The MacArthur LifeWorks and Commentaries Bundle (121 Vols.) is a comprehensive collection containing just about everything written by John MacArthur Jr. that has been released for the Libronix Digital Library System. It includes MacArthur LifeWorks Library 1.0 and 2.0 and the MacAthur NT Commentaries Collection 9 CD.

Study guides, reference titles, and many of John MacArthur's most popular works are included in this value-priced collection. The MacArthur LifeWorks Library gives instant access to study materials that will take your personal Bible study to new levels–and all with a few clicks of your mouse.

In Alone with God John MacArthur, Jr. explores the anatomy of effective prayer and presents a biblical model. A powerful tool for greater fervency and frequency in your communion with the Lord.

Anxiety Attacked goes beyond modern, temporary cures by returning us to our only true source of comfort. John MacArthur compassionately demonstrates, from Scripture, God's concern about our anxious situations.

The message of this book is one that today's Church dare not ignore. It offers a warning that can make the difference for an entire congregation between walking in the light or living in the dark.

MacArthur writes on more than 60 traits every leader needs. These elements of character form the framework from which MacArthur details the qualifications and responsibilities of effective leaders.

John MacArthur gets to the heart of the matter by asking the questions most Americans choose to ignore: "Should God bless America?" and "Is America deserving of blessing?"

Dr. MacArthur helps the reader discover and understand the beauty, balance, and benefits of God's unique role for men and women in the home and church family.

In First Love John MacArthur, Jr. asserts that what's been lost can be found. This book can help you restore the fire and conviction of your first love for Christ by helping you develop a clearer understanding of His character, His glory, and His love for you.

Come along with this best-selling author for an in-depth look at where you'll spend eternity. Open up The Glory of Heaven—and catch a glimpse of Home.

Packed with Scripture references and day-to-day applications, this fascinating book is sure to enhance your worship and compel you to praise!

MacArthur unravels the intricacies of the event that changed the face of human history: the birth of Christ.

In The God Who Loves, John MacArthur gives a passionate, well-argued defense for who The God Who Loves is—and who he is.

In contrast to the superficiality of much modern Christian teaching, Dr. John MacArthur serves up the unvarnished truth of what Christ taught and lived.

In contrast to the superficiality of much modern Bible teaching, Dr. John MacArthur uncovers the unvarnished truth of what Christ really taught.

In How to Meet the Enemy, John MacArthur explores the origin of spiritual warfare, its present reality, and what our response should be. He also takes a detailed look at each piece of spiritual armor-which he points out is primarily defensive, not offensive, in nature.

During the final hours before his crucifixion, Jesus taught His apostles and, consequently, all believers throughout history, How to Survive In a World of Unbelievers.

Although some of the standards by which we should live seem impossible, God not only gave us principles to live by, but also provided us with examples to follow. Dr. MacArthur examines the lives of faithful men and women, showing that a life of faith and victory–a godly life–is more than possible, it's a reality.

This volume is the perfect manual for instructing the willing servant how to counsel from God's Word. This basic guide to the principles and practices of counseling will reinforce your confidence in the sufficiency, superiority, and practicality of Scripture for dealing with all the issues of life.

Some contemporary church leaders fancy themselves as businessmen, media figures, entertainers, psychologists, philosophers, or lawyers. Yet those notions contrast sharply with the symbolism Scripture employs to depict spiritual leaders. Follow along as MacArthur explores the nature of biblical leadership.

The passion of Christ is examined chronologically through the lens of the New Testament with attention given to Jesus' words on the cross, the miracle that attended the cruxifixion, and the significance of Christ's atoning work.

John MacArthur examines the Beatitudes, challenging believers to heed the urgency of our Lord's call to discipleship and awakening us to our profound privilege as citizens of a heavenly kingdom.

MacArthur asserts that the church's growing infatuation with psychology, show-business techniques, and extreme mysticism has left the church tacitly acquiescing to the notion that Christ alone is simply not sufficient to meet people's real needs.

MacArthur discusses thirteen fundamental attitudes of Christian character that Scripture teaches all genuine followers of Christ must possess and must be continually developing. It is not an exhaustive list, but each attitude is essential for mature Christian behavior.

Drawing from spiritual examples of godly men who modeled integrity during severe testing, MacArthur makes a compelling case for the impact a man or woman of integrity can have in our world. A helpful study guide for individuals or groups is included.

John MacArthur discusses the reasons trials come our way and how believers can learn valuable lessons from God as a result of suffering. Strengthening your faith in the refiner's fire for everyone who has ever faced profound trials, physical or spiritual, and found themselves asking "Where is God in the midst of the pain?"

Scripture and reason—the two together comprise the formula for true discernment. Yet in many American churches, reason has been abandoned for something more digestible; faith that feels good.

Rediscovering Expository Preaching aims toward the goal of motivating and equipping this and the next generation of Christian leaders to provide wholesome spiritual nourishment for God's people from His Word.

Many pastors and churches are buying into today's consumer-oriented culture and losing sight of a higher biblical calling. This volume offers insights from a team of pastors and scholars, examining the essentials of what a pastor is to be and to do.

What happens to children—those unborn, stillborn, or youngsters—when they die? Can you hope to see them again? Can you let go of your fear and guilt? Can God's love soothe a wound so jagged?

John MacArthur carefully examines the biblical texts affirming the forever quality of salvation, but does not ignore the troubling passages that seem to indicate otherwise.

MacArthur presents principles of biblical parenting clearly and carefully to help parents make sense of their duties before God and bring up their children in the ways of the Lord.

In The Truth War, John MacArthur reclaims the unwavering certainty of God's Truth and anchors Christians in the eternal, immovable promises that are found in His Word.

In The Truth War Study Guide, John MacArthur reclaims the unwavering certainty of God's Truth and anchors Christians in the eternal, immovable promises that are found in His Word.

In this volume, you'll learn more than fascinating information about these women, you'll discover the unmistakable chronology of God's redemptive work in history through their lives. These women were not ancillary to His plan, they were at the very heart of it.

Drawing from both the Old and New Testaments, Dr. MacArthur highlights a wide range of heroines, including Anna, Eve, Hanna, Lazarus' sisters Martha and Mary, Mary Magdalene, Mary, mother of Jesus, Rahab, Ruth, and many more.

Contrary to popular belief, we do not have to be perfect to do God's work. Look no further than the twelve disciples whose many weaknesses are forever preserved throughout the pages of the New Testament.

Pointing to the lives of the disciples—twelve ordinary men through whom God worked extraordinary things—John MacArthur presents a pattern that modern disciples can follow.

The more readers experience the message and meaning of God's Word, the more they will hunger for it. As Dr. MacArthur says in his Foreword, "God's Word is not only the thing that satisfies my appetite, but it also arouses an even deeper hunger for more."

In a world obsessed with self-esteem and moral tolerance, talk of sin and guilt is taboo. This timeless work is a powerful indictment against worldly attitudes toward sin and guilt, and a potent reminder of how to deal with sin's presence in our lives.

When you become part of God's family you encounter new expectations, privileges, vocabulary, and more. MacArthur shows new Christians how to process all this and “plug in” to the church.

In What the Bible Says About Parenting, pastor/teacher John MacArthur presents time-proven principles of biblical parenting clearly and carefully to help parents make sense of their duties before God and to bring up their children in the ways of the Lord.

MacArthur illustrates through Scripture that, regardless of the numerous failures of secular government, believers are to pray and seek to influence the world for Christ by godly living under that authority.

The book is centered around 6 key principles: objectivity, rationality, veracity, authority, incompatibility and integrity. In the ultimate apologetic, John MacArthur presents a case for Christianity that serves as a logical explanation as much as a solid defense.