Nothing in the Christian life is more important than forgiveness-our forgiveness of others and God's forgiveness of us. — John F. MacArthur Copy Share Image
“Prayer begins and ends not with the needs of man but with the glory of God (John 14:13). It should be concerned primarily with… — John F. MacArthur Copy Share
We tend to focus our attention at Christmas on the infancy of Christ. The greater truth of the holiday is His deity. More astonishing… — John F. MacArthur Copy Share
Nothing in the Christian life is more important than forgiveness-our forgiveness of others and God's forgiveness of us. — John F. MacArthur Copy Share
If we could condense all the truths of Christmas into only three words, these would be the words: 'God with us.' — John F. MacArthur Copy Share
“If you are ever to know power and passion in your prayer life, you need to pray with a devout heart-with a pure motive… — John F. MacArthur Copy Share
“Because ours is such a free and prosperous society, it is easier for Christians to feel secure by presuming on instead of depending on… — John F. MacArthur Copy Share
“Prayer is not an attempt to get God to agree with you or provide for your selfish desires, but that it is both an… — John F. MacArthur Copy Share
“When believers have a low view of God, everything focuses on meeting felt needs within the body of Christ. When the church adopts such… — John F. MacArthur Copy Share
Christians actually need to be confronted by their real need-an understanding of God's holiness and their own sinfulness-so they can be usable to Him… — John F. MacArthur Copy Share
“A true Christian does not see God's promise of forgiveness as a license to sin, a way to abuse His love and presume on… — John F. MacArthur Copy Share
“Without a proper view of God there cannot exist a proper view of man.” — John F. MacArthur Copy Share
“Although changing our society by calling it back to a safer morality is a noble goal, that has never been Christ's goal for His… — John F. MacArthur Copy Share
“Impotence in prayer leads us, however unwillingly, to strike a truce with evil. When you accept what is, you abandon a Christian view of… — John F. MacArthur Copy Share
These were specific enablements given to certain believers for the purpose of authenticating or confirming God's Word when it was proclaimed in the early… — John F. MacArthur Copy Share
