The Biggest Problem in the Church Today | R.C. Sproul

R.C. Sproul looks at the major Christological crises that have shaped the history of the church and asks what the church may face in the decades ahead. From the Arian controversy and the Council of Nicaea to the debates surrounding the incarnation and the rise of theological liberalism, the church has repeatedly been forced to defend the biblical identity and work of Jesus Christ. But Sproul points to something especially concerning: the crisis surrounding Christ is not confined to liberal institutions or historic mainline denominations. Theological skepticism has increasingly raised its head within evangelical circles as well. The question at stake is foundational: Who is Jesus, and what did He accomplish? For the church, defending the biblical Christ is not a secondary theological issue. The person and work of Jesus stand at the center of the Christian faith. Original source: https://youtu.be/UcVUDZtoUNM?si=F-gO5A-gaf9oI6sG This content is shared for educational and archival purposes. All rights belong to their respective owners. For copyright inquiries: [email protected] Tags: R.C. Sproul, Jesus Christ, Christology, evangelicalism, Christian theology, church history, Arian controversy, Council of Nicaea, theological liberalism, biblical Christianity, doctrine of Christ, incarnation, Christian apologetics, Reformed theology, Christianity