Nathan W. Bingham

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Next time, R.C.

Sproul continues our study on prayer, but he'll be looking specifically at the Lord's Prayer.

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To bring up Mary among Protestants can easily stir up suspicion, questions, and controversy.

In reaction to the errors of the Roman Catholic Church, we often prefer not to speak of Mary at all.

That is, unless it's Christmas.

Hi, I'm Nathan W. Bingham, and you're listening to the Tuesday edition of Renewing Your Mind.

Perhaps more often than any other time of the year, during Christmas, the Advent season, we hear sermons and maybe even sing songs that mention Mary.

But outside of Christmas, she's generally avoided.

So as we approach the Advent season, let's consider the controversy surrounding Mary and ask the question, do we lose anything if we ignore a study of Mary?

Today's message is from a series with R.C.

Sproul simply titled, Mary.

And you can learn how to request complete access to this series when you visit renewingyourmind.org.

Well, here's Dr. Sproul to introduce us to the topic of Mary and to address whether it's ever appropriate to refer to her as the mother of God.

That was R.C.