Holy, Holy, Holy: Fear and Trembling with R.C. Sproul

Summary

The sermon contrasts the monumental secular power of ancient Rome with the humble beginnings of the Christian church, exemplified by the contrast between the Roman Forum and the underground cistern where the Apostle Paul was imprisoned. It highlights how Paul's legacy and the Christian message ultimately outlasted imperial might, drawing a parallel to the prophetic ministry of Isaiah centuries earlier, whose predictions foreshadowed Christ's transformative impact. The practical takeaway is that spiritual movements often begin and thrive in obscurity, eventually surpassing worldly power.