A Consuming Fire: Moses and the Burning Bush with R.C. Sproul

Summary

The sermon explores the theological implications of the burning bush, identifying it as a theophany—a manifestation of God's invisible presence. The key event involves a consuming fire within an ordinary bush, demonstrating God's transcendent glory, the Shekinah, which is contrary to natural law. The practical takeaway is to recognize God's powerful and majestic self-manifestation throughout redemptive history, often symbolized by fire.