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This is such a great book but I think it would be a lot more fun to do with other people of Faith who want to grow in their understanding and application together. Would anyone like to go through this book as a small group and meet online, perhaps just a small Facebook group that encourages, asks questions, and supports one another while we’re reading it?

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Discussion

22 comments

  1. Drew Parish says:

    I was just given this as a gift. I’d be down to go through it as a group.

  2. Ellis Gray says:

    That would be cool

  3. Jason Henshaw says:

    Yes

  4. Jo Kothenbeutel says:

    Calvinist book

  5. Roseline Muller says:

    Yes

  6. Wyatt McIntyre says:

    Would be interested

  7. Sylvia Cecil says:

    Yes

  8. Angela Spencer says:

    That’s a great idea. I’d like to stay updated about it

  9. Stephen Atkins says:

    I have it and will read it with you

  10. Linus Kyle De Guzman says:

    Count me in.

  11. Lachelle Black says:

    Alain Jes

  12. Gates Isiah says:

    Throw it away and read the bible

  13. Madison Willoughby says:

    Is John MacArthur a Calvinist?

  14. Cl Ing says:

    Start the study, post the mater, and I will join.

  15. Kelli Gronka says:

    Beware…John McArthur says you can take the mark of the beast and repent. That is not biblical the Bible says…Revelation 14:11 And the smoke of their torment ascends forever and ever; and they have no rest day or night, who worship the beast and his image, and whoever receives the mark of his name.”

    they say you can take it because it’s not the unpardonable sin, but that has nothing to do with it …if you take the mark of the beast, you were never in the book of life to begin with..

    Revelation 14:8 All who dwell on the earth will worship him, whose names have not been written in the Book of Life of the Lamb slain from the foundation of the world.

    So that is a false teaching be careful. Test everything and every spirit!!

  16. Johnathon Morris says:

    Biblical doctrine or john MacArthur doctrine?

  17. Ravi says:

    Searching for this Book

  18. Rene Angeles says:

    Just keep in mind he uses a Calvanistic view in his doctrine.

  19. Kristen Park says:

    John MacArthur. Hard pass

  20. Mike Cresswell says:

    No I would not … awful
    Doctrine

  21. Claire Rasco says:

    Yes

  22. Fineas Cornea says:

    All I can say is study church history and see that augustine got his teachings inspired from gnosticism from a persion. After augustine, luther and calvin developed Augustines teaching But go beyond them to the primitive church and look at what the first church fathers said about free will. Ever John calvin looks at the early church and sees free will written by them. The greatest problem with the reformers is that they didn’t look back to the first church established by the appostles and their followers but ignored them, which tell us that man is indeed free and to keep God in account for mans choice is blasphemy. Look up and find out the truth. Peace and God bless