The MacArthur Center Podcast - Podcast Rankings and reviews

Each episode I said “that was my favorite”! They are each so well done, from the production of the show to, most importantly, to the theology that points and gives all the credit to Christ! I can’t recommend The MacArthur Center podcast more! Thank you for all the work that goes into each episode! I have listened to them all so far and I am (impatiently) waiting for more to come out!

I have been listening to John MacArthur’s sermons for over 20 years. When God gave me a new birth when I was 30 years old I become so excited about the word of God. The learning curve has been amazing showing me the true character of God. When I first started listening to John I was captivated that when he spoke his words were so clear and confirmed everything that God was teaching me. I have two MacArthur bibles one that is falling apart with notes and a new one that is clean and secure. I stumbled across this podcast centered around different topics related to John’s life and ministry. These are so well done and such a blessing to me. Cannot wait for new episodes. Thanks Austin and team for pulling all of this together for us!!!!!

Excellent content! It goes into detail on many aspects of MacArthur’s ministry and the challenges going forward.

I would have rated five stars if it were not for the distracting audio issues. Here are some of the annoyances:
- Interviews often have a good connection with interviewee, but awful connection with interviewer. You can hear the answers but not the question.
- Sermon clips and other recordings have a musical background added. Often this background is as loud as the speaker, thus making it difficult to listen.
- Episode has a bass heavy dub beat background that varies in intensity when there are pauses.
- I could go on.

For producers, please drop the background music so those of us with old ears can better hear the content. Thanks.

This is a fantastic podcast documenting many significant aspects of John MacArthur’s ministry over the years. I haven’t missed an episode and look forward to each new one. But I was disappointed in the misrepresentation of the family integrated church model in the latest episode.

This podcast provides some interesting history on JM, but they really put him on a pedestal. If you want to hear history on JM this is a good source but keep in mind it is heavily biased. This podcast just further proves the point that JM is the pope of GCC and all other associated churches. There is no historical confession, the churches believe what JM says is true.