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Mishandled: Setting the Record Straight on Frequently Abused Bible Verses 📜 Selected Scriptures 🔎 Verse-By-Verse with John MacArthur 📖 Grace to You Series ⛪ Study Guide.

“Where two or three have gathered together in My name, I am there in their midst.” “Do not judge so that you will not be judged.” Familiar Bible verses like those are often ripped from their context and misapplied. What’s more, the mistaken interpretations are repeated with such confidence and frequency that people come to assume they’re true — when really, on closer inspection, God’s Word clearly teaches something else. For those who believe the Bible is God’s very Word, we have a responsibility to understand and submit ourselves to what it actually says — not to popular misinterpretations and the shoddy applications that follow. John MacArthur’s study guide Mishandled: Setting the Record Straight on Frequently Abused Bible Verses walks you through some of those key passages. You’ll not only gain a more accurate understanding of each, but just as important, you’ll practice going one by one through the steps for proper Bible interpretation. That’s part of what makes this series an ideal resource for either your personal or group study. It’s also the perfect companion to the Mishandled audio series, sold separately. Don’t miss the richness of what God has revealed to us in His Word. Sharpen your interpretive skills and your biblical understanding, and gain confidence to share the blessing of God’s unfailing promises with others.

John MacArthur clears up confusion that many people (perhaps folks you know) have about those memorable verses, as well as these often-misunderstood portions of Scripture:
🔎 The Parable of the Prodigal Son (Luke 15:11–32).
🔎 The Widow’s Mites (Luke 21:1–4).
🔎 The Ending of Mark’s gospel (Matthew 7:1–6).