Stop: Who Do You Say I Am? is an evangelistic booklet that forces the reader to stop and ask a life-or-death question. This is the same question Jesus...More
Stop: Who Do You Say I Am? is an evangelistic booklet that forces the ...
Do you ever find yourself clinging too tightly to the things of this world? In Our True Riches Are in Heaven, John MacArthur reminds us that lasting t...More
Do you ever find yourself clinging too tightly to the things of this w...
Christians should be the most forgiving people on earth. After all, believers have experienced ultimate forgiveness—we know firsthand how necessary,...More
Christians should be the most forgiving people on earth. After all, be...
John MacArthur’s study guide Mishandled walks you through some popularly misinterpretaed passages and reveals what God's Word actually says for eve...More
John MacArthur’s study guide Mishandled walks you through some popu...
The gospel presents you with a paradox: How can a God of perfect justice show mercy to those who deserve punishment? It’s a crucial question—one t...More
The gospel presents you with a paradox: How can a God of perfect justi...
The tale of the Good Samaritan is one of the most beloved and frequently retold of all Jesus’ parables. But its familiarity leads many to assume the...More
The tale of the Good Samaritan is one of the most beloved and frequent...
Mortification abates [sin’s] force, but doth not change its nature. Grace changeth the nature of man, but nothing can change the nature of sin. . . ...More
Mortification abates [sin’s] force, but doth not change its nature. ...
