What God Cannot Do: Ultimately with R.C. Sproul

Summary

This sermon addresses the logical paradox of God's omnipotence, specifically the question of whether God can create a rock too big to move. The key takeaway is that God's omnipotence is not the ability to do anything logically contradictory or contrary to His nature, but rather that nothing is impossible for Him within the bounds of His own being, meaning He can indeed do all things that are consistent with being God. The practical conclusion is to understand God's attributes correctly, recognizing that His power is absolute within His own perfect nature.