"The Master's Plan for the Church"

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This paper discusses the theme and content of MacArthur's "The Master's Plan for the Church". It explains that the book is based upon sermons the author delivered to his church. It focuses on making the modern church an institution for the glory of God through heeding God's scriptural design for the church, which the Bible clearly defines and delineates in numerous passages.

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""The Master's Plan for the Church" was written by John MacArthur and published by Moody Publishers in 1991. The theme and content of this book are based upon sermons the author delivered to his church, and focus upon making the modern church an institution for the glory of God through heeding God's scriptural design for the church, which the Bible clearly defines and delineates in numerous passages. MacArthur emphasizes the validity and crucial importance of this master's plan for the church throughout his book, and rejects misguided efforts to expand church membership by offering congregations pleasing homilies. MacArthur's title emphasizes his firm belief that if the church truly desires to follow God's teachings, it must acknowledge the fact that many pastors are not heeding God's scriptural message to the world. They are either ..."

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