What makes you different?

You're not going to be different if you just sprinkle a little Christian activity on your human life.

You're not going to be different if just a little bit of commitment goes over to Christ.

What makes you different than anybody else?

If you belong to my kingdom, for one thing, it is that you love your enemies.

Welcome to Grace to you with John MacArthur.

I'm your host Phil Johnson. Have you noticed

that wherever you go in this world responsibility follows. You're responsible

to your boss and to those who you work with, you're responsible to your family

members at home, and you're responsible to the work God is doing in your local church.

No matter how many areas of responsibility you can think of.

Intersecting each one of them is your responsibility to accurately represent Jesus

Christ.

Today, John MacArthur helps you take a hard look at how well you're doing in that,

specifically in representing Christ by showing love for your enemies. John calls his study love no matter what. So follow along as

John begins today's lesson. From the very beginning God has always called the people

to uniqueness. He has always called the people to uniqueness. He is always called to people to another standard,

to a higher level, and God's people, for some reason, are always pulled down. And profit after profit came singularly and in duos and trios and so forth

they came continuously pleading with God's people to be sure they maintain their unique standards.

To fall below was to dishonor God.

But kingdom character, and I mark this this kingdom character is to be absolutely

distinct absolutely unique and the key to it is that you can't live that way

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