Do You Have an Inadequate Understanding of God?

John MacArthur explains that many of the problems that exist in the present day church begin with an inadequate understanding of God.

Transcript

You know when you look at the present-day church, I would say to start with the problems that exist in the church, and there are many, start with an inadequate understanding of God. We have a superficial, shallow, truncated, popularized, sort of personalized understanding of God. This is a massive problem. Because we don't know the truth about God, we really don't know the truth about anything else in its fullness and its richness.

The infantility, I guess you could say, of the church, the immaturity of the church, the superficiality of the church, the cheesiness of the church, the cheapness of the church, the shallowness of preaching is related to an inadequate understanding of the greatness and the glory of God.

In his new book, None Other: Discovering the God of the Bible_, John MacArthur shows that the best way to discover the one true God is not through philosophical discourse but a careful study of Scripture—the primary place where God has chosen to reveal Himself._

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