The Church has No Fellowship with the World (#2)

In the early twentieth century, a movement swept across Christianity that taught that the church should focus on fighting alcoholism, poverty, any other social ills. Now, while those are good desires, should they be at the heart of the church’s mission? What does Scripture say about the purpose of the church—why was it created and how should it function? Consider that today as John continues his study on how you can effectively serve the Lord and flourish spiritually even amid the social chaos that is commonplace today on GRACE TO YOU.

Calling Rulers to Repentance (#2 of 2)

You may think the only way to make government better is by voting out the bad leaders. But when was the last time you prayed for bad leaders to become good leaders—for God to redeem the people in authority over you? John MacArthur recently called his church to pray for the repentance of California’s governor. Learn why as we break from our regular schedule . . . on GRACE TO YOU.

Calling Rulers to Repentance (#1 of 2)

After California’s governor recently had billboards put up in politically conservative states, encouraging women there to come to California to have abortions, John MacArthur wrote an open letter to the governor . . . and then preached the message that you’ll hear on the next GRACE TO YOU. Tune in as we interrupt our regular schedule to air that message, titled . . . “Calling Rulers to Repentance.”

A Plea to a Governor Who Mocks God

You may have heard about an open letter that John MacArthur wrote to California’s governor. It has prompted a lot of discussion about leaders who blaspheme God . . . and how the church should respond. That in mind, be here for a new interview called “A Plea to a Governor Who Mocks God”—we’re preempting our regular schedule to bring it to you . . . on GRACE TO YOU.

Could Jesus Come Today? (#2)

He’s known as the church’s first martyr—Stephen. Acts 7 tells us that after being mocked, beaten, and stoned, he cries out, “Lord, do not hold this sin against them.” With his last breath, he did not insult his attackers or seek revenge, he obeyed and glorified Christ. Now, you’ll probably never have to face that kind of persecution. But like Stephen you live in a culture filled with people, institutions, and politicians that hate you. John MacArthur continues his brand-new series on GRACE TO YOU tilted . . . The World vs. the Kingdom of God.

Gospel Glory in Post of Clay (#1)

You used to be able to assume that the average person on the street—in America at least—would have a basic knowledge of the gospel. But now it can’t be taken for granted that someone has heard about sin . . . the resurrection . . . or even about Jesus Christ. So in a society that becoming more and more biblically illiterate— how do you effectively preach the gospel? Do you need to master a new technique? Hear more on GRACE TO YOU with John MacArthur.

Bold Proclaimers of Gospel Truth (#2)

In his book, "Seven Way to Fix the World" Christopher Barnetts suggests mankind needs to adopt a low energy lifestyle . . . listen to a diversity of opinions . . . and put more women in authority. And while some of his ideas could help, none of them would truly fix the world’s problems. If you could only do one thing to fix mankind greatest issues, what should you do? John MacArthur tackles that questions head on today as he continues his brand-new series called . . . The World vs. the Kingdom of God.

Bold Proclaimers of Gospel Truth (#1)

The apostle Paul suffered constant beatings . . . deprivation . . . and even a stoning. Yet, no matter how evil the world became or how often he was persecuted . . . the apostle Paul endured. But what gave this man of God the strength to say faithful . . . what truths did Paul cling to when his trials seemed impossible to endure . . . and then got harder? John MacArthur begins to answer that question today on GRACE TO YOU.

God’s Kingdom Is Not of This World (#2)

For over two hundred years the majority of the United States believed that marriage was between a man and woman. But that all changed in a fifteen year span. Unfortunately, the biblical view of marriage is just one foundational belief that society has jettisoned recently—and who knows what will go next. With so much in the culture that is upside down today, can the church make a difference? John MacArthur has an encouraging answer today on GRACE TO YOU.

God’s Kingdom Is Not of This World (#1)

Many pastors have tried to reverse the decline in church attendance by making church more entertaining. But will certain strategies strengthen the church for the work it needs to do—the work God established the church to do? The challenges for God’s people seem more insurmountable today than ever. Make sure you’re thinking biblically about those challenges and listen to GRACE TO YOU with John MacArthur to help you do just that.

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