Worship Conversations - John MacArthur (E2)

Join Phil Webb and Pastor John MacArthur as they discuss worship in the church, hymns, poetry and much more in this second instalment of Worship Conversations.
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Hymns of Grace exists to assist believers in their corporate and private worship of God. It is our mission to provide resources that focus on God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit as revealed in the Word of God. To that end we seek to produce musical material that focuses on God, His Word and the Gospel story, melding beautiful melodies with eternal truth.

[@aborowka]

Wow! This is a normal church! Nowadays people come to church for entertainment instead of praising God. Thank you Phil and John for word of wisdom. Cheers from Canada!

[@paulseano5100]

So blessed by the ministry of John MacArthur and Grace Church. I am handicapped and have difficulty getting around so I tune in each Sunday to the Live Stream church service and wish I were there in person. I follow along in the Hymns of Grace Hymnal and sheet music for the piano. Hymns of Grace Hymnals have been a blessing to own. Thank you to all brothers and sisters in Christ who serve our Lord together at Grace and the world over. Blessings in Christ Jesus.

[@meandover7921]

“Music is one way, corporately, that we affirm divine truth.” - John MacArthur

[@paulseano5100]

Well said. So true. Pastor John is America’s pastor.

[@Anita-yh8qp]

My dad had alzheimers and even though he didnt know us, he could remember all the words to hymns being sung in the chapel at the nursing home. It was such a gift!

[@patriot4780]

Alzheimer’s is extremely cruel, partly because in some respects, you have lost the person you love, even though they are still breathing. I’m sorry for what you and your family went through.

[@MichaelScottHanna777]

Philip Webb. This man’s sister taught me piano as a kid. His dad was my pastor when I was very young. Such a great interview such great conversation. Thank you Philip.

[@Christreality]

Wonderful. Christ centered Scriptural worship. We can even dance & lift up our hands to/before the Lord..... :)

[@USAMark70]

Love these guys! Thank you for your gifts! Loved the ending! :)

[@TheSuprabhatham]

Loved this conversation this morning. 🙏✝️🙏

[@luboshcamber1992]

Wow. Thanks so much for this interview. Thank you. May the Lord bless this ministry according to the riches of His abundant mercy.

[@martinsivaraj5811]

Great truth regarding meaningful worship with right theology in line with the Word of God. Thank you for your conversation. God bless you.

[@hymnsofgrace]

Thanks for listening and we are so glad you enjoyed it.

[@relaxinghymnsandscenes6652]

Thank you.

[@glendageorge3987]

What a wonderful interchange of worship!

[@rosieadcock7610]

What a wonderful interview...... Please tell me the name of the gentleman who interviewed John Macarthur........ Blessings from South Africa.....!

[@hymnsofgrace]

Philip Webb, the Director of Hymns of Grace and classical vocalist.

[@mariafinke9913]

Efeze 5:19 bible truth,Halleluya!♡

[@kellydeanbishopatgmaildotc9774]

Can someone please tell me which song that John MacArthur is referring to in the first part of this video with John MacArthur & Phil Webb? ...When John says, "...First time I heard that, I said, "that could not have been written today; that could not; that is far too clear a testimony to the doctrine of divine election...""?

[@donnahall3734]

‘He will hold me fast’

[@hymnsofgrace]

Not really sure, it may have been referring to Phil singing "Here Is Love Vast as the Ocean".

[@kellydeanbishopatgmaildotc9774]

In this interview, John MacArthur was referring to an example his appreciation of hymns written in recent years and of a hymn that he didn’t mention in this conversation. What I looked up in a search said that “Here Is Love” was written by Robert Lowry in 1876, and Ada Habershon, who lived from 1861-1918 wrote the song, “He will Hold Me Fast”. According to that information, hmm… doesn’t appear that it was either of those. Thank you for responding. Since I was making up a playlist, I wanted to have whatever song that John was referring to just prior in that playlist; this has got me curious.

[@wendyhall8834]

I was wondering that as well, and would like to know!!!!

[@carolynenochs9139]

He Will Hold Me Fast written by Keith and Kristin Getty

[@angelstrong792]

The cure for Alzheimers is the fruit of the tree of life, so, focus on the building of The New Jerusalem, My Wife!