R.C. Sproul: Reflections of Glory

Summary

The sermon explores the awe-inspiring and unapproachable glory of God, using the account of Moses on Mount Sinai in Exodus. It highlights God's refusal to let Moses see His face directly, instead allowing a glimpse of His "hindquarters" and the subsequent radiant effect on Moses' face. The practical takeaway is that even a partial, reflected glimpse of God's glory is overwhelming and humbling for humanity.