Why does he even exist in this world?

That's the disgust of God.

It's not that you're better than the people who the tower fell on or you're better than

the people who were killed by Pilate soldier or the people who died in a calamity or got

cancer or heart disease or whatever it is.

You're not any better.

You're in a different, you're a sinner.

You deserve to die.

You're living on borrowed time, which takes me to the last point.

A borrowed time is not coming.

Welcome to Grace To You with John MacArthur.

I'm your host, Phil Johnson.

There's a story of a New York City window washer who fell 47 floors and amazingly he survived.

After 16 operations over two years, he fully recovered.

In light of such a miraculous survival story, how should that man live his life?

How would you live if you had such a second chance at life, specifically in your service

to your church or your family or at work?

Well, today John MacArthur will remind you that everyone lives on borrowed time whether

they want to accept it or not.

And so with that in mind, turn to Luke chapter 13 as John continues his study of the parables

of Jesus or as we call them, stories with purpose.

In the months toward the end of his ministry and these final words are powerful and important,

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