Making Disciples of All Nations, Part 2a
Picture this: You explain the gospel to three friends ... and all three reject it. Does that necessarily mean you failed? Should you have said something differently? What does it take to be an effective witness for Christ? On GRACE TO YOU, John MacArthur takes you through a boot camp of sorts that will help you become what the great teacher Charles Spurgeon called a more potent soul-winner. Tune in for John’s study of The Great Commission.
Making Disciples of All Nations, Part 1b
You may not often think of it in these terms, but you and I are living ina spiritually lost world ... made up of the people you see in your neighborhood, your favorite restaurant, and the shopping mall. No doubt many of those lost people are folks you know —friends, coworkers, loved ones. What should you say to those lost people you care about most? John MacArthur shows you on the next GRACE TO YOU.
Making Disciples of All Nations, Part 1a
On GRACE TO YOU, John MacArthur starts a four-day look at what should be one of the primary objectives of every believer ... making disciples. How does the Lord want you to make disciples? Consider that as John examines the mission Jesus gave his followers before He ascended into Heaven—otherwise known as ... The Great Commission.
The King Fulfills Prophecy, Part 2
Perhaps you’re listening to this broadcast as you drive to see loved ones. Maybe you’re tuning in from home while you prepare a Christmas meal or wrap presents. Or maybe you’re about to watch a favorite holiday movie. No matter your schedule this Christmas Eve, a question to keep in mind: how do you worship Christ the way He deserves and get the most out of this season? Consider that as John MacArthur continues his series titled The Birth of the King on GRACE TO YOU.
The King Fulfills Prophecy, Part 1
There are many miracles that get our attention at Christmas ... the virgin birth, the star of Bethlehem, the angels singing and more. Yet, even more important than the miraculous circumstances of Christ’s birth is the reason that He came. That’s John MacArthur’s focus on the next GRACE TO YOU.
Fools and Wise Men, Part 2
There’s no reason to believe that Jesus was actually born on December 25—and it might be good that we don’t know the exact day of Christ’s birth ... because He needs to be our focus the other 364 days too. Still, you can be thankful there’s a holiday celebrating Jesus’ birth ... a time when even unbelievers are open to Bible teaching perhaps more than any other time. On GRACE TO YOU, John MacArthur provides a rich dose of gospel truth you can communicate with loved ones. It’s all part of his series on The Birth of the King.
Fools and Wise Men, Part 1
Some say it was a comet ... others say it was a nova—the bright, flaring-up of a star. Plenty of people have looked for scientific proof that this strange light was a real astrological event. What do you think? What was the star of Bethlehem? John MacArthur examines this intriguing element of the Christmas story and why it matters as he continues his study of The Birth of the King on GRACE TO YOU.
Who Were the Wise Men, Part 2
If you asked the average person to describe the birth of Christ, they would probably mention animals, a manager, Mary—and three wise men. These men have become a permanent part of the Christmas story. But who exactly were they and why did they come visit Jesus? And could your view of these figures be more influenced by Christmas traditions than the Bible? John MacArthur helps answer those questions as he continues his study on The Birth of the King on the next GRACE TO YOU.
Who Were the Wise Men, Part 1
Every year at this time you’ll find them in front yards and even in shopping centers. But although nativity scenes are fixtures at Christmas, there’s still plenty of confusion about what really happened at Bethlehem. John MacArthur looks at some widely held myths about Jesus’ birth as he continues his study titled The Birth of the King on the next GRACE TO YOU.
The Virgin Birth, Part 2
He healed the sick ... gave sight to the blind ... and rose from the dead. With all that Jesus did to prove that He is the Son of God ... did He really have to be virgin born to save you and me from our sins? John MacArthur answers that question in his current study for the Christmas season. Tune in for The Birth of the King on GRACE TO YOU.