He is the word because he is the communication of God.

He is the life because he is the very eternal life itself who gives life to everything that lives.

And he is the light because he is the one true illuminator who illuminates all

spiritual reality. Welcome to Grace to you with John MacArthur.

I'm your host, Phil Johnson.

Now, if you're a Christian, the goal of your life

is to honor Christ, to serve him faithfully.

But maybe you find that it's not always obvious how to do that.

For example, how exactly do you give Christ glory when you're at school or at work or at a birthday party with uns family members or even when you're just

running errands. What does Christ expect from you in those situations? How can you

glorify him in all parts of your day no matter what you're doing.

Find out today as John MacArthur continues his look at the word made flesh.

That's the title of his study based on John Chapter 1.

And with the message now, here is John MacArthur.

Open your Bible, if you will, to the first chapter of the Gospel of John,

and we are continuing our wonderful journey through this glorious presentation

of our Lord Jesus Christ who is introduced to us in this book. In metaphoric language, he's presented to us as John

opens as the word, as the life, and as the light.

Each of those is a way to speak of his deity.

He is the word because he is the communication of God.

He is the life because he is the very eternal life itself who gives life to everything that lives.

And he is the light because he is the one true illuminator who illuminates all spiritual reality. I want to read the opening of this gospel again from verse 1 to 14 so that

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