Nathan W. Bingham

The Book of Romans makes a powerful statement about the state of lost sinners. They are culpable for their sin, whether they want to admit it or not. Welcome to the Sunday edition of Renewing Your Mind. I'm your host, Nathan W. Bingham. Today, R.C. Sproul continues his short sermon series in the opening portion of the Book of Romans.

You can, of course, have Dr. Sproul as your guide through the entire epistle when you request his line-by-line commentary with your donation of any amount at renewingyourmind.org before midnight tonight. In today's sermon, R.C. Sproul explains that each of us needs to find a solution for our sin because the wrath of God is revealed against our unrighteousness. Here's Dr. Sproul.

You can, of course, have Dr. Sproul as your guide through the entire epistle when you request his line-by-line commentary with your donation of any amount at renewingyourmind.org before midnight tonight. In today's sermon, R.C. Sproul explains that each of us needs to find a solution for our sin because the wrath of God is revealed against our unrighteousness. Here's Dr. Sproul.

If you're listening today and you've never wrestled with the question of what you'll do with your guilt, I pray that you'll ponder that question today and request R.C. Sproul's free booklet, What is the Gospel? at renewingyourmind.org slash gospel so that you can learn the only true remedy for true guilt.

If you're listening today and you've never wrestled with the question of what you'll do with your guilt, I pray that you'll ponder that question today and request R.C. Sproul's free booklet, What is the Gospel? at renewingyourmind.org slash gospel so that you can learn the only true remedy for true guilt.

This is the Sunday edition of Renewing Your Mind, and each week we feature the preaching ministry of R.C. Sproul.

This is the Sunday edition of Renewing Your Mind, and each week we feature the preaching ministry of R.C. Sproul.

These sermons eventually became Dr. Sproul's line-by-line commentary on Romans, and we'd love to send you the hardcover edition of that commentary when you make a donation of any amount in support of Renewing Your Mind at renewingyourmind.org or by using the link in the podcast show notes.

These sermons eventually became Dr. Sproul's line-by-line commentary on Romans, and we'd love to send you the hardcover edition of that commentary when you make a donation of any amount in support of Renewing Your Mind at renewingyourmind.org or by using the link in the podcast show notes.

You'll only hear the early sermons from his Roman series, so study the entirety of the book when you request R.C. Sproul's expositional commentary today at renewingyourmind.org. But respond now, because this offer ends at midnight. So how do we deal with our guilt before God and God's wrath? Or better put, how did God provide a way to save guilty sinners?

You'll only hear the early sermons from his Roman series, so study the entirety of the book when you request R.C. Sproul's expositional commentary today at renewingyourmind.org. But respond now, because this offer ends at midnight. So how do we deal with our guilt before God and God's wrath? Or better put, how did God provide a way to save guilty sinners?

Ideas have consequences. We've seen that all week, and unfortunately, sometimes those ideas even creep into the church. I'm Nathan W. Bingham, and I'm glad you're joining us for the Friday edition of Renewing Your Mind. Yesterday we met Socrates. Well, today we'll meet a famous student of his, Plato, who is considered one of the twin giants of Western philosophy.

Ideas have consequences. We've seen that all week, and unfortunately, sometimes those ideas even creep into the church. I'm Nathan W. Bingham, and I'm glad you're joining us for the Friday edition of Renewing Your Mind. Yesterday we met Socrates. Well, today we'll meet a famous student of his, Plato, who is considered one of the twin giants of Western philosophy.

His influence has been significant, impacting the church in the Middle Ages and even some in the church today. So what did Plato teach? Here's R.C. Sproul to explain.

His influence has been significant, impacting the church in the Middle Ages and even some in the church today. So what did Plato teach? Here's R.C. Sproul to explain.

I'm sure you can see how that doesn't align with the biblical view of the body and how helpful a series like this is to identify the errors and influences of philosophy and other ideologies. You're listening to Renewing Your Mind, and that was R.C. Sproul from his series, The Consequences of Ideas.

I'm sure you can see how that doesn't align with the biblical view of the body and how helpful a series like this is to identify the errors and influences of philosophy and other ideologies. You're listening to Renewing Your Mind, and that was R.C. Sproul from his series, The Consequences of Ideas.

This week we've examined several pre-Socratic philosophers, plus Socrates himself and one of his students, Plato. But this really is just the beginning, so I recommend that you request the entire series and also learn about Augustine, Aristotle, and some more modern thinkers.

This week we've examined several pre-Socratic philosophers, plus Socrates himself and one of his students, Plato. But this really is just the beginning, so I recommend that you request the entire series and also learn about Augustine, Aristotle, and some more modern thinkers.

Today is the final day to request this special edition DVD set that also comes with lifetime digital access to all 35 messages and the study guide. Plus we'll send you the companion book to add to your library and to aid you in your study.