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Ligonier Interview Archives Ligonier Ministries
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This weekly podcast digs into the Ligonier Ministries archives and highlights interviews on a variety of topics recorded for Renewing Your Mind over the years.
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The Christian Lover (Feb. 2009)
In this interview from February 2009, Michael Haykin discusses his book, "The Christian Lover."
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2006 Ministry Update (Jul. 2006)
In this interview from July 2006, R.C. Sproul gives a ministry update.
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Confident Christians (Jan. 2017)
In this interview from January 2017, Lee Webb and Drs. R.C. Sproul and Stephen Nichols discuss what it means to be confident Christians.
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The State of Theology (Oct. 2014)
In this interview from June 2015, Dr. R.C. Sproul is joined by Dr. Stephen Nichols and Mr. Chris Larson to discuss a theological awareness survey that Ligonier Ministries commissioned to find out exactly what people on the street and in the pews actually believe about a vast array of topics.
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Peace (Nov. 2013)
In this interview from November 2013, Stephen Nichols speaks with R.C. Sproul and Lee Webb about his book, Peace.
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Standing Firm: 2012 West Coast Conference Preview (May 2012)
In this interview from May 2012, Chris Larson, John MacArthur, and R.C. Sproul discuss the theme of our 2012 West Coast Conference, "Standing Firm."
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History of Ligonier
If you are looking to go back into the past with Ligonier, this is a great addition to your podcast library. Enjoy!
Beware
If you fully accept this man’s pedagogy, you may like this podcast as he does not let intellectual inquiry or reason to interfere with his beliefs. If you would like a more intellectual and honest inquiry where different points of view are respected and discussed, look elsewhere.
His dismissal of Elaine Pagels inquiry into the Gnostic Gospels - he can not even mention her name - is telling. She is a religious historian at Princeton. Sproul is not a historian. Read her books and then make a decision whether her discourse is the more compelling.
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