Nathan W. Bingham

Sproul on this Monday edition of Renewing Your Mind, charitably introducing the subject of predestination.

Dr. Sproul always sought to represent the positions of those he disagreed with fairly, and that attitude is evident in his series and book, Chosen by God.

As we heard today, if we want to be diligent students of God's Word, we have to study and try to understand what the Bible means by divine predestination.

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As a Christian, you may refer to yourself as a Baptist, perhaps a Presbyterian, or simply as a believer.

But would you refer to yourself as an atheist?

Well, tomorrow, R.C.

Sproul will argue that if you deny the absolute sovereignty of God, then you're denying God Himself.

So be sure to join us Tuesday here on Renewing Your Mind.

Which commandment is the most important of all?

When Jesus was asked this question, in His answer, He said, Do you love God like that?

Do I?

Welcome to the Sunday edition of Renewing Your Mind as we come to the conclusion of a short series in Mark's Gospel in which R.C.

Sproul has examined some of the questions that were posed to Jesus, some questions to stump him and others out of curiosity.

And today, we learn what the great commandment is and what it means to love God.

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Sproul's hardcover commentary on the entirety of the Gospel of Mark.

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