Grace to You

FREE for a limited time, this booklet is a biblical, practical guide to victory over doubts about the security of your salvation.

What is sin, really? What happens when the biblical understanding of guilt disappears from a society? And what is the purpose of conscience—how can you tell if yours is functioning appropriately? John MacArthur gets to the heart of those questions in his book The Vanishing Conscience: Drawing the Line in a No-Fault, Guilt-Free World. Immersed in a culture that elevates self-esteem (i.e., pride) to the status of a virtue, evangelicalism has spent years imbibing the world’s faulty re-definitions. And the consequences—for individuals, for the church, and for society—could not be more dire. Is there any solution? Find out why recovering a biblical understanding of sin, guilt, and grace is so vital—and discover the tremendous hope that is yours in Christ.What is sin, really? What happens when the biblical understanding of guilt disappears from a society? And what is the purpose of conscience—how can you tell if yours is functioning appropriately? John MacArthur gets to the heart of those questions in his book The Vanishing Conscience: Drawing the Line in a No-Fault, Guilt-Free World. Immersed in a culture that elevates self-esteem (i.e., pride) to the status of a virtue, evangelicalism has spent years imbibing the world’s faulty re-definitions. And the consequences—for individuals, for the church, and for society—could not be more dire. Is there any solution? Find out why recovering a biblical understanding of sin, guilt, and grace is so vital—and discover the tremendous hope that is yours in Christ.

It was the convergence of man’s greatest wickedness and God’s gracious, sovereign plan. Jesus was tried and sentenced to die in proceedings that were anything but just, or even legal. Yet far from being a senseless tragedy, the death of Jesus was a triumph of eternal justice—God Himself enduring divine wrath and paying the price that no sinner could. In The Murder of Jesus, John MacArthur puts you on the scene of history’s greatest crime, examining details you may have missed and helping you grasp the significance of the crucifixion as perhaps you never have.