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.

Living on Borrowed Time (#1)

Picture this . . . you’re in a car wreck that should have killed you, but against all odds, you survive! In light of such a miraculous survival story, how should you live your life? Well on Grace to You, John MacArthur will show you that everyone lives on that sort of borrowed time. Learn more as John continues his study . . . Stories with Purpose.

The Rich Fool

Here’s an important question for you: How should you conduct your life . . . what sort of plans should you make . . . knowing that you will die someday? Consider that with John MacArthur as he looks at the parable of the rich fool—a story about a successful man and his date with death.

The Most Misunderstood Parable (#2)

You’ve probably heard that a Bible that’s falling apart usually belongs to someone who isn’t. That to say, when you’re constantly reaching for your Bible and meditating on its truth, you’ll find the guidance and strength you need every day. So risk some wear and tear on your Bible with John MacArthur when he unpacks “The Most Misunderstood Parable” of Jesus . . . on GRACE TO YOU.

The Most Misunderstood Parable (#1)

Do you have questions about the parables of Jesus? Who doesn’t? While the word pictures may be clear enough, the meaning behind them are not always easy to grasp. For helpful clarity on these stories, join John MacArthur for a look at “The Most Misunderstood Parable.” It’s part of his compelling study titled . . . Stories with Purpose.

The Parable of the Murdered Son (#2)

Scripture records forty parables taught by Jesus. But what was their purpose? Can you know their true meaning? GRACE TO YOU’s mission is to help people understand biblical truth. So join John MacArthur to learn how the simple tales Jesus taught can revolutionize your perspective on the gospel, salvation from sin, and life in the kingdom of God.

The Parable of the Murdered Son (#1)

How do you interpret the parables that Jesus taught? How do you get at their meaning . . . and how can you apply these simple stories to your life? John MacArthur helps you with that as he continues his series called . . . Stories with Purpose. Be here to see why Jesus spoke in parables, and the dangers of missing their intended meaning . . . on GRACE TO YOU.

The Purpose of Parables (#2)

Have you ever wondered what the parables of Jesus are all about? Maybe you’ve wondered how to apply them to your life . . . or where you might fit into the stories. On GRACE TO YOU, John MacArthur will examine the purpose of parables . . . and show you how you can benefit from their profound truth. Be here for his important study called . . . Stories with Purpose

The Purpose of Parables (#1)

What is the purpose of the parables that Jesus taught? Are they simply stories designed to catch the listener’s attention? Are they models that preachers should follow as they prepare their sermons? Well, John MacArthur will show you the reason Jesus taught in parables . . . and it might surprise you. Be here for his study called Stories with Purpose. . . on GRACE TO YOU.

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