John MacArthur has entered glory. He was a steady voice in an unsteady world. Never shaped by culture, always anchored in Scripture. He let the Word speak and stayed faithful to the very end.
🧵 The Life & Legacy of Pastor John MacArthur
John MacArthur will likely go down as the most influential pastor /theologian of the 20th and 21st centuries.
Now in the sunset of his ministry, his legacy is clear. Below is a 🧵 on how he became “Pastor John.” 👇🏼
Here are some solid Leviticus commentaries to check out:
📘 A Commentary on Leviticus – Andrew Bonar (Christ-centered, devotional)
📙 Tyndale OT Commentary – Jay Sklar (accessible, pastoral)
📗 Continental Commentary – Jacob Milgrom (scholarly, Jewish perspective)
📕 New American Commentary – Mark Rooker (evangelical, exegetical)
We are heartbroken to announced that our beloved father Brian Wilson has passed away.
We are at a loss for words right now.
Please respect our privacy at this time as our family grieving.
We realize that we are sharing our grief with the world.
Love & Mercy
The Bible doesn’t say Jesus was nailed to a cross.
One evangelical Bible scholar thinks the crucifixion may have been done with ropes.
https://t.co/jXxKuvyo2a
Steve Lawson's (@DrStevenJLawson) final sermon, "Defining True Greatness," in its entirety. For context, his comments about not judging a person based on "one weak moment" can be found at the 16:50 mark.
Steve Lawson @DrStevenJLawson from his final sermon preached on 09/15/24 at Trinity Bible Church of Dallas. It has now been removed from their website.
“And you should not judge a man by his one weak moment. You need to look at the whole body of his work. You need to look at his whole message. You need to look at his whole ministry. And don’t judge him on one hiccup that happens.”
Steve Lawson's (@DrStevenJLawson) final sermon, "Defining True Greatness," in its entirety. For context, his comments about not judging a person based on "one weak moment" can be found at the 16:50 mark.