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The Best Free Source To Learn The Basics of Calvinism/Reformed Theology

R.C. Sproul is one of the best reformed instructors of our generation. He is known for his many teaching series, which comes out of Ligonier Ministries, where he takes deep, difficult doctrines and makes them understandable for the average person in the pew who has never been to Bible college or seminary. The link below is one of his most popular teaching series entitled "What Is Reformed Theology?" It is broken up into 12 segments, each one around 25 minutes. If you watch these, I am certain you will have a solid grasp of Reformed Theology and a greater appreciation for it.

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  1. Nissa AnnakindtFebruary 2, 2012 at 3:56 PM

    I'm fairly sure I have a book by R. C. Sproul around the house somewhere even though I'm not a Calvinist (I'm Catholic).

    I discovered your blog at the Science Fiction and Fantasy blog tour and decided to become a follower.

    If you are interested, I've also given you the Versatile Blogger award and hope it gets you some more readers for your blog. Read about it at: http://linalamont.blogspot.com/2012/02/lina-lamont-gets-fourth-blogging-award.html

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