Nathan W. Bingham

It's not uncommon to hear Christians say that they are waiting for that still, small voice of God as they're looking for direction and guidance in life. But God has spoken, and He has spoken loudly and clearly in His Word. Hi, I'm Nathan W. Bingham, and welcome to the Saturday edition of Renewing Your Mind. As Christians, we should want to grow in the grace and knowledge of God.

It's not uncommon to hear Christians say that they are waiting for that still, small voice of God as they're looking for direction and guidance in life. But God has spoken, and He has spoken loudly and clearly in His Word. Hi, I'm Nathan W. Bingham, and welcome to the Saturday edition of Renewing Your Mind. As Christians, we should want to grow in the grace and knowledge of God.

But how do we do that? Well, on Saturdays, you'll be hearing messages from R.C. Sproul's series, Five Things Every Christian Needs to Grow, where he will lay out God's design for Christian growth and maturity.

But how do we do that? Well, on Saturdays, you'll be hearing messages from R.C. Sproul's series, Five Things Every Christian Needs to Grow, where he will lay out God's design for Christian growth and maturity.

you can jump ahead and request digital access to the entire series, plus the companion book also titled Five Things Every Christian Needs to Grow when you give a donation of any amount before midnight tonight at renewingyourmind.org. One of the ways God grows us is through His Word. Have you read the Bible all the way through?

you can jump ahead and request digital access to the entire series, plus the companion book also titled Five Things Every Christian Needs to Grow when you give a donation of any amount before midnight tonight at renewingyourmind.org. One of the ways God grows us is through His Word. Have you read the Bible all the way through?

Perhaps, like me, when you first read it, you got stuck in Leviticus or Numbers. Well, today, R.C. Sproul will lay out an effective plan for reading the Bible to help us grow in our Bible study. Here's Dr. Sproul.

Perhaps, like me, when you first read it, you got stuck in Leviticus or Numbers. Well, today, R.C. Sproul will lay out an effective plan for reading the Bible to help us grow in our Bible study. Here's Dr. Sproul.

Helpful tips there from R.C. Sproul, and as he said, both for the veteran of Bible study and the new Christian. This is the Saturday edition of Renewing Your Mind as we begin a new Saturday series working through Dr. Sproul's series, Five Things Every Christian Needs to Grow.

Helpful tips there from R.C. Sproul, and as he said, both for the veteran of Bible study and the new Christian. This is the Saturday edition of Renewing Your Mind as we begin a new Saturday series working through Dr. Sproul's series, Five Things Every Christian Needs to Grow.

This series also has a companion book of the same name and we'd love to send it to you along with unlocking digital access to all 10 messages in this series. Simply make a donation of any amount at renewingyourmind.org and we'll get this book to you and unlock the series in the free Ligonier app as our way of saying thank you.

This series also has a companion book of the same name and we'd love to send it to you along with unlocking digital access to all 10 messages in this series. Simply make a donation of any amount at renewingyourmind.org and we'll get this book to you and unlock the series in the free Ligonier app as our way of saying thank you.

If you're content with listening to the series, perhaps give the book away to someone at church and help extend the reach of Ligonier's trusted teaching. Give your gift before midnight tonight at renewingyourmind.org or by using the link in the podcast show notes. Thank you. As we think about Christian growth, questions about prayer are common. Next time, R.C.

If you're content with listening to the series, perhaps give the book away to someone at church and help extend the reach of Ligonier's trusted teaching. Give your gift before midnight tonight at renewingyourmind.org or by using the link in the podcast show notes. Thank you. As we think about Christian growth, questions about prayer are common. Next time, R.C.

The parable of the prodigal son is a story of estrangement and reconciliation. It paints a picture of the wasteful life of a lost son and the longing of a hurting father. Many of us have read or heard this parable many times, but as R.C. Sproul will explain today on Renewing Your Mind, we may be getting its emphasis wrong.

The parable of the prodigal son is a story of estrangement and reconciliation. It paints a picture of the wasteful life of a lost son and the longing of a hurting father. Many of us have read or heard this parable many times, but as R.C. Sproul will explain today on Renewing Your Mind, we may be getting its emphasis wrong.

Continuing this week's study of Jesus' parables, here's Dr. Sproul on the parable of the prodigal son.

Continuing this week's study of Jesus' parables, here's Dr. Sproul on the parable of the prodigal son.

You know, as we hear R.C. Sproul talk about this parable, many of us are thinking of friends or loved ones who may have wandered from the faith. It's been such a helpful reminder today to keep talking to them about the grace and the forgiveness of our loving Heavenly Father. We've been studying the parables of Jesus this week on Renewing Your Mind, and Dr. Sproul has examined four of them.

You know, as we hear R.C. Sproul talk about this parable, many of us are thinking of friends or loved ones who may have wandered from the faith. It's been such a helpful reminder today to keep talking to them about the grace and the forgiveness of our loving Heavenly Father. We've been studying the parables of Jesus this week on Renewing Your Mind, and Dr. Sproul has examined four of them.