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Best-selling author and pastor Dr. John MacArthur reveals one crucial word that revolutionizes what it means to follow Jesus. Throughout the Bible, followers of Jesus are commanded to submit to Him as their King. They are told to obey and follow, faithfully and without hesitation. Every... read more
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The hidden truth about the Christian's true identity in Christ is that they are his slaves, not his servants. As his slaves there are great blessings given to the Christian by God. Find out about those blessings and much more in this book.
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I am a Christian.
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- John MacArthur (Author)
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- Grace to You: John MacArthur's "Grace to You" website
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