What Makes Something Holy?: R.C. Sproul

Summary

In this sermon, R.C. Sproul explores the concept of sacredness and how God's touch transforms ordinary elements into something holy, using the Lord's Supper as a central example. He illustrates this through a personal anecdote about a provocative student and references to biblical figures like Noah and Abraham who marked sacred spaces with altars. The key message is that it is not the inherent value of objects that makes them sacred, but rather the divine presence and consecration that elevates the common to the extraordinary, creating a distinction between the profane and the holy.