A conversation with John MacArthur on September 12, 2011
A conversation with John MacArthur on September 12, 2011
The Bible repeatedly demonstrates that worship takes us to both the highest and lowest places.
The difference between the wisdom that sinks and the wisdom that saves.
A man who doubts his faith is still in relationship with God. He is questioning, wrestling, pushing back, and demanding answers. That is not unbelief.
Four things that separate Nehemiah, not only as a leader, but as a person God uses.
It’s asking us to be mature, to act like grownups.
Without a higher purpose, men drift toward distraction.
God is not just after obedience. He’s after a whole new kind of obedience . . .
“Do you think the worldview you’ve been trusting is giving you the life you really want?”
That is the pattern. They ran. And as they ran, they carried the gospel with them.
There are places love cannot follow yet, but Christ can.
Hebrews says that we must stop trying to get more and learn to be content with what we have because God is always with us.
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