Following Godly Examples - Part 2
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Following Godly Examples - Part 1
How do you handle the difficulties of life? How can you honor God in the midst of trials? Coming up on GRACE TO YOU, John MacArthur helps you answer those questions by showing you how to follow godly examples. So if you’re wondering how to serve God faithfully, even through trials, stay here as John continues his practical study called . . . Reaching for the Prize. . . on the next GRACE TO YOU.
Reaching for the Prize
If you have workout equipment in your garage that only collects dust . . . what good is it? Well, that same principle applies to your Bible—if you don’t use it, you won’t benefit from it. So grab your Bible and follow along with John MacArthur as he shows you what it says about setting the right spiritual goals as we approach 2025.
The Announcement of Jesus’ Birth, Part 3
You’ve decorated your home . . . put up a tree and set out presents . . . planned a wonderful meal. But in all that you’ve done to make Christmas memorable, have you forgotten who is most important in the celebration? On this Christmas Day 2024, take a fresh look at the person of Christmas, the Lord Jesus Christ, in John MacArthur’s series . . . The Promise of Christmas. . . on GRACE TO YOU.
The Announcement of Jesus’ Birth, Part 2b
It’s a common passage in the Christmas story—words that you may have heard and recited many times: “On earth peace, goodwill toward men.” But do you know what those words really mean? The answer might just surprise you. Refresh yourself with some profound Christmas truth that’s often glossed over as John MacArthur continues his study . . . The Promise of Christmas. . . on GRACE TO YOU.
The Announcement of Jesus’ Birth, Part 2a
How important is it to understand the real meaning of Christmas? Your answer has more implications for your life than you may think. For over fifty-five years, John MacArthur has been teaching the Bible . . . unpacking what Scripture says—including the amazing truth about what Christ came to earth to accomplish for sinners.
The Announcement of Jesus’ Birth, Part 1b
You set up the tree, hang up lights, and maybe even do some caroling. But amid the busyness of Christmas, how can you be sure you haven’t forgotten what’s most important? Join John MacArthur for a study that can help prepare you for a Christmas celebration that may be better than any you’ve ever had. It’s called The Promise of Christmas. . . here on GRACE TO YOU.
The Announcement of Jesus’ Birth, Part 1
Giving gifts . . . preparing special meals . . . having visits from friends and family—those certainly can be good things about Christmastime. But the truth is, they might distract you from what is most important about Christmas . . . the best part of the celebration.
God, the Savior of Men
As Christmas fast approaches, do you find yourself wondering what the big deal is—wondering why we celebrate Christmas in the first place? Well, coming up next, John MacArthur shows you what makes Christmas worth celebrating . . . as he continues his timely study called The Promise of Christmas. Make sure you know what’s so special about Christmas. Don’t miss John’s practical study . . . on the next GRACE TO YOU.
Jesus’ Birth in Bethlehem, Part 2b
Here’s a straightforward and important question . . . What’s the real meaning of Christmas? The Bible has answers . . . and even if you know the Christmas story, there’s more to it than you may think. GRACE TO YOU exists to help connect people like you with biblical truth—including Christmas truth. So join John MacArthur as he continues his timely and compelling study . . . The Promise of Christmas. . . on GRACE TO YOU.
Jesus’ Birth in Bethlehem, Part 2a
With all the advertising and movies and get-togethers and so much else that can distract from what’s most important about Christmas, how can you keep your focus where it should be? Well, John MacArthur is going to help you with that as he takes you back to the wonders of the very first Christmas. His series is called The Promise of Christmas . . . on GRACE TO YOU.