John MacArthur
Pastor-Teacher of Grace Community Church
John MacArthur is the pastor-teacher of Grace Community Church in Sun Valley, California, and chancellor of The Master's University and Seminary. A prolific expositor and theologian, his verse-by-verse teaching reaches millions globally through the media ministry Grace to You. He has authored or edi…
5 books authored
The Gospel According to Jesus
What Is Authentic Faith?
A theological examination of the teachings of Jesus regarding the nature of salvation and authentic faith. The author challenges 'easy-believism' by arguing that true conversion necessarily includes repentance and a commitment to Christ's lordship.
The MacArthur Study Bible
Unleashing God's Truth, One Verse at a Time
A comprehensive study Bible featuring over 20,000 verse-by-verse study notes, charts, maps, and articles. It provides detailed historical context and theological frameworks to explain the biblical text.
Twelve Ordinary Men
How the Master Shaped His Disciples for Greatness, and What He Wants to Do with You
This book examines the lives of the twelve disciples of Jesus, exploring their diverse backgrounds and personal flaws. John MacArthur details how Christ's training transformed these common individuals into the leaders of the early church. The work provides character sketches of each apostle to illustrate how ordinary people can be used for significant spiritual purposes.
Slave
The Hidden Truth About Your Identity in Christ
John MacArthur examines the Greek word 'doulos' and argues that its common translation as 'servant' instead of 'slave' has obscured a central biblical metaphor. The book explores how this linguistic shift impacts the understanding of divine sovereignty, lordship, and the believer's relationship with Christ.
Strange Fire
The Danger of Offending the Holy Spirit with Counterfeit Worship
John MacArthur examines the history and impact of the modern Charismatic movement through a biblical lens. He critiques practices such as the prosperity gospel, faith healing, and modern prophecy, arguing for a return to scriptural authority and a traditional understanding of the Holy Spirit.