3 Things You Should Know about Amos

We know very little about some of the prophets, but the book of Amos, like his contemporary, Isaiah, is different. Amos tells us at the very beginning of his book…

Start Listening: Season Five of Open Book

When Christians come to understand the doctrine of election, they’re often awakened afresh to the wonders of the gospel. This was certainly the experience of Augustus Nicodemus Lopes. Coming all…

Evangelism in Ordinary Life

As you read this, your next-door neighbor is repairing his water heater. It isn’t a difficult fix, but he’s going to discover that he’s missing the hex wrench that he…

Streaming Tonight: Are These the End Times?

Chaos and moral confusion abound in our fallen world, causing many Christians to wonder if we are living in the end times. This evening, we’re streaming a recent conversation on…

How Should I Engage My Rebellious Child?

The experience of broken relationships with teens or young adults casts a shadow over all of life. Family events that should be full of joy become reminders of loss. Heartbroken,…

What is your favorite book of the Bible and why?

My favorite book of the Bible is John’s gospel, and there are all kinds of reasons why. One reason is that I was awakened spiritually by some words in John’s…

Discover Ligonier’s Church Partnership Program

Dr. R.C. Sproul founded Ligonier Ministries to equip the local church for discipleship and to help congregations reach the nations with the truth of God’s Word. We want to support…

A Consuming Fire

The burning bush has been a significant symbol throughout the history of the church, and for good reason. In the account of Moses and the burning bush, we see God’s…

The Great Commission in the Old Testament

Properly conceived as grounded in God’s own kingship, the Great Commission begins before humanity’s fall away from communion with God. On the sixth day, man was commissioned by God to…

Open Book: Season Five Begins Next Week

Open Book is a podcast about the power of books and the people they’ve shaped. So far, Stephen Nichols has visited the libraries of R.C. Sproul, Derek Thomas, and other…

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