Nathan W. Bingham

Sproul served as general editor, and there are over 1.1 million words of commentary and theological explanation. Call us at 800-435-4343 or visit reformationstudybible.com to learn how you can order a copy of this landmark resource. Tomorrow, R.C. Sproul will consider some hard words of Jesus from one of his prayers where we learn that Jesus is not praying for everybody.

Sproul served as general editor, and there are over 1.1 million words of commentary and theological explanation. Call us at 800-435-4343 or visit reformationstudybible.com to learn how you can order a copy of this landmark resource. Tomorrow, R.C. Sproul will consider some hard words of Jesus from one of his prayers where we learn that Jesus is not praying for everybody.

That's a bleak picture. Outside of Christ, we are a hopeless people. Remembering who we were outside of Christ should fill us with gratitude and produce humility. It should also lead us to praise as we remember the greatness of what is ours in Christ. This is the Sunday edition of Renewing Your Mind, as each week we feature the preaching and teaching ministry of R.C. Sproul.

That's a bleak picture. Outside of Christ, we are a hopeless people. Remembering who we were outside of Christ should fill us with gratitude and produce humility. It should also lead us to praise as we remember the greatness of what is ours in Christ. This is the Sunday edition of Renewing Your Mind, as each week we feature the preaching and teaching ministry of R.C. Sproul.

We're currently in a short series beginning in Ephesians chapter 2. You can own Dr. Sproul's complete study of Ephesians when you request his hardcover expositional commentary with your donation of any amount at renewingyourmind.org. And know that your generosity today is helping take the truth of God's Word to the nations.

We're currently in a short series beginning in Ephesians chapter 2. You can own Dr. Sproul's complete study of Ephesians when you request his hardcover expositional commentary with your donation of any amount at renewingyourmind.org. And know that your generosity today is helping take the truth of God's Word to the nations.

Paul had bad news to share with us last week, and as Dr. Sproul begins at verse 11 of chapter 2, Paul again reminds us of who we once were. Here's Dr. Sproul.

Paul had bad news to share with us last week, and as Dr. Sproul begins at verse 11 of chapter 2, Paul again reminds us of who we once were. Here's Dr. Sproul.

You're listening to Renewing Your Mind, and that was R.C. Sproul in Ephesians chapter 2. Simply search for Ligonier in your favorite app store or visit Ligonier.org app. Today's message in Ephesians 2 and all of Dr. Sproul's teaching in Ephesians over the years form the basis of his expositional commentary on Ephesians, the latest in his commentary series.

You're listening to Renewing Your Mind, and that was R.C. Sproul in Ephesians chapter 2. Simply search for Ligonier in your favorite app store or visit Ligonier.org app. Today's message in Ephesians 2 and all of Dr. Sproul's teaching in Ephesians over the years form the basis of his expositional commentary on Ephesians, the latest in his commentary series.

You can add this hardcover volume to your collection when you give a donation of any amount at renewingyourmind.org or when you use the link in the podcast show notes. Read Dr. Sproul teach on the gospel, our unity in Christ, and the armor of God when you request this commentary on Ephesians. Visit renewingyourmind.org to request yours before this offer ends at midnight.

You can add this hardcover volume to your collection when you give a donation of any amount at renewingyourmind.org or when you use the link in the podcast show notes. Read Dr. Sproul teach on the gospel, our unity in Christ, and the armor of God when you request this commentary on Ephesians. Visit renewingyourmind.org to request yours before this offer ends at midnight.

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Doubting your salvation can be debilitating. Anxiety and restless nights might creep in as you doubt whether or not you have been saved by Christ. But why are we commanded to make our calling and election sure? Peter's reason? To help us be fruitful Christians. This is the Saturday edition of Renewing Your Mind. I'm your host, Nathan W. Bingham.

Doubting your salvation can be debilitating. Anxiety and restless nights might creep in as you doubt whether or not you have been saved by Christ. But why are we commanded to make our calling and election sure? Peter's reason? To help us be fruitful Christians. This is the Saturday edition of Renewing Your Mind. I'm your host, Nathan W. Bingham.

Last week, we began a new Saturday series on the topic of assurance. And R.C. Sproul reminded us of our duty to pursue assurance and the terrifying reality that there can be false assurance. Well, today, he will consider assurance again and explore the Apostle Peter's reason why we're told to make our calling and election sure.

Last week, we began a new Saturday series on the topic of assurance. And R.C. Sproul reminded us of our duty to pursue assurance and the terrifying reality that there can be false assurance. Well, today, he will consider assurance again and explore the Apostle Peter's reason why we're told to make our calling and election sure.

Before we get to that message, don't forget that you can own the entire series, along with its study guide and Dr. Sproul's title, Can I Be Sure I'm Saved?, when you give a gift of any amount at renewingyourmind.org. Well, here's Dr. Sproul on assurance.

Before we get to that message, don't forget that you can own the entire series, along with its study guide and Dr. Sproul's title, Can I Be Sure I'm Saved?, when you give a gift of any amount at renewingyourmind.org. Well, here's Dr. Sproul on assurance.