Most comprehensively, we walk in the truth.

That is to say we conduct our lives in the realm of the truth.

It determines how we think and how we speak and how we act.

We walk in the truth.

Welcome to Grace To You with John MacArthur.

I'm your host, Phil Johnson.

Power hitters in baseball are expected to hit home runs.

Politicians are supposed to demonstrate skilled, persuasive rhetoric.

Executives at Apple generally know a thing or two about phones.

So what should you be known for if you're a Christian?

John MacArthur looks at a key trait that should mark your life

as John explains the fierce commitment every believer should have to the truth.

It's part of his current series on Grace To You,

a collection of landmark sermons from each book of the New Testament.

It's a study we call the New Testament beginning to end.

Open your Bible or the study Bible app to the book of 2 John,

and here is today's lesson.

Well, let's open our Bibles to a little book that we need to look at.

2 John, 2 John.

As I have often said, the most important thing,

the most important reality is divine truth, divine truth.

It is the one great essential.

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