Walking in Love, Part 2-2
Being confused about what love is can take you down a road with serious consequences—in fact, the most serious of consequences: eternal separation from God’s love. Consider that point today on GRACE TO YOU . . . as John MacArthur answers the question, “What does it mean to love the right way—God’s way?” It’s part of his study titled . . . The Portrait of a New Life.
Walking in Love, Part 2-1
The Bible gives clear standards for what it means to be a Christian . . . and they go well beyond the externals that can be faked. John MacArthur examines those standards today on GRACE TO YOU . . . continuing his study called The Portrait of a New Life
Walking in Love, Part 1-2
If you’re going to name the name of Christ—if you’re going to call yourself a Christian—you need to walk as Christ walked . . . and love as Christ loved. John MacArthur helps you see what walking in love means on this edition of GRACE TO YOU . . . as he continues a study he calls The Portrait of a New Life. It’s a series on cultivating the traits that honor God and strengthen your Christian testimony.
Walking in Love, Part 1-1
So, how does the Bible define love—the love Christians should have and demonstrate? What should it look like at home, at the office, in your neighborhood, and at church? Find out today on GRACE TO YOU as John MacArthur, continues his study called The Portrait of a New Life . . . showing you how, as a Christian, love gets radically redefined.
Principles of New Life, Part 2
Maybe you can remember a teacher who had a veritable laundry list of “Don’ts” for your class —Don’t talk . . . Don’t leave your seat . . . Don’t write in red pen. John MacArthur works through a biblical list of “Do’s” where your speech is concerned. This practical look at how you should speak is part of John’s current series titled . . . The Portrait of a New Life. That’s on the next GRACE TO YOU with John MacArthur.
Principles of New Life, Part 1
Is it OK to be angry when . . . your child is defiant or when a politician says something that attacks Christian values? How about when you scrape the paint on your car . . . when the dog chews up your new shoes . . . or your team loses the big game? When is it right to be angry? Or . . . is it never right for a Christian to lose his head? John MacArthur examines the issue of anger today, as well as truthful speech—two crucial elements in . . . The Portrait of a New Life
Off with the Old, On with the New, Part 2-2
What is it that gives a life true meaning, real purpose? You’ll find the answer on this edition of GRACE TO YOU . . . as John MacArthur brings into focus what he calls . . . The Portrait of a New Life. That’s the title of his series from Ephesians 4.
Off with the Old, On with the New, Part 2-1
It’s been said, “the sun melts snow but hardens clay.” And if you think about it, that’s also a great analogy for the power of God’s Word. For some it melts their resistance to the gospel, makes them softer, more sensitive sin. But it causes others to harden their hearts, run faster into evil, and farther from the Lord. John MacArthur examines this issue today on GRACE TO YOU.
Off with the Old, On with the New, Part 1-2
“Two roads diverged in a wood, and I—I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference.” Well, not to spiritualize that poem . . . but certainly you know the Christian road is the less-traveled way—as Scripture says, few find it. You can think of John MacArthur’s current study on GRACE TO YOU as something of a road map . . . charting a course for growth in Christ.
Off with the Old, On with the New, Part 1-1
John MacArthur starts soon his series titled . . . The Portrait of a New Life. Of course, unlike a painting . . . this study isn’t going to show you what a Christian looked like at a particular point in history. Instead, you’ll see the attitudes and actions that should characterize every follower of Christ that’s on the next GRACE TO YOU with John MacArthur.