Pulpit Magazine

(By Rich Gregory)
How were the heart’s of the early believers so enflamed by the gospel? What was it that so consumed them that they were willing to spurn fame, fortune and family?
We have already been forced to realize the fact that within modern Christianity there exists a deficiency of commitment to Christ and His [...]

(By Rich Gregory)
* Rich serves at Grace Church as a ministerial resident. He also works in the admissions department of The Master’s Seminary.
Although there are many people in the modern age who are committed to going to church, very few of them are as committed to sacrificing everything for Jesus Christ. Shocking though this may sound, [...]

(By John MacArthur)
Did Jesus really claim to be God incarnate in human flesh? Or, as skeptics argue, did His followers later invent those claims and attribute them to Him? Thankfully, the biblical account of His life and ministry leaves no doubt about who Jesus declared Himself to be.
Jesus frequently spoke of His unique, otherworldly origin, [...]

(by John MacArthur)
The following is excerpted from the new material in John’s revised edition of The Gospel According to Jesus (Zondervan, 2008).
Understood correctly, the gospel is an invitation to slavery. When we call people to faith in Christ, we need to stress that fact in the same way Jesus did. On the one hand, the [...]

(By Nathan Busenitz)
The Shepherds’ Conference began with as much enthusiasm and energy as it ended. The music of Friday night’s session was glorious. There were many in the audience, I’m sure, who wished the conference didn’t have to end.
John MacArthur’s message focused on the slave/Master relationship between the believer and Christ. It was a powerful [...]