President Abner Chou shares a message on the enduring legacy of Dr. John MacArthur at The Master’s University.

"Conscience, like pain, functions to tell us when something is wrong. It alerts us when we are doing damage to our convictions. And like pain, we can become desensitized toward our consciences if we aren’t careful." — Dr. MacArthur. Read more:

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We are so grateful to the Lord for the remarkable faithfulness of our chancellor and longtime president, Dr. John MacArthur. It was such a blessing Saturday to celebrate the life and ministry of a man whom God has used to make such an enduring impact on this University (1/2).

Thank you to everyone who watched today. You can find a recording of Dr. MacArthur’s memorial service here:

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On Saturday, our chancellor and longtime president Dr. John MacArthur will be remembered with thankfulness to the Lord as his life and ministry are celebrated at Grace Community Church. The service will begin at 10:30 am, with a livestream available here:

We are thrilled about this year’s chapel theme at TMU, “Promised | Delivered.” In the fall, we will focus on how the gospel was prophesied and prefigured in the OT. Then in spring, we will trace how these promises were fulfilled in the NT. Learn more:

Current and former faculty and staff members recently shared something they appreciate about Dr. John MacArthur's life and ministry. We pray you're encouraged by their reflections:

During his 40 years of leadership at TMU, Dr. MacArthur oversaw unprecedented growth in the student body, academic and athletic programs, and global reach of the University. Check out this timeline of major milestones during his remarkable tenure:

Registration is open! Join us at TMU on Oct. 11 for the Think Biblically Conference — a one-day event to explore how Scripture shapes how we think about science, literature, business, and more. Early bird pricing is available through Sept. 30. Register:

It's been remarkable to see further evidence of Dr. MacArthur's global impact in recent days. For example, the nation of Israel sent this letter in recognition of our chancellor's influence, highlighting his ministry of Bible exposition and TMU's IBEX program.

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TMU is excited to host an IBEX reunion trip next summer! This trip is designed for alumni of TMU’s IBEX program and their families as a way to re-experience the land of Israel and reunite with fellow TMU graduates. Read more and apply:

Register today for TMU's annual women's conference, taking place Sept. 26-27! Selfless Conference 2025 will feature Jonny Ardavanis of Dial in Ministries and TMU's Brianna Harris as speakers on the theme, “Feelings or Truth — What Drives You?” Learn more:

Dr. Mack's faithful ministry —through decades of teaching, writing, and mentoring — has left a lasting impact for the glory of Christ. Please join us in praying for his family and friends during this difficult time. (2/2).

We are saddened by the passing of Dr. Wayne Mack, who played a pivotal role in establishing our biblical counseling programs during his years on our faculty. We rejoice that he is now with his Savior, receiving his eternal reward. (1/2)

TMU is welcoming more than 400 new students to campus this fall! This is the fourth time in the past five years that the incoming class has broken 400. We are so grateful for the trust placed in us to educate the next generation for the glory of Christ.

"It is hard to become a habitually righteous person. But when God saved us, He saved us in order that we might become creatures of good habits. As Ephesians 2:10 says, we were 'created in Christ Jesus for good works.'" — Dr. MacArthur. Read more:

Students come to TMU to explore the unique ways in which God has gifted and equipped them. But while they have different goals and interests, our student body is united in its desire to honor Christ and subject all things to His unchanging Word. Watch:

The relationships, habits, and ways of thinking formed in college set the trajectory for the rest of our lives. So why do we see choosing a college as a spiritually neutral decision? Dr. Abner Chou urges us to see the eternal impact of this choice: