Only Jesus
John MacArthur in the book Only Jesus clearly shows that the Bible calls Christians to self-denial, radical changes and service to Christ. Does Jesus require such dedication? Is such a life possible? In fact, the evangelical call is a call to believe, and true faith is manifested in voluntary and increasing submission to the lordship of Christ. The book Only Jesus examines the evangelical preaching of Christ Himself with the goal of understanding the essence of true following Him. He is the only one who has the words of eternal life. This book will help everyone who strives to have a closer relationship with Christ and understand the essence of the Christian life in following Him, to understand these most important life questions.
Introduction: Come and die
1. Master and slaves
2. What is the message of the Gospel?
3. You must be born again
4. In spirit and truth
5. Good news for sinners
6. Find and save the lost
7. Repentance
8. Faith
9. Justification
10. The price of apprenticeship
11. Crest
John MacArthur is a well-known Bible teacher who serves as pastor of Grace Church in Sun Valley, California. He wrote more than 150 books, many of which became bestsellers and touched the lives of millions of people around the world.
His notes on the Bible (MacArthur Study Bible) won a prestigious award in the publishing world - the Golden Book Medal. In addition, he hosts the radio program "Grace to You" and is the president of Masters College and Seminary - thanks to this, he continues to reveal the truth of the Scriptures to millions of people around the world for more than 35 years.
John and his wife Patricia have four children and thirteen grandchildren.

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