The Lowly Walk, Part 5
In a society that praises self-confidence, self-esteem ... even arrogance ... how should your character as a Christian be different? And what steps can you take to develop that Christ-honoring character? John MacArthur has answers you’ll want to hear as he continues his series from Ephesians called ... Getting in Step with the Christian Walk. Tune in for the next GRACE TO YOU.
The Lowly Walk, Part 4(#2)
We’re all bloated with pride. And if we don’t resist that pride ... Scripture says God will oppose you. But how exactly do you put away pride ... and put on humility in your relationships, thoughts and prayers? Find out as John MacArthur continues his current series from Ephesians 4 titled Getting in Step with the Christian Walk ... on the next GRACE TO YOU.
The Lowly Walk, Part 4(#1)
It’s one of the greatest—maybe the greatest—temptation you’ll face today ... and everyday, for that matter. I’m talking about the lure of pride ... the tendency we all have to think more highly of ourselves than we should. But thankfully, the Bible lays out a clear path to growing in humility. John MacArthur points you to that path on the next GRACE TO YOU.
The Lowly Walk, Part 3(#2)
Humility ... it’s been called the prince of virtues ... the crown jewel of the Christian life. But how exactly do you measure that trait—how can you know if you truly are humble? John MacArthur shows you as he continues his study from Ephesians 4 called ... Getting in Step with the Christian Walk. Practical teaching from Ephesians 4—don’t miss it on GRACE TO YOU.
The Lowly Walk, Part 3(#1)
It’s clear we live in a culture that values self-worth ... and encourages you to have an unshakable belief in yourself. But, if you’re a Christian, you’re not called to a life of self-confidence—far from it. So, what are some practical steps you can take to cultivate the humility and meekness that God desires. Find out on the next GRACE TO YOU with John MacArthur.
The Lowly Walk, Part 2(#2)
If you met a Christian in middle America ... or in Tokyo ... or in Russia ... or anywhere at all ... you’d no doubt notice a few striking similarities ... patterns they’d all have in common despite their different life circumstances. Specifically, what would those similarities be? Find out as John MacArthur continues his series Getting in Step with the Christian Walk ... on the next GRACE TO YOU.
The Lowly Walk, Part 2(#1)
Thanks for tuning in for this mid-week edition of GRACE TO YOU, as John MacArthur continues his foundational study titled . . . Getting in Step with the Christian Walk. . . with a look at the remarkable power of God’s Word. In today’s lesson, you’re going to learn how to use Scripture in your daily battle against sin. It’s practical insight that can help you navigate a strained relationship . . . a stressful job . . . a moment of temptation . . . any circumstance.
The Lowly Walk, Part 1(#2)
ImagineIt’s one of the most basic commands in Scripture . . . that every Christian walk in a manner worthy of the gospel. So, what does that walk look like? How do you know if your life . . . well . . . honors Christ? And when you fight temptation . . . when sin frustrates you and your Christian walk stumbles . . . how should you respond? John MacArthur answers important questions like those here on GRACE TO YOU, as he continues his current study titled . . . Getting in Step with the Christian Walk. . . a series covering the basic steps you can take to live a life that honors Christ
The Lowly Walk, Part 1(#1)
It may seem like a waste of time . . . learning to put your right foot in front of your left . . . and do it as the same time as the rest of a platoon. But the truth is, if you can’t march . . . if you can’t follow simple orders . . . you’ll never master the more complex and difficult challenges of military life.In the same way, there are a few simple tasks—marching orders—you must master if you’re a Christian. John MacArthur explains today GRACE TO YOU in a study he’s titled . . . Getting in Step With the Christian Walk.
Rejoicing Always (#2)
It’s easy to be happy and content when things are going your way. But how can you be thankful when you’re mistreated . . . falsely accused . . . even when your life is in danger because of your faith? Bottom line, why should you still be grateful even when life is hard? John MacArthur shows you biblical answers to that question today on GRACE TO YOU as he continues a special week of broadcasts. Today’s sermon is titled . . . “Rejoicing Always,” and it just might help you cultivate thankfulness all year long.