Ultimately with R.C. Sproul Entitled to One Mistake?
Jan 7, 2026
The discussion kicks off with a frank look at human imperfection and the weight of divine judgment. R.C. Sproul argues that acknowledging sin isn't enough; many fail to grasp its seriousness before a holy God. He challenges the comforting notion that everyone is entitled to one free mistake, questioning where God permits such leniency. Ultimately, he emphasizes that God's judgment is rooted in His perfect righteousness, leaving no room for human excuses.
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God's Standard Isn't A Human Curve
- R.C. Sproul emphasizes that human imperfection is universally acknowledged but underestimated in seriousness.
- He argues God will judge by His perfection, not by a human allowance of 'one mistake.'
Casual Acceptance Masks Serious Consequences
- Many readily admit 'nobody's perfect' yet fail to grasp its eternal implications.
- Sproul asks rhetorically where God ever allowed 'one free sin,' challenging casual assumptions.