The Gospel According to Jesus

The Gospel According to Jesus

por John MacArthur · 304 páginas · Inglés

John MacArthur examines Jesus's own teaching on discipleship and repentance, challenging views of the gospel that separate saving faith from the lordship of Christ.

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First published in 1988, this book ignited what became known as the "Lordship Salvation controversy," an evangelical debate over whether repentance and submission to Christ as Lord are necessary parts of saving faith. MacArthur examines Jesus's own words on discipleship to answer the question.

The revised and expanded edition catalogued here includes responses to the criticism the book received and additional material on the nature of genuine faith versus mere intellectual assent.

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Part 1Today’s Gospel: Good News or Bad?
1What Does Jesus Mean When He Says, "Follow Me"?
2A Look at the Issues
Part 2Jesus Heralds His Gospel
3He Calls for a New Birth
4He Demands True Worship
5He Receives Sinners but Refuses the Righteous
6He Opens Blind Eyes
7He Challenges an Eager Seeker
8He Seeks and Saves the Lost
9He Condemns a Hardened Heart
10He Offers a Yoke of Rest
Part 3Jesus Illustrates His Gospel
11The Soils
12The Wheat and Tares
13The Treasure of the Kingdom
14The First and Last
15The Lost and Found
16The Vine and the Branches
Part 4Jesus Explains His Gospel
17The Call to Repentance
18The Nature of True Faith
19The Promise of Justification
20The Way of Salvation
21The Certainty of Judgment
22The Cost of Discipleship
23The Lordship of Christ
Part 5Jesus Fulfills His Gospel
24Tetelestai!: The Triumph Is Complete
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John MacArthur

John MacArthur

Pastor de Grace Community Church en California, autor y maestro bíblico conocido por su enfoque expositivo de las Escrituras.

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Fine, clear, cogent, and edifying.

J. I. Packer
Theologian
Ficha técnica
páginas
304
Idioma
Inglés
Publicación
2008
ISBN Paperback
9780310291367