“The Consequences of an Uncompromising Life, Part 1” (#2)
Have you seen the movie Chariots of Fire? It tells the story of Eric Liddell, a world-class sprinter—and devout Christian—who, in the 1924 Olympics, dropped out of his best event when he realized the race was scheduled for a Sunday. While some certainly criticized him, Liddell decided his convictions were more important than Olympic glory. On GRACE TO YOU, John MacArthur helps you cultivate that sort of conviction as he continues his study titled, An Uncompromising Life.
“The Consequences of an Uncompromising Life, Part 1” (#1)
During the American Civil War one soldier wanted to improve his odds of survival, so he dressed in a blue coat, like the Northern army and gray pants,like the Southern troops. What happened? He got shot from both directions. Compromise can be deadly. Are you wearing a patchwork spiritual uniform—a blend of God’s standards and your standards—and think that’s a safe way to live? How committed are you to honoring God? Listen to GRACE TO YOU, when John MacArthur helps you see what it means to live An Uncompromising Life.
“An Uncompromising Life” (#2)
A. W. Tozer once said, “We are not diplomats but prophets, and our message is not a compromise but an ultimatum.” So, who are the prophets —who’s Tozer talking about? He’s talking about you if you’re a Christian. And what is it you can’t compromise? God’s Truth. So, what tempts you to compromise on truth? And when you are tempted, how do you respond? John MacArthur answers those questions when he shows you the amazing blessing that comes from An Uncompromising Life—the title of his current study, here on GRACE TO YOU.
“An Uncompromising Life” (#1)
Have you ever been tempted to fudge some numbers on your tax return, or embellish the truth on a job application? No big deal ... everyone cuts corner now and then and it’s pretty much standard practice, right? But the question is still ... what does God say about compromise? John MacArthur’s going to help you answer that question on GRACE TO YOU as he kicks off a series titled, An Uncompromising Life. It’s a compelling look at the life of Daniel.
“Witnessing Women and Doubting Men” (#2)
Good Friday is a day of sorrow for many people as they mourn the shame and unspeakable suffering Jesus endured at the cross. Yet what followed His enormous sacrifice is so remarkable—so monumental—only the sinless Son of God could do it. And it’s the reason that sorrow and mourning give way to joy. On GRACE TO YOU, John MacArthur takes a close look at some amazing details from the Easter story. You won’t want to miss hearing the perspective of the witnesses who saw the events unfold that day.
“Witnessing Women and Doubting Men” (#1)
On GRACE TO YOU, John MacArthur looks at some crucial details of the Easter story ... details that can help you worship in Spirit and truth this Sunday and truly understand the sacrifice Christ made for sinners. John will focus on the resurrected One and the salvation He brought to ungodly sinners like you and me in the series titled, The Empty Tomb
“An Empty Tomb with an Angelic Explanation” (#2)
In a court of law, if you have two reliable witnesses to a crime, odds are you’ll get the right verdict. You can imagine then how easy it is to get the truth with several believable witnesses. On GRACE TO YOU, John MacArthur shares accounts from followers of Jesus as well as from those who hated Him. Be listening when John shares all the details from Scripture that may radically alter your understanding of Easter.
“An Empty Tomb with an Angelic Explanation” (#1)
Imagine the sadness Christ’s followers must have felt after the Crucifixion. But the sorrow they felt would all change that next Sunday morning, when they discovered the tomb was empty. On GRACE TO YOU, John MacArthur shows you how the followers of Christ reacted to the Resurrection . . . and what it means for your worship this Resurrection Sunday. It’s part of John’s series titled . . . The Empty Tomb.
“The Supernatural Burial of Christ” (#2)
“It is finished!” Jesus cried from the cross, then drew His last breath. A short time later, His body was lying in a tomb. But in three days, He rose again and everything changed. To shed light on crucial details from the first Easter and to help you understand what history’s great turning point means for you, listen to GRACE TO YOU with John MacArthur when he begins his study of The Empty Tomb.
“The Supernatural Burial of Christ” (#1)
It’s understandable that the details of Jesus’ unjust trial would anger us, that His suffering would awe and humble us, and that the thought of Him hanging on a cross would capture our attention. But what about Christ’s burial? On GRACE TO YOU, John MacArthur shows us the supernatural nature of Christ’s burial and help us deepen our understanding of the most important event in history—Christ’s resurrection. Don’t miss John’s study, The Empty Tomb.