The Gospel According to Jesus | John F. MacArthur Jr. | This book shows why MacArthur is such a...

The Gospel According to Jesus | John F. MacArthur Jr. | Meat for every Christian

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	The Gospel According to Jesus John F. MacArthur Jr. Zondervan, 1994 - 304 pages average customer review:based on 89 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

This book shows why MacArthur is such a revered author

John MacArthur, who is probably the USA's most dynamic expositor, is also a revered author and a book of this quality, that shows how people who really are Christians should lead their lives, is living proof as to why this is so - the very fact that this classic is still in print is living proof ot that. Buy this book, buy 10 copies for your friends and let it change your life in the way in which it has changed thousands over recent years. Christopher Catherwood, author of CHRISTIANS, MUSLIMS AND ISLAMIC RAGE (2003)

Meat for every Christian

Like many others, I have read and re-read this book - multiple copies of in fact - more times than I can count. The new leading chapter and minor improvements in the anniversary edition of this hallmark book on salvation only improve the readability and clarity of the continuing truth of Lordship salvation.

Professional, systematic theology has, in its zeal to apply structure and human logic to God's processes, is (in this reviewer's opinion) an element of the latter day deception that Jesus warned against in Matthew 24. It is disheartening that theologians have so wrangled such basic truths as salvation that godly Christians almost can't hear the truth above the noise. Many, many godly people who have studied the Bible on their own, who are walking in the Spirit, have long believed in their hearts what Dr. MacArthur has articulated so clearly in this book. It will resonate with the true Christian, and ignite a deeper passion for personal growth and evangelism.

Salvation and Christian living is explained clearly without straining scripture. This is a book that should be read and re-read with an open Bible over the course of several weeks. Such an effort will produce much more fruit in one's life than watery devotional books. This is true "meat and potatoes" study material for Christians serious about making their calling and election sure.

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Seeking the Simple Truth?

Read this only if you want clarity on the Gospel. This book boils down what can be difficult interpretation to clear, concise Truths. References to chapter and verse drive the point home. Grab a highlighter & be prepared to say "Aha!" alot.
I highly recommend this book to all students of the Gospel and anyone who has ever read the Bible.

Changed...but why so little evidence?

It's probably a little above the heads of many new Christians, but a very good theological work nontheless.

The author makes the case that Christianity should leave some very 'positive' evidences on those who profess to have it, and so it should.

The author blames a diluted gospel for the lack of 'spiritual evidences' in the lives of many who profess Christ, yet there are many serious Christians who struggle.

The author propagates 'works' (mostly difficulties) as the way to attain spiritual maturity, which is just as bad as 'too much grace'.

People are 'saved by grace through faith', the initial work (grace) is accomplished by God. Obviously whatever God does is good so it has to be whatever is coming afterwards (the teachings of men) that is causing all the problems.

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