The Kingdom Come

Justin Taylor discusses the sanctity of human life and why pastors cannot ignore this important doctrine.

Paul Miller discusses the importance of prayer in the life of the pastor. He explains that we pray not out of discipline, but out of desperation.

If God looked down the corridors of time, would He see you choosing Him? Dr. Steven Lawson explains the biblical doctrine of election. From the Series: The Doctrines of Grace in John

Dr. W. Andrew Hoffecker describes the life and influence of Charles Hodge, one of the giants of American Presbyterianism. Dr. Hoffecker has written a fantastic biography titled Charles Hodge: Pride of Princeton, which has been published by Presbyterian and Reformed Publishing.

On what basis did the Good Shepherd call you into His sheepfold? Dr. Steven Lawson teaches us the only reason anyone could ever come to the Shepherd. From the Series: The Doctrines of Grace in John

Are you a Christian? If so, how did you come to Christ? What did you have that others don't? Dr. Steven Lawson teaches us about our natural inability. From the Series: The Doctrines of Grace in John

How sinful is sinful? How blind is blind? How dead is dead? Dr. Steven Lawson shows us the spiritual diagnosis given to us in the book of John. From the Series: The Doctrines of Grace in John

Do we really need four Gospels? What if God never gave us the Gospel of John? Dr. Steven J. Lawson introduces the major themes in John's Gospel. From the Series: The Doctrines of Grace in John

Dr. Sproul teaches the significance of the Tabernacle and how it points to Christ as the dwelling place of God among His people.

What is the difference between God and a box of rocks? Dr. Sproul explores the fundamental difference between His being and all others.

William Boekestein speaks about the history of the Heidelberg Catechism. Rev. Boekestein is pastor of Covenant Reformed Church in Carbondale, PA and the author of The Quest for Comfort: The Story of the Heidelberg Catechism published by Reformation Heritage Books. This wonderful book is written as a way for children to grasp the history behind the catechism, and its illustrations by Evan Hughes bring the book to life.

What could be so difficult to understand when it comes to God's power and strength? What is it about God's power that perplexes us? From The Series: A Portrait of God: 2004 National Conference

How do you benefit from knowing that God knows everything? Dr. Sinclair Ferguson looks to Psalm 139 as to remind us of God's intimate knowledge of His children. From the Series: A Portrait of God: 2004 National Conference