books by John MacArthur     books:       Feed My Sheep: A Passionate Plea for Preaching13 reviews R. Albert Mohler Jr., James Boice, ... Soli Deo Gloria Ministries, 2002 To be called a sheep in today's world is an insult. But if there are no sheep, what need is there for the shepherd? To be called a sheep in today's world is an insult. But if there are no sheep, what need is there for the shepherd? "Feed My Sheep: A Passionate Plea for Preaching" is a discussion of the recent surge of individuality, to the point that many preachers no longer feel they are having any positive effect on society. Eleven pastors urge church leaders to continue to preach the word, and offer much ...             Romans 9-16 (Macarthur New Testament Commentary Series)7 reviews John F. MacArthur Northfield Pub, 1999 buy it Do you know how many seminaries there are in the US who believe the Bible is the inspired, infallible Word of God and teach it's inerrancy? TEN! That's all out of hundreds! Do you know who John Macarthur is? The President of the Master's Seminary, one of those ten. If you want accurate, well-written commentary by someone who believes the Bible and thinks like it's authors this is the book you ...             The MacArthur Bible Handbook10 reviews John MacArthur Thomas Nelson, 2003 Good Basic Bible Handbook Being a student from The Masters Seminary and knowing many of the professors who contributed to the Handbook, I definitely recommend this book as a good basic level accessory to Biblical study. Top notch scholarship done within a Biblical worldview.             Romans 1-8 (Macarthur New Testament Commentary Series)12 reviews John F. MacArthur Northfield Pub, 1999 No finer resource for a Bible study leader... As a Bible study leader, Dr. MacArthur's commentaries have been ~invaluable~ in preparing me for study. I have never failed to find the answers to deep and vexing issues within his commentaries. I frequently read from them during our study time. The commentaries are extremely thorough and comprehensive, yet very easy to read. I found I can pick it up and read it like a novel. (Yea, it's that ...             The Vanishing Conscience7 reviews John MacArthur Thomas Nelson, 1995 A Very Great Danger I believe one of the authors concerns in writing this book was to asess how the Church and individual Christians both view and deal with sin,and then to look at how the maintenance of a good conscience can help the Church of Christ have a greater influence in the world. The author sees one of the Church's weaknesses (not being a lack of effort and involvement in our society)but that the Church ...             I Believe in Jesus8 reviews John MacArthur Thomas Nelson, 2004 Highly recommended! This beautiful little book is a great tool for a parent who wants to give a young child an understanding of who God is, why Jesus came to the world, and what one needs to do to receive Him into his or her heart. Small words are used, but the concepts seem to be straight on and orthodox, with each page ending with a Bible verse. Also, I must say that Pam Rossi's large and colorful illustrations ...             Drawing Near7 reviews John F. MacArthur Crossway, 1993 Best Devotional Today! If you really want to grow spiritually, it involves daily exposure to God's Word. This devotional will help you accomplish this day by day. There are many devotionals that have wonderful stories that tie into a scripture verse, and it is quickly read, with very little time with God, and out to work we go, with very little spiritual nourishment. This work by John MacArthur will provide you a ...             Preaching That Changes Lives6 reviews Michael Fabarez Wipf & Stock Publishers, 2005 Must-reading for the seasoned Pastor and the newly called! This book is phenomenal. For too many years, too many believers have sat through sermons and bible teachings, yet we leave unchanged by what we have heard. Fabarez offers practical wisdom that reminds us that our single purpose in preaching is to be used by God to change lives. I cannot think of anything relative to the topic that he has not considered, yet the book is written on a level ...             Reasons We Believe: 50 Lines of Evidence That Confirm the Christian Faith6 reviews Nathan Busenitz Crossway Books, 2008 Clear Defense of Christianity "Reasons We Believe" is an excellent introduction to the subject of Christian apologetics. It is simple enough so that one does not need to be a theologian or expert to understand it, yet it is also comprehensive in nature. This book meshes the Scriptural, spiritual, and physical strands of reasoning and proof in order to produce a compelling case for the reality of the Christian faith. This ...             Made for His Pleasure: Ten Benchmarks of a Vital Faith7 reviews Alistair Begg Moody Publishers, 1996 I gave it to all my deacons for Christmas This is a great heart-felt and heart-warming little book about being a disciple of Jesus Christ. It is easy to read and beneficial for any Christian at any stage of their spiritual walk. I whole-heartedly recommend it.             Daniel: God's Control Over Rulers and Nations (MacArthur Bible Studies)4 reviews John MacArthur Thomas Nelson, 2000 Great Bible Study for studying Daniel I am really pleased with this study guide. There are introductory descriptions of what is happening in each chapter of Daniel. Then there is a translation of the chapter, and verse by verse study notes (which no doubt were later inserted into the MacArthur Study Bible). But the best part of the study would have to b the excellent questions. There is always an introductory question that gets ...             Strength for Today6 reviews John F. MacArthur Crossway Books, 1997 A PRESENT HELP IN THE TIME OF TROUBLE I had this book for about a year before I truly started to read it daily. Not that it wasn't good, but my walk with Christ was shaddy at best. Then I started to hit rock bottom & a prayer partner asked me about my daily devotion with Christ & I said I didn't have one but I have this book. He didn't have this book but had Jonh MacArthur's Drawing Near & he loved it. So he suggested that I ...             Think Biblically!: Recovering a Christian Worldview5 reviews John MacArthur, Richard L. Mayhue, ... Crossway Books, 2003 The only healthy way to think Think Biblically is edited by John MacArthur, who also has contributed four chapters to the book. The other contributors are faculty members of the Masters College. Every person has a weltanschauung we are told in the introduction. A weltanschauung is a personal worldview. This book contrasts the christian worldview from a secular mindset. How should a christian think about and relate to the ...             1 Corinthians (MacArthur Bible Studies)5 reviews John MacArthur Thomas Nelson, 2006 Get this, even if you don't plan to buy the entire set Yes! A very insighful work that does not shy away from the tough issue presented in 1 Corinthians (people following men instead of God, sleeping around in the church, slander and gossip and jealousies, coveting...). The only part of this work I had any trouble with was the cessionaist approach MacArthur takes towards the gifts of the Spirit (12-14). Then, again, it is good to read the thoughts of ...             The Only Way To Happiness: The Beatitudes (Foundations of the Faith)5 reviews John MacArthur Jr. Moody Publishers, 1998 A Much Needed Study on an over-familiar passage People are very familiar with the Beatitudes, but very dull in their understanding of it. Christians, as well as others, can sometimes quote it but they have no true understanding of it. Whether it's Psalm 23, the "Lord's Prayer, or the Beatitudes people have "traditionally" been drawn to these passages of Holy Scripture yet many of their insights are surface level at best. MacArthur does a ...             The Almost Christian Discovered (Puritan Writings)4 reviews Matthew Mead Soli Deo Gloria Ministries, 1997 Ouch! This one hits you in the heart of the matter. Today, many who profess Christianity ask "How close to the world can I get and still be a Christian?" Matthew Mead shows from Biblical examples just how close one can get to Christ and still NOT be a Christian. The author takes example after example of people who demonstrated great signs of spiritual life but were never truly converted to Christ or as he puts it be "an almost Christian". ...             The Message of the New Testament: Promises Kept5 reviews Mark Dever Crossway Books, 2005 Great Book "The Message of the New Testament" by Mark Dever is outstanding for three reasons. First, God has blessed Mark Dever with some amazing intellectual abilities. Educated at Duke and Cambridge, Dever has a brilliant mind. I've been told, for example, that when he was ten years old, Dever was reading Plato on his own volition - and I have no reason to doubt the truth of this story. Dever ...             Counseling: How to Counsel Biblically (MacArthur Pastor's Library)4 reviews John MacArthur, Wayne A. Mack, ... Thomas Nelson, 2005 Counseling: How to Counsel Biblicall This book is a great complement to the three other foundational works in biblical counseling: Curing the Heart by Bill Hines and Howard Eyrich, Instruments in the Hands of the Redeemer by Paul Tripp and Competent to Counsel by Jay Adams. MacArthur provides good practical application to the multidimensional process framework provided by Hines and Eyrich. Every pastor and every lay person who ...             Galatians (MacArthur Bible Studies)4 reviews John MacArthur Thomas Nelson, 2006 Set Free! This commentary clearly exposes false teachers and false religion. Word by word, MacArthur illuminates Paul's clear warnings and rebukes to the church at Galatia and the false teachers that were binding them in a hell of hypocrisy. A must read for anyone seeking to understand freedom in Christ. If Christianity is making you miserable, this respected teacher's book is a great relief.             The Power of Integrity: Building a Life Without Compromise5 reviews John MacArthur Crossway Books, 1997 Live What You Believe without Compromise The Prince of Deceipt is having a field day with modern people, even those who think they stand firm on God's word. MacArthur challenges us to carefully find out what we believe about God from His Word, (confession of faith), then live this confession without compromise, something the church has problems with. Compromise translates into false confession and belief. 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