Quote from John MacArthur

Listen, beloved, only one thing matters in the whole wide world. That's all. Only one thing matters from the moment you become a Christian till the moment you see Jesus and that is that you walk worthy. Right? It's all that matters, that you live up to who you are. It doesn't matter that you make money. It doesn't matter that you dress nice. It doesn't matter that you have a nice house, a nice car, get promotions. It doesn't matter that you buy that extra little thing that you need and want. It doesn't matter what your education is. It doesn't matter what your profession is. It doesn't matter how many honors you get. Only one thing matters ‑ walk worthy. It doesn't matter that you missed the big game, missed the television programs, missed the little trips you want to take, it only matters that you walk worthy.

That's all that matters. It doesn't matter how many times you come to church, it doesn't matter how many calls you make on people, it doesn't matter how you try to serve the Lord in the flesh, it only matters that you walk worthy.

The Manhattan Declaration

If you have not yet heard about the the Manhattan Declaration I suggest you look in to it. This is a document calling "believers and non-believers alike" to support the following principals:

1. the sanctity of human life
2. the dignity of marriage as the conjugal union of husband and wife
3. the rights of conscience and religious liberty.

  There are some disagreements of whether or not to sign the document. Personally I am more convinced by MacArthur's rational for not signing the document. Albert Mohler however chose to sign the document.
Here are the explanations for their decisions.
Albert Mohler
John MacArthur 
If there is any news on who else signed the document let me know :)

Mark, the Restored Deserter

I wanted to share this great sermon by MacArthur. This is the beginning of MacArthur's last new testament book (after he finishes Mark he will have preached through the whole new testament verse by verse). It's an awesome, humbling sermon. Praise God for giving us faithful men like John MacArthur.
You can download the sermon at the Grace to you web site.