Happy Are the Meek, Part 2
The Bible says, “Blessed are the meek” . . . but is that really such a Christian thing to be? Didn’t Jesus Himself drive out the money changers from the temple . . . not with a suggestion . . . but with a whip? Not exactly what you’d call meekness. Why then would the Bible say it’s a good thing—a blessed thing—to be meek? Find out on GRACE TO YOU with John MacArthur.
Happy Are the Meek, Part 1
Now, nobody respects a coward, right? The world doesn’t . . . and frankly, neither does the church.Christians are supposed to be bold. So why would God’s Word plainly say . . . “Blessed are the meek”? On GRACE TO YOU, John MacArthur examines what meekness is . . . and what it isn’t. Along the way, you’re going to see why the spiritually meek know genuine, unshakable happiness.
Happy Are the Sad, Part 2
Mourning is a predictable, normal part of life. Thankfully, God’s Word seems to speak even more powerfully in times of loss.When the Bible says, “Blessed are those who mourn,” is that an affirmation that God’s going to comfort you . . . bless you . . . when something really bad happens? Find out on GRACE TO YOU with John MacArthur.
Happy Are the Sad, Part 1
When Jesus said“Blessed are those who mourn”in the Sermon on the Mount, what was He talking about? Is it a promise that God’s going to be with you when you’re dealing with tragedy . . . that He’ll bless you when you weep with those who are suffering . . . that He’ll give you the strength you need when circumstances turn out far worse than you expected? Find out on edition of GRACE TO YOU with John MacArthur.
Happy Are the Humble, Part 2
When Jesus began His Sermon on the Mount by blessing the poor, the sick, and the needy, was He outlining a radical agenda for social change? Was He calling His followers to a life of social activism . . .to helping the homeless and starving? Or was he addressing something entirely different from physical needs? Hear more on GRACE TO YOU with John MacArthur.
Happy Are the Humble, Part 1
Maybe as you’ve studied the Beatitudes you’ve wondered, ‘what did Jesus mean when he said . . .“Blessed are the poor in spirit” and “Blessed are those who mourn?’ How could such negative-sounding conditions be good . . . evenhappy?” Find out,on GRACE TO YOU with John MacArthur.
Happiness Is, Part 2
You don’t need a group of psychologists—or any behavior experts—to know what it takes to be happy.You simply have to understand what Jesus meant when he said things like . . . “blessed are the poor inspirit . . . blessed are the meek . . . blessed are the gentle . . . and blessed are those who hunger and thirstfor righteousness.” See what those simple, yet life-changing statements mean on GRACE TOYOU with John MacArthur.
Happiness Is, Part 1
Life is filled with many wonderful moments. That’s all they are though . . .moments. . . fleeting . . . not permanent. But . . . there is a permanent joy that can be yours. John MacArthur looks at that happiness today on GRACE TO YOU as he begins a series titled . . . The Beatitudes.
Hannah - A Godly Mother, Part 2
Hannah was barren, but faithful to God . . . and ultimately, God blessed her faith with a son. Remember his name? It was Samuel, one of the great heroes of the faith. Yet even more amazing is the fact that Hannah gave up the day-to-day responsibilities of raising Samuel. How then is she considered one of the great biblical examples of motherhood?Find out on GRACE TO YOU with John MacArthur.
Hannah - A Godly Mother, Part 1
It’s been said that “godly mothers write on the hearts of their children what the world’s rough hand cannot erase.” That’s certainly true of a particular mother in the Bible . . . that woman is Hannah. John MacArthur takes you to her life story today on GRACE TO YOU. His timely message will show you how the Bible honors moms and motherhood.