Listen, we can set the world on its ear.

We can turn the pagan world around in a tizzy literally

by living an uncompromising life so that even in their unbelief

they will have to say that ours is the most high God.

Even in their unbelief they will have to say,

blessed be the God of those folks.

Welcome to Grace to You with John MacArthur.

I'm your host, Phil Johnson.

You'll probably hear the term flip flopper around election season.

It's meant to disparage politicians who switch from one position to another.

They flip flop on political issues.

And of course you don't have to be in politics to flip flop on your beliefs.

Maybe you've found yourself tempted to compromise your Christian convictions

in the things you say or decisions you make or what you read or watch or listen to.

And that's dangerous territory.

So how do you stand on convictions under light pressure or intense pressure?

When consequences are minor or when they're serious, find out today as John MacArthur

continues his series titled An Uncompromising Life.

And with that here's John with a lesson.

Now as we approach the third chapter of Daniel, we're going to meet three young men

who functioned on internal principle and they didn't really care what the external pressure was.

And as followers of Jesus Christ, I think we have a lot to learn from these three young men.

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