R.C. Sproul Exposition Collection

Paul’s epistle to the Ephesians is possibly best known for its description of the ‘Christian’s Armor.’ The letter is a reminder to the churches in Asia to live out their faith in the light of the redemption unveiled by God. It is a section of scripture that has lastingly influenced many believers throughout church history.

R.C. Sproul looks at the main issues raised in Ephesians. These include how to overcome idolatry, God’s sovereignty in ALL things and the importance of fellowship and commitment to the church for healthy spiritual growth.

There are many areas in the epistle which have occasioned real dispute in the Christian Church and these are dealt with in Sproul’s customary style–deep profundity allied to a sure touch in communicating illuminating truth. You will be surprised at how freshly Paul’s understanding of the Christian faith leaps off the page.

Are you at home in the company of Jesus?

Through over 100 meditational passages, respected theologian, R.C. Sproul helps us walk with Jesus as a friend. Learning to live with Jesus at the center of our world is the secret to a meaningful life. Jesus is the pre-eminent character in history—even time is divided by his birth date. He encouraged people from all walks of life to spend quality time with him. We cannot afford to ignore his gentle, but firm, invitation to become his friend.

Luke was a 1st century doctor and historian. He realized the importance of the carpenter whose family came from an obscure Nazarene village, yet whose life’s mission was foretold for centuries before his birth. Luke was concerned to record all that he knew about him and painstakingly collected information from eyewitness, giving an accurate account of the most important life in history.

With an incisive mind and an ability to shine a clear light on his subject, Sproul divides Luke’s account of the life of Jesus into devotional sections that help us to understand his impact and re-evaluate our response to it. Be warned and refreshed by the story of the Lord of the universe who is friend of all who walk with him.

The book of Romans has been influential in critical moments of the Church history. In the early church, Paul’s words in this book were the means of the conversion of Augustine. During the Protestant Reformation they particularly influenced Martin Luther and John Calvin. Later, in the evangelical revival of the eighteenth century, they changed the lives of George Whitefield and John Wesley. But it is not only those who have become leaders in the church who have been affected by the epistle to the Romans. Ordinary Christians, too, have lived transformed lives as a result. People have often turned to the letter to the Church in Rome because Paul clearly sets out a theological framework for us to understand. It is a comprehensive description of the way that God offers salvation to humankind—and it is ‘Good News.’