A Christian at work, a Christian in the job, a Christian just being a Christian, submissive,

excellent, respectful, honest, loyal, makes God look good, makes him attractive. Welcome to Grace to You with John MacArthur. I'm your host, Phil Johnson. There's a

famous story about Alexander the Great. He decided to pardon a young soldier for fleeing in battle,

a rare act of mercy. But then Alexander

asked the man his name and was told that it too was Alexander. Alexander the great then

grabbed the soldier, threw him to the ground and said, young man, either change your ways or

change your name. That's a simple story with a powerful point. You represent the one

whose name you carry. And if you're a Christian, you bear God's name. So how do you make sure

you're honoring God and not hurting his reputation, especially where you work? Consider that today

as John MacArthur continues his series,

Revolutionary Living in a Dark Culture.

Here's John with the lesson.

Take your Bible, if you will, and open it to Titus II.

And we're looking at chapter two,

which deals with the character of a healthy church.

I want you to know that unbelievers have been exposed to the hypocrisy of Christianity

for a long, long time.

Not just today.

Way back in Paul's day, there were people going around saying they knew God and denying

him by their lives.

You see, the issue here is evangelistic.

The whole point here is summed up in three statements, one at the end

...