The Internal Systems, Part 1b
Why do you love your church? Is it because of the personality of your pastor . . . the programs for kids . . . maybe the style of worship? Those are aspects worth considering, but what are the most important things to look for in a church? And how can you help your church be all that God wants it to be? Consider that with John Macarthur . . . on GRACE TO YOU.
The Internal Systems, Part 1
How do you mature in your faith? Reading your Bible, praying, and memorizing Scripture are important . . . but the church you attend could have the biggest effect on your spiritual growth, for good or for bad. How can you spot a good church? John MacArthur helps you identify the kind of church you’d want to call home.
The Skeleton - Part 2
Say you change jobs and your family has to relocate. With moving comes a long list of big decisions, and at the top of that list is what church you and your family will attend. But how can you choose a church with confidence? John MacArthur helps you consider that in his series . . . The Anatomy of a Church. . . on GRACE TO YOU.
The Skeleton - Part 1
When you’re choosing a church, what do you look for—what are the priorities? Denomination? Atmosphere? Programs for kids? Convenient worship times? None of those are necessarily wrong to consider . . . but what should stand out most? John MacArthur answers that question as he launches a practical series that he calls . . . The Anatomy of a Church. Join him here for GRACE TO YOU.
The Foolishness of God - Part 2
One survey found that nearly 90 percent of Americans—Christian or not—own a copy of the Bible. Of course, owning a Bible and believing that it is the Word of God . . . those are two different things. So how can you be sure that the Bible is all that it claims to be? Listen to John MacArthur for helpful answers on GRACE TO YOU.
The Foolishness of God - Part 1
What do these verses mean? That’s one of the most important questions you can ask when reading the Bible. But perhaps an even more important question is, Can you trust what you’re reading? John MacArthur shows you why you can trust God’s Word for direction in every part of life. Listen as he continues his study titled . . . Is the Bible Reliable?. . . on GRACE TO YOU.
Prewritten History, Part 2b
The Bible makes some bold claims—for example, that Jesus is the only Savior . . . and every word of Scripture is from God. How can you be sure that’s all true? If you were asked to prove the Bible’s veracity, what would you say? Consider one of the greatest evidences for the truthfulness of Scripture—join John MacArthur . . . on GRACE TO YOU.
Prewritten History, Part 2a
If there is one thing you want to use effectively, it’s the Bible. The question is, how do you get all you can from God’s Word? How can you tap into its life-changing power . . . and be transformed by it? Well . . . fundamentally, you need to trust it. Consider that as John MacArthur continues his study called Is the Bible Reliable?. . . on GRACE TO YOU.
Prewritten History, Part 1b
Some people may respect certain parts of the Bible but reject other parts that they perceive as “offensive” or “antiquated.” Question is, How can you be sure that the Bible—all of it—should have your trust and obedience today? Join John MacArthur as he digs into God’s Word . . . answering the question . . . Is the Bible Reliable? That’s the title of John’s study . . . on GRACE TO YOU.
Prewritten History, Part 1
When people mock God and His Word, when they try to convince others that the Bible is false, and when they ridicule you for believing Scripture . . . how does God want you to respond? How should you defend Scripture in a world that’s hostile to it? Consider those issues with John MacArthur as he continues a study called Is the Bible Reliable?. . . on GRACE TO YOU.