Coming Soon from John MacArthur

Through the cacophony of a sin-perverted world, John MacArthur beckons you to step back into the simplicity of The Ordinary Church: Restoring the Biblical Model.

In today’s landscape, not everything claiming the title of a church embodies health or truth. Pastor John MacArthur’s The Ordinary Church serves as a guide to adopting a God-honoring approach in establishing and defining a faithful congregation amid the challenges of a sin-perverted world.

Therefore, MacArthur invites us to cut through the distractions and walk the old paths, where the timeless truths of Scripture guide us in discerning what truly constitutes a faithful congregation. Prepare to embark on a journey that transcends the superficial and leads us to the heart of genuine, enduring fellowship.

This is what Brian Biedebach, the Dean of Students and Associate Professor of Pastoral Ministry at The Master’s Seminary has to say about The Ordinary Church:

“This book has come at a key moment in church history. Society today has infiltrated many churches in ways that lead to confusion among leaders and discontentment among members. John MacArthur provides much needed clarity and insight into how an ‘ordinary church’ is truly extraordinary. This book will not only help remind leaders to remain on task, but it will help every member to grow in his or her love for the body of Christ, ‘the fullness of Him who fills all in all’ (Eph. 1:23). John MacArthur has produced a work that should not only increase your love for Christ, but as you consider these chapters, they will invigorate your desire to serve the body with increased joy.”

Additionally, John MacArthur is the chancellor of The Master’s University and Seminary, an author, and a conference speaker. He is also a pastor-teacher at Grace Community Church in Sun Valley, California. He’s also a chairman and featured teacher of Grace to You, a nonprofit radio and television program. He and his wife, Patricia, live in Southern California and have four married children, and fifteen grandchildren.

The Ordinary Church will be released on 2/18/25.

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