What Can We Know about God?: The God We Worship with R.C. Sproul

Summary

The sermon explores the doctrine of God's incomprehensibility, emphasizing that while God is not unknowable, human finite minds cannot fully grasp His infinite nature, referencing the Reformation principle that the finite cannot contain the infinite. This understanding serves as a crucial check against thinking we can master God, reminding us to be aware of our limited perspective. Ultimately, the sermon cautions against mishandling this concept by either concluding God is utterly unknowable or by erroneously equating divine mystery with contradiction, thus safeguarding a balanced understanding of God's transcendence and knowability.