The Call to Repentance (#1)
Since 1969, GRACE TO YOU has been taking John MacArthur’s verse-by-verse Bible teaching near and far, for the purpose of “equipping the saints for the work of the service, to the building up of the body of Christ.” On GRACE TO YOU, John MacArthur covers the issue of repentance as it relates to your salvation—vital stuff—so grab your Bible and join him as he continues his series, The Gospel According to Jesus.
The Lordship of Christ - Introduction (#2)
With all the concerns about the economy, social decay, and more, it’s no wonder that people have anxiety. But you know, there is one fear that should stand above the rest, and that is this: believing you are a Christian but hearing the Lord say, “Depart from me, I never knew you.” So, what does it take to be sure of your salvation? John MacArthur shows you on this edition of GRACE TO YOU.
Why We Should Love the Church
Why do you love your church? Is it because of the personality of your pastor . . . the programs the church offers . . . maybe the style of worship? Those are good reasons, but why should you love the church in general? Consider that with John MacArthur—who has led the same church for 54 years—in his series on GRACE TO YOU called . . . What to Look for in a Church.
The Parable of the Murdered Son (#1)
As a kid, you likely read The Three Little Pigs, The Little Engine That Could, or The Boy Who Cried Wolf and learned important virtues like preparation, persistence, and honesty. Maybe you’ve always assumed Jesus’ parables were the same kinds of stories, simple tales that emphasized important values. But the parables are far more than that. John MacArthur helps you see that on GRACE TO YOU as he continues his series titled . . . Stories with Purpose.
The Purpose of Parables (#2)
A New York family bought a vase at a garage sale for $3.00. To their surprise, it turned out to be a treasure from the Ming Dynasty! The previous owner clearly missed the vase’s true worth. Many people make a similar mistake when they read the parables of Jesus. On this episode of GRACE TO YOU with John MacArthur, learn how not to miss the true worth of these parables when John launches his series titled, Stories with Purpose.
The Purpose of Parables
The parables of Jesus have become some of history’s best known tales. For many, they rank among the most treasured passages of Scripture. But if the parables are so popular—and simple enough that children can follow the story—why would John MacArthur say their true meaning is often missed? Find out on this edition of GRACE TO YOU as John begins a brand-new series titled, Stories with Purpose.
“Empty Hearts” (#1)
It has been said the easiest person to deceive is yourself. And there is no deception with greater consequences than to think you’re a Christian when, truth is, you’re not. That’s a deception that not only affects your life today, but it also determines your eternity. John MacArthur is helping you be certain about your relationship with Christ in his current study on GRACE TO YOU. He calls it . . . Salvation Survey.
“Empty Hearts” (#1)
You hear the gospel and pray the sinner’s prayer. You faithfully serve your church. And you tell others about Christ. Yet one day, you stand before the God you claim to know and find out, to your horror, that He doesn’t know you! How could that possibly happen? Tune in for GRACE TO YOU as John MacArthur walks you through a self-examination that will help you know whether you’re saved—or self-deceived.
“Empty Words” (#2)
In baseball, even the best hitters can be tricked by a good pitcher. And you know, even a sharp person can be fooled about salvation—convinced he’s a Christian when, really, he’s not. So how can you make sure that’s not you—how can you be certain you’re going to heaven? What are the marks of a true Christian? On this edition of GRACE TO YOU, John MacArthur looks at all those crucial issues in his series titled Salvation Survey.
“Empty Words” (#1)
Matthew Henry said, “it ought to be our chief and constant care to make our calling and election sure, to secure a title to heaven’s happiness, and then get the evidence of it.” Sadly, there are many today who are certain they’ve received salvation when, the fact is, they’re deceived. Listen to GRACE TO YOU this week when John MacArthur walks you through his study titled, Salvation Survey and what the Bible says is the difference between true and false Christians.