“Deliverance - From the Temporal World to the Eternal Kingdom” (Part 2)
How might your life change if you had a near-death experience? Well, if you’re a Christian, do you realize that you were spiritually dead until God made you alive and rescued you from the eternal consequences of your sins? You have been saved from death—saved from eternal death. How should that deliverance affect the way you live your life today and in the future. Consider that with John MacArthur . . . on GRACE TO YOU.
“Deliverance: From the Temporal World to the Eternal Kingdom” Part 1
Being a Christian means that God has saved you from your sin, for all eternity. But the fact that you’ve been saved, rescued—delivered by God—what implications does that have in the here and now? And why is it so important to fully grasp all that Christ has delivered you from? Important questions that John MacArthur helps you answer . . . on the next GRACE TO YOU.
“Deliverance: From Sin to Righteousness, Part 2 (#2)”
How focused are you and your church on rescuing people lost in their sin? Should witnessing—giving people the gospel—still be a primary activity for Christians? Or should we focus on solving social problems and meeting people’s practical needs? Consider those questions as John MacArthur continues his series called Delivered by God . . . on the next GRACE TO YOU.
“Deliverance: From Sin to Righteousness, Part 2 (#1)”
Plenty of evangelical leaders have taught that Christianity isn’t much different from other religions . . . and that you really don’t have to change how you think and how you live when you become a Christian—it’s even OK to hold unbiblical views about salvation as long as you’re sincere. Well, on the next edition of GRACE TO YOU, John MacArthur shows you how those views square with Scripture.
“Deliverance From Sin to Righteousness,” Part 1 (#2)
It’s an aspect of salvation every Christian needs to understand: What it is that God delivers you from when He saves you. On GRACE TO YOU, John MacArthur clarifies that issue as he looks at all the things Christ delivers you from when He grants you salvation. This series on the life-changing power of salvation is titled . . . Delivered by God
“Deliverance From Sin to Righteousness,” Part 1 (#1)
If you don’t realize that you’re in serious trouble, why would you call out for help? You wouldn’t. That’s a classic picture of the unregenerate sinner—he’s in the worst possible trouble, yet he doesn’t realize it. On GRACE TO YOU, John MacArthur will explain the danger you are in if you don’t know Christ . . . and, if you’re a believer, he will help you communicate the gospel with conviction
“Deliverance - From Error to the Truth, Part 2” (#2)
It’s been said that all wrongdoing is done in the sincere belief that it’s the right thing to do. You know, it’s probably true that many false ideas about God and salvation are promoted in the sincere belief that they are right. Thing is . . . sincerity doesn’t save anyone. John MacArthur looks at that principle on GRACE TO YOU as he answers the critical question . . . “What do you need to believe about God to be a Christian?”
“Deliverance - From Error to the Truth, Part 2” (#1)
Now, when you say one thing but your actions tell a different story, you’ve got a problem. Yet, some people see no problem when a person claims he’s a Christian . . . but his way of life bear no resemblance to what the Bible says a Christian should look like. That sort of thinking compelled John MacArthur to examine what being a Christian —what being Delivered by God—really means. Tune in as John continues his study on GRACE TO YOU.
“Deliverance - From Error to the Truth, Part 1” (#21)
Think about your family. No doubt you have at least a few physical characteristics or personality traits in common with them, attributes that make it clear you are related. Well, can the same be said for those in the Christian family? What should you see—what identifies a person as a Christian? Those are challenging and timely questions that John MacArthur’s addressing in his current study on GRACE TO YOU. It’s a look at what it means to be . . . Delivered by God.
“Deliverance - From Error to the Truth, Part 1” (#1)
According to some people today, a person can receive salvation without understanding—or even believing—the gospel. The consequences of that view? People are confused about what it means to be a Christian. A serious issue . . . one that gripped John MacArthur enough to address it head on. The result: John’s current series of lessons here on GRACE TO YOU, titled Delivered by God.