Did you know that every time you utter the word "Lord," you make a subtle yet profound declaration that God is your Master and you belong to him? Best-selling author MacArthur explores what it means to follow Christ without hesitation---and why we as believers should consider ourselves slaves who were bought at a price.

Unabridged audio CD; approximately 5 hours 11 minutes; 5 CDs; read by the author.

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Customer Reviews for Slave: The Hidden Truth About Your Identity in Christ, Audio CD

Review 1 for Slave: The Hidden Truth About Your Identity in Christ, Audio CD

Overall Rating:

4 out of 5

A Gem That Needs More Polish

Date:March 28, 2011

Andrew Wencl

Location:Indianapolis, IN

Age:18-24

Gender:male

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4 out of 5

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3 out of 5

I’ve read a book or two by John MacArthur and have enjoyed both his Study Bible and radio program for some time. My wife read and reviewed the print version of Slave, so when I had the opportunity to review the audio book, I figured it was time for me to try it as well.

The concept behind Slave is a good one. We need to be reminded just what it meant to be a slave of Christ, and since most translations prefer “servant,” MacArthur does well to remind us just what it meant to be a slave in the first century (with important comments on the slave trade in British and American history). My favorite chapter described the life of Jan (John) Huss was a fantastic overview of his life.

The book was a little disjointed and at times it seemed like MacArthur was forcing connections back to slavery where there were none. Early on he mentions that he was originally asked to write about the doctrines of grace, so he kind of blended the two themes together when they would have been better done separately.

Still, the recognizable voice of MacArthur makes a great reading companion and the gems in the book are worth looking at. I just wish they could have been a little more polished.

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Review 2 for Slave: The Hidden Truth About Your Identity in Christ, Audio CD

Overall Rating:

5 out of 5

Date:February 10, 2011

Dominique Gill

Age:55-65

Gender:female

Every Christian who is serious for the Lord should hear this and take it seriously. Truly as the book says we are slaves of Jesus Christ. We were bought with a price that we could never pay back. We are at His service. He is our owner. Lets realize whom we serve and that He paid for us with His life. It is an interesting read.

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