The Purpose of Trials
If God is good and all powerful—and He is—why do you and I . . . why does anyone . . . suffer? Bottom line, if God really loves you, why does He allow you to go through trials? Well, as John MacArthur’s going to show you today . . . trials can actually be good for you! That’s right . . . hard times can be a blessing from God. How? Find out as John MacArthur continues his series on GRACE TO YOU that’s looking at . . . The New Testament, Beginning to End.
The Substance of Faith
If someone asked you “what is faith?” . . . how would you respond? It can be a greater challenge to answer that question than you might think. So for some practical help, stay here as John MacArthur looks to Hebrews 11 in his ongoing study called . . . The New Testament, Beginning to End, on GRACE TO YOU.
A Living Lesson on Forgiveness
The renowned preacher Charles Spurgeon offered a clear warning to those who say they are Christians but do not live a righteous life. He said, “The man who talks about his experience as a Christian, who never does anything for Christ, is . . . only an idle dreamer.” John MacArthur helps you avoid that kind of spiritual hypocrisy with a lesson titled . . . “Sound Doctrine Backed by Sound Living.” It’s part of his current study that’s taking you through . . . The New Testament, Beginning to End . . . here on GRACE TO YOU.
Sound Doctrine Backed by Sound Living
The renowned preacher Charles Spurgeon offered a clear warning to those who say they are Christians but do not live a righteous life. He said, “The man who talks about his experience as a Christian, who never does anything for Christ, is . . . only an idle dreamer.” John MacArthur helps you avoid that kind of spiritual hypocrisy with a lesson titled . . . Sound Doctrine Backed by Sound Living today on GRACE TO YOU.
Our God-Breathed Bible
Fail-Proof Spiritual Leadership
Someone once said that in the body of Christ, we belong to each other, affect each other . . . and can’t escape each other! Now, those words certainly magnify the need for strong, biblically based leadership in the church. But that doesn’t mean the call for spiritual leadership is just for pastors, Sunday school teachers—people in official roles. Every Christian needs to embrace the biblical definition of leadership. Today, John MacArthur looks to the apostle Paul for the definition of spiritual leadership on GRACE TO YOU.
A Plan for Your Family - God’s vs. the World’s
Whether it’s news reports about the popularity of gay marriage . . . television shows with adulterous story lines . . . or books that celebrate sexual sin . . . it’s clear that society doesn’t have a biblical view of sexuality, marriage, and family . . . not even close. Question is, when it comes to your marriage and family . . . are you following the world’s plan or God’s? John MacArthur helps you answer that question today on GRACE TO YOU, as he continues his current series . . . a collection of messages from his 50 years of ministry titled . . . The New Testament, Beginning to End.
What Is Christian Liberty?
For most people, the notion of Christian liberty boils down to figuring out what they’re allowed to do. Can you watch films rated PG-13? Are you allowed to drink alcohol? What desires are you allowed to indulge?Well, today on GRACE TO YOU, John MacArthur shows you what Scripture says about Christian liberty . . . and why it’s not really about fulfilling your desires at all. John’s lesson is part of his current series . . . a collection of some of his most influential sermons titled . . . The New Testament, Beginning to End.
Fifteen Words of Hope
Thanks for making GRACE TO YOU part of your day . . . as John MacArthur continues his study titled . . . The New Testament, Beginning to End. It’s a collection of influential sermons from nearly a half century of ministry. Today,John focuses on 2 Corinthians, in a sermon titled . . . “Fifteen Word of Hope.”
Why We Believe While Others Reject
Perhaps you have a friend or family member you’ve known for a long time . . . you have many of the same influences . . . maybe even attended the same church . . . but when it comes to Christ, your view is completely different from his. Why would that happen—what makes the difference? How could two people so similar . . . with access to the same truth about Jesus . . . and respond to Christ in completely different ways?John MacArthur explains that today on GRACE TO YOU with a message titled . . . “Why We Believe While Others Reject.”