The Jesus You Can't Ignore
What You Must Learn from the Bold Confrontations of Christ

Great book that addresses the issue of how the contemporary church should deal with errors in doctrine/false teachers in their midst. MacArthur clearly documents Jesus' interactions with the Pharisees and other religious leaders and demonstrates that tolerance/appeasement was not, and is not, an acce......more

If you had asked me to describe Jesus prior to reading this book, I would have answered merciful, without sin, loving - pretty much how I think a lot of Christians would describe him. If you asked me if He ever got angry, I would have said, "Well, there was this one time where He overturned some tab......more

How do you handle people you disagree with? An honest answer would be "it depends." If it's a trivial issue, then often you ignore it. Othertimes you negotiate, or acquiesce. We often hear that the wisest and most productive path is to find common ground, to engage, to dialogue, to fully understand......more

Looks at scriptural examples of Jesus standing against false doctrine and going against the falsehoods of the Pharisees. MacArthur discusses the avoidance of evangelicals to talk about the 'wrath' of god or pushing for 'positivity' over standing for truth and against false preaching. avoiding conflic......more

What would you think if you were told,”Harsh words are not always inappropiate. Unpleasant and unwelcome truths sometimes need to be voiced. False relgions always needs to be answered. Love may cover a multitude of sins (1 Peter 4:8), but the gross hypocrisy of false teachers desperately needs to be......more