Foundations: An Overview of Systematic Theology: The Church: Catholic & Apostolic

S1 E48

2000

The characteristics of the church as catholic and Apostolic are often misunderstood by Protestants today. In this lesson, Dr. Sproul defines these terms according to the universal nature and Apostolic foundation of the church

Foundations: An Overview of Systematic Theology: The Church: Catholic & Apostolic

Episodes

What is Theology?

Scope & Purpose of Theology

General Revelation & Natural Theology

Special Revelation

Inspiration & Authority of Scripture

Infallibility & Inerrancy

Canonicity

Scripture & Authority

Knowledge of God

One in Essence

Three in Person

Incommunicable Attributes

Communicable Attributes

The Will of God

Providence

Creation Ex Nihilo

Angels & Demons

The Creation of Man

The Nature of Sin

Original Sin

Transmission of Sin

The Covenants

The Christ of the Bible

The Christ of the Creeds

The Names of Christ

The States of Christ

The Offices of Christ

Substitutionary Atonement

Why Did Christ Die?

The Extent of the Atonement

The Holy Spirit in the Old Testament

The Holy Spirit in the New Testament

The Paraclete

The Baptism of the Holy Spirit

The Gifts of the Spirit

The Fruit of the Holy Spirit

Are Miracles for Today?

Common Grace

Election & Reprobation

Effectual Calling

Justification by Faith Alone

Saving Faith

Adoption & Union with Christ

Sanctification

Perseverance of the Saints

Biblical Images of the Church

The Church: One & Holy

The Church: Catholic & Apostolic

Worship in the Church

The Sacraments of the Church

Baptism

The Lord's Supper

Death & the Intermediate State

The Resurrection

The Kingdom of God

The Millennium

The Return of Christ

The Final Judgment

Eternal Punishment

The Believer's Final Rest