He is asking Jesus whom he believes in and doubts at the same time to resolve his doubt.

And he knows that Jesus is the only one who can resolve that doubt.

So he's really struggling against a weakness in the flesh. He's

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

Maybe you've taken a class where the teacher caused you to question the accuracy of the Bible, or perhaps you can't

understand why God would allow your child to get sick, or why he would allow a city to be destroyed

by a natural disaster, and you've started to wonder

if God is really there.

What causes that uncertainty, particularly in a Christian's life, and how should we respond to it?

Consider that today as John MacArthur shows you that even John the Baptist whom Jesus

said was the greatest man who had ever lived.

Even he had doubts about Jesus. You'll see how the

Lord put John's doubts to rest, which can help your doubts as well in the

study that John MacArthur calls when believers doubt.

And now here's John with the lesson.

Luke 7 verses 18 to 23.

And the disciples of John reported to him about all these things.

And summoning two of his disciples,

John sent them to the Lord saying,

are you the expected one?

Or do we look for someone else?

Now remember, John has been imprisoned for months and months.

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