The Humility and Exaltation of Christ (#1)
With all of the differing claims about Jesus made on TV, in articles, and even from church pulpits—how can you sort the truth from the error? John MacArthur helps clear up the confusion by showing you what God’s unchanging Word says about Jesus Christ. Listen to John’s important study . . . Who Is Jesus, Anyway?. . . on GRACE TO YOU.
Who is This Jesus? (#2)
For over fifty-five years, John MacArthur and GRACE TO YOU have been “Unleashing God’s Truth, One Verse at a Time” . . . connecting as many people as possible with the life-changing truth of God’s Word . . . verse by verse. And next, John will consider one of the most important questions you could ever ask . . . Who Is Jesus, Anyway? Critical stuff on GRACE TO YOU.
Who is This Jesus? (#1)
Here is an important question for you . . . and, really, it’s one of the most important questions anyone could ask: Who is Jesus Christ? I encourage you to consider what the timeless Word of God clearly reveals about that. Make sure you can answer the question . . . Who Is Jesus, Anyway?Join John MacArthur for his study by that name . . . on GRACE TO YOU.
A Good Lesson from a Bad Example (#2)
Perhaps you can recall stories in which men have gained power, wealth, and fame in ungodly and underhanded ways. You would probably think of their actions as sins to be avoided . . . not as examples to follow. Well, John MacArthur looks at a parable Jesus taught that shows you a good lesson that you can learn from a bad example . . . on GRACE TO YOU.
A Good Lesson from a Bad Example (#1)
Jesus told many parables during His earthly ministry, and frequently used examples—both good and bad—to teach a lesson. But in one of those parables, Jesus actually seemed to praise a greedy, unrighteous man as an example to follow. How are you supposed to apply that lesson to your life? Find out in John MacArthur’s study titled Stories with Purpose. . . on GRACE TO YOU.
An Invitation to God’s Great Banquet (#2)
The impact of the Apollo 11 moon landing in 1969 was monumental. And that same year—just a few months before the launch of Apollo 11—John MacArthur launched his pastoral ministry that continues to this day . . . and with it, the Bible-teaching ministry of GRACE TO YOU. So join John as he unearths the riches of the parables of Jesus . . . on GRACE TO YOU.
An Invitation to God’s Great Banquet (#1)
How can you be sure that you’re not deceived about your salvation . . . that you’re not mistaken about your standing before God? There may not be a more critical issue to consider. John MacArthur helps you answer that question by looking at a memorable parable that Jesus taught. Important truth ahead . . . so be here for John’s study called Stories with Purpose. . . on GRACE TO YOU.
Humbling the Exalted—Exalting the Humble (#2)
Humility . . . it’s an attitude that God blesses. But what exactly does humility look like? And how can you grow in this foundational Christian virtue? Well, Jesus told a story—a parable—that speaks to that issue. John MacArthur is going to dig deep into that parable today as he continues his study called . . . Stories with Purpose.
Humbling the Exalted—Exalting the Humble (#1)
There are many people who respect the Bible but may have no idea what most of it means or how to interpret it. That’s especially true when it comes to the parables that Jesus taught. So join John MacArthur as he digs into the parables . . . showing you the riches contained in these Stories with Purpose. That’s the title of John’s study . . . on GRACE TO YOU.
Living on Borrowed Time (#2)
When you think about the parables that Jesus taught, maybe several things come to mind. But is one of those things . . . the terrifying coming judgment of God? John MacArthur looks at a parable with that kind of sobering theme in a lesson titled . . . “Living on Borrowed Time.” It’s part of his series called . . . Stories with Purpose.