Ultimately with R.C. Sproul A Kingdom That Cannot Be Shaken
Mar 11, 2026
Reflections on Christ's eternal kingship and what it means to live under that reign today. Discussion of the kingdom as already begun but not yet complete. Consideration of miracles as signs the kingdom is present. Thoughts on the unique clarity believers have after Christ's ascension and hope amid cultural decline.
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Kingdom Inaugurated At Christ's First Coming
- Jesus inaugurated his kingdom at his first coming, so the kingdom is already present among us today.
- R.C. Sproul points to John the Baptist and Jesus' miracles as proof the kingdom has been inaugurated and is a present reality.
We Are More Blessed Living After Christ's Enthronement
- People often envy first-century witnesses of Jesus, imagining greater blessing from seeing miracles and the resurrection.
- Sproul counters that we are more blessed historically because we live after Christ's enthronement as King of kings.
Rejoice Despite Hardship Because Christ Reigns
- Rejoice in Christ's kingship even amid worsening circumstances because Jesus remains sovereign.
- Sproul urges believers to trust and praise God despite lack (e.g., no fig tree blossom or cattle in stalls) since Christ reigns.