In The God Who Loves, Pastor John MacArthur discusses two polar views of God: the sentimental grandfather whose charitable love ignores correction or punishment, or God as an angry tyrant who rules by threats. Both images paint a distorted picture and confuse the issue of understanding God's love. By specifically looking at the epistle of 1 John and sharing stories of real people interacting with divine love, MacArthur expounds on the doctrine of God's love to bring clarity and encouragement to believers.
