of God, but nature doesn’t show us everything God has revealed about Himself. In this brief clip, R.C. Sproul examines the teaching of Thomas Aquinas…

What are the “elementary principles of the world” in Galatians 4:3?

What are the “elementary principles of the world” that once enslaved us, according to Galatians 4:3? From one of our Ask Ligonier events, Sinclair Ferguson describes how our relationship to…

The Methods vs. The Message

Many Christians go their entire lives without being used by God to be the human instrument and means by which a person comes to Christ. My own calling is not…

$5 Friday (And More): Assurance, Moses, & Predestination

It’s time for our weekly $5 Friday sale. This week’s resources include such topics as assurance, Moses, predestination, reformed theology, salvation, John Calvin, and more. Plus, several bonus resources are…

Special Father’s Day Sale

This Father’s Day, you can save on a gift for Dad that will help equip him for faithful family discipleship. For a limited time, get up to 60% off more…

People like Esther Need Your Support Today

You are involved in vital outreach through Ligonier Ministries. I wish I could share all the testimonies that we receive daily about the impact that your support makes possible. Be…

How Sinful Is Man?

Imagine a circle that represents the character of mankind. Now imagine that if someone sins, a spot—a moral blemish of sorts—appears in the circle, marring the character of man. If…

The Confessing Church in History

Here’s an excerpt from The Confessing Church in History, John R. Muether’s contribution to the June issue of Tabletalk: From the very beginning, even in their Old Testament manifestation, the…

40 Years of R.C. Sproul’s Teaching in One Collection

There is no such thing as a meaningless moment. Since we’re made in God’s image and created for His eternal glory, everything we think, say, and do today matters forever.…

The Trauma of Holiness

As we read the works of nineteenth-century atheists, we find that they were not particularly concerned to prove that God does not exist. These atheists tacitly assumed God’s nonexistence. Instead,…

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