Captured in Art: R.C. Sproul's Iconic 'What's Wrong with You People?' Moment

This captivating timelapse drawing brings to life an iconic moment of theologian R.C. Sproul. Watch as the pencil strokes dynamically form his expressive image while he utters the memorable phrase, "What's wrong with you people?" Dive into this artistic homage that captures both the intensity and the profound impact of Sproul's thought-provoking question.

R.C. Sproul's famous exclamation, "What's wrong with you people?" arose during a conference where he was discussing the holiness of God and the nature of human sin. The phrase was part of a passionate response to what he perceived as a lack of understanding or indifference among the audience regarding the serious implications of sin and the profound holiness and justice of God. His question reflected his astonishment and frustration at what he saw as a critical disconnect in the audience’s grasp of these fundamental Christian doctrines, prompting a dramatic call for deeper reflection and acknowledgement of these truths.