Let the enemy come and throw everything he can at you.

It'll never make you fall into sin.

You will drown his evil, as Christestum said,

like a spark that falls into the sea.

So does an injury find itself extinguished when it comes into the sea of the love of

a believer. Welcome to Grace to you with John MacArthur. I'm your host Phil Johnson.

Whenever Valentine's Day approaches, advertisers prompt you to buy something special for the person you love.

And of course, there's nothing wrong with showing affection for those you're close to, but what about the people that advertisers wouldn't dream

you'd ever express love for your enemies? How are you supposed to treat those who

are obnoxious or annoying or contentious?

What about those who even go out of their way to hurt you and make you look bad?

What does God's words say about dealing with difficult people wherever you find them?

Today, John MacArthur will show you practical biblical steps to handling even your worst enemies. The title of his current series,

Love no matter what.

So take your Bible and follow along

and here's John MacArthur.

With your Bibles, I want you to look

at Matthew Chapter 5,

versus 43 to 48.

Matthew 5, 43 to 48.

We all have friends and I guess we all have enemies.

We all have people who love to be with us and we have people who love to attack us.

...