God calls men to an accounting for their lives.

Periodically through the flow of life as men possess in their hands the stewardship of the things that God owns,

they are called to give an account for their life.

And there will be many such accountings before that final judgment verdict is rendered at the Great White Throne.

Welcome to Grace to You with John MacArthur. I'm your host, Phil Johnson.

You know the Bible says that God hates sin, but do you understand how much he hates it?

Do you see your sin the way God does? How it inflicts damage to yourself and how it causes pain for

others. And most important, how it offends God and breaks your fellowship with him. Frankly, we need to

see our sin through God's eyes

if we're going to truly appreciate his amazing forgiveness for us and forgive others as we should.

Today's message will help you do just that. John's current study is called My Brother's Keeper.

But before we get to the lesson, John, you've got a letter that reminds us that while people are connecting with programs like Grace to you, not only by radio, but also through other media, the impact of radio is still significant.

If you would, take a moment to pass that story along to our listeners.

The letter begins with a reference to you, Phil.

It starts recently, Phil. It starts, recently,

Phil Johnson mentioned the importance of writing letters. I never really felt that my letter would be worthwhile, but it does speak to the importance of radio. In New Jersey in the 1980s,

God opened my husbands and my eyes to the Word of God.

In serving our church, we shared our love for the whole Word of God.

For over 25 years, we relied on radio station WCHR,

which fed us with grace to you and other teaching programs.

In 2013, my husband, Mike, retired, and we moved to North Carolina Carolina. There we couldn't find a local station quite like WCHR, but we had a strong church family and a community to interact with regularly.

We were able to stream our favorite programs over the Internet. I never stopped listening

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