The Muscles and the Flesh, Part 2a
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1 Corinthians 4
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Hebrews 13:17
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The Muscles and the Flesh, Part 1b
Suppose your pastor says something you think is outrageous. Should you leave your church? Or . . . what if there’s a trend in your local fellowship that isn’t biblical? How should you react? Should you stick with that church, or move on? Consider what the Bible says about your responsibilities to your local congregation. John MacArthur gives you some important things to consider . . . on GRACE TO YOU.
The Muscles and the Flesh, Part 1a
What are your responsibilities to your church? How can you best serve the people you worship with each week? What is it you can do—and should do—to help your congregation become more vibrant, healthier, and more honoring to the Lord? John MacArthur has practical answers in his current study titled The Anatomy of a Church.
The Internal Systems, Part 4b
In any church you are bound to find people who, frankly, make life difficult. People who criticize the preaching, the music, the fellowship—and lots more. How can you cultivate unity with people like that and help strengthen your local church? That’s John MacArthur’s focus as he continues his look at The Anatomy of a Church.
The Internal Systems, Part 4a
There are countless books, articles, and conferences aimed at helping pastors strengthen and build up the people in their congregations. But there are very few resources, if any, on how church members can build up their pastors. So join John MacArthur for a practical look at how you can better serve your local fellowship and encourage the leadership.
The Internal Systems, Part 3b
For decades, John MacArthur and GRACE TO YOU have been “Unleashing God’s Truth, One Verse at a Time” . . . connecting as many people as possible to the life-changing truth of God’s Word . . . verse by verse. Now, John continues his study called The Anatomy of a Church. . . showing you how you can help your church cultivate an atmosphere of spiritual life.
The Internal Systems, Part 3a
You probably know of churches that have made changes to the preaching, the music, and even the décor to attract new churchgoers. And the changes seem to work—people are attending those churches, sometimes in droves. But what does Scripture say about the local church—what are the essentials that churches need to practice? Get answers with John MacArthur on GRACE TO YOU.
The Internal Systems, Part 2b
How important is it to attend a church that has the right spiritual priorities? Your answer has more implications for your life than you may think. For over fifty-five years, John MacArthur has been teaching the Bible . . . unpacking what Scripture says—including about how you can spot a healthy, God honoring church. Join him for his study . . . The Anatomy of a Church. . . GRACE TO YOU.
The Internal Systems, Part 2a
Maybe you’ve heard business gurus talk about the importance of having a mission statement that spells out why your organization exists . . . what your goals are. With that in mind . . . what should the mission statement of your church be? What does the Bible say? Consider that as John MacArthur continues his look at . . . The Anatomy of a Church. . . on the next GRACE TO YOU.
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.