Ultimately with R.C. Sproul Consider the Source
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Sep 12, 2025 
R.C. Sproul, a renowned Bible teacher and theologian known for his emphasis on God's holiness, dives deep into the foundation of the Christian faith. He discusses how the credibility of truth claims hinges on the trustworthiness of God. Sproul contrasts true biblical faith, which is rational, with mere credulity, arguing that faith does not have to be irrational. His insights provide a compelling perspective on understanding faith and the reliability of Scripture.
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Childhood Lesson On Credibility
- R.C. Sproul recalls his mother telling him to "consider the source" when he returned upset from school.
- She meant that credibility of a claim depends on the character of the person who makes it.
Credibility Tied To Character
- Sproul argues the credibility of a statement depends on the speaker's character and honesty.
- He emphasizes that doubting God's Word assaults God's integrity and constitutes sin.
Faith Is Not A Blind Leap
- Sproul distinguishes faith from credulity and rejects the idea that faith is irrational.
- He asserts biblical faith is grounded in God's trustworthiness, not a blind leap into darkness.