Does the Bible Permit a Woman to Preach? Part 2

Have you ever been to a church pastored by a woman? That used to be quite rare, but now around 20 percent of pastors are women, which many people applaud—they see it as an example of progress . . .equality in the church. But should Christians be so eager to embrace this trend? What does the Bible say about churches led by women? Find out,on GRACE TO YOU with John MacArthur.

Does the Bible Permit a Woman to Preach? Part 1

Would you go to a church that wouldn’t let a woman be the pastor? Many people would say a church like that is old fashioned . . . chauvinistic . . . and prevents women from using their God-given gifts. Bu twhat does God’s Word say? Should women lead congregations? Hear more from John MacArthur . . .on GRACE TO YOU.

God’s High Calling for Women–Part 2c

A famous lawyer once explained a key strategy: Say what you want people to believe,repeat it often,and eventually they’ll believe. Unfortunately, Christianity has suffered from such a tactic—unjustly being labeled “anti-woman.”With Mother’s Day on the horizon in the U.S. and Canada, John MacArthur’s continues his look at the unique role God’s designed women to fill...in the home and in the church.

God’s High Calling for Women – Part 2c

What is a woman's role in the church? Does the Bible teach women are 2nd class?

God’s High Calling for Women – Part 2b

If you were a district attorney, you might feel confident knowing you had not one, not two, but five witnesses to support the case you were building. Those testimonies could really put the pressure on the opposition. On the next GRACE TO YOU, John MacArthur cross-examines the records of five women in the Bible — women who, some say, set the precedent for ordaining women pastors. It’s all part of his continuing study, titled, God’s High Calling for Women.

Why Does God Allow So Much Suffering?, Part 2

During the COVID-19 pandemic, with widespread illness and millions of people losing their jobs, maybe you’ve wondered, “Is God really in control?” If He is, and if He is good, why would He allow so much heartache? John MacArthur helps answer those questions on GRACE TO YOU—we’re preempting the regular schedule to bring you his message called . . . “Why Does God Allow So Much Suffering?

Why Does God Allow So Much Suffering?, Part 1

Why is there so much suffering in the world? You may have wondered that a lot lately, during the COVID-19 pandemic. Thankfully, God’s Word is not silent on that issue—it has clear, reassuring answers . . . as you’ll hear on GRACE TO YOU. We’re interrupting our regular schedule to bring you a special message from John MacArthur called . . . “Why Does God Allow So Much Suffering?”

Thinking Biblically About the COVID-19 Pandemic Part 2

During the COVID-19 pandemic, you’ve probably found comfort and guidance from God’s Word and you have probably found yourself with new questions the longer the crisis has gone on. Recently John MacArthur sat down in studio to answer some important questions raised by the pandemic—probably questions you have. We’re breaking from our regular schedule to bring you that interview on GRACE TO YOU.

Thinking Biblically About the COVID-19 Pandemic , Part 1

The coronavirus pandemic has drastically changed the world we live in. And every day it seems that like new problems, challenges, and questions arise. With that in mind, I recently sat down with John MacArthur to ask him questions that believers around the world are asking. We’re preempting our regular schedule to bring you that interview on GRACE TO YOU with John MacArthur.

Thinking Biblically About the COVID-19 Pandemic, Part 1

How can you conquer a nation? Dr John MacArthur is interviewed about his thoughts on the Coronavirus, COVID-19, and the Bible. Listen in to this episode of "Grace To You".

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