The Glorious Return of Jesus Christ, Part 3 (#1)
Stories of conflict fill the annals of human history . . . as mankind battled for power . . . fought for freedom . . . and struggled for change. So, what will history’s final battle be like? And will you be on the winning side? Find out today on GRACE TO YOUas John MacArthur continues his study . . . When Jesus Comes.
Examine Yourselves Whether You Be in the Faith, Part 2a
Matthew 7:23 may record the most terrifying words in Scripture. There Jesus warns that some people who believe they’re going to heaven will one day hear Christ say . . . “I never knew you; depart from Me, you who practice lawlessness.” How do you know ifthose words might apply to you? You may believe God exists . . . read your Bible regularly . . . serve your local church faithfully . . . but is that proof you’re truly saved? Bottom line, how can you be sure you’re a Christian? Consider that today on GRACE TO YOUwith John MacArthur.
Examine Yourselves Whether You Be in the Faith, Part 1b
How do you respond when someone asks you how you know you’re a Christian? Do you think back to that moment when you prayed a prayer or went forward in a church service? Do you point to your baptism? John MacArthur will show you on this edition of GRACE TO YOU in a study he calls . . . Examine Yourself.
Complete in Christ (#1)
In 1858, William Boardman wrote a book titled "The Higher Christian Life". The premise of the book was this: A genuine Christian will experience—after his conversion—a second blessing from God . . . a blessing that makes the person instantly holy, and even able to reach a state of sinless perfection. Do you need something extra—a second blessing—to truly be saved? I
The Key to Maintaining Family Unity, Part 2
How do you go about strengthening your marriage . . . making a positive influence on your kids . . . creating harmony and joy in your home . . . and most important, honoring Christ as a family? John MacArthur has the answer today as he continues to show you . . . “The Key to Maintaining Family Unity.” That’s the title of his message on GRACE TO YOU.
The Exclusiveness of the Gospel, Part 1-1
It seems that more and more religious leaders are embracing a message that says, "There are many paths to God. Everyone's going to heaven. If you're spiritual and sincere, you'll make it." Is it right to make the gospel as inclusive as possible? Did Jesus allow leeway? For help in this area, listen to today's edition of "Grace to You" with John MacArthur.
The Ugliness of Christmas, Part 1
There are many miracles that get our attention at Christmas . . . the virgin birth . . . the star of Bethlehem . . . the angels singing . . . and more. Yet, even more important than the miraculous circumstances of Christ’s birth is the reason that He came. So stay here as John MacArthur focuses your thoughts on that amazing truth today on GRACE TO YOU
Reaching the World, Part 2
You may have never thought of it in these terms, but you and I are living in a lost world . . . made up of the people you see in your neighborhood . . . in your favorite restaurant . . . in stores . . . in schools . . . really everywhere. No doubt many of those lost people are individuals you know—friends, family members. On GRACE TO YOU, John MacArthur looks closely at the responsibility you have to proclaim Chris.
Reaching the World, Part 1
Have you ever realized that there is an amazing privilege Christians have today that they won’t have in heaven. I’m talking about evangelism . . . giving people the gospel . . . fulfilling what’s known as the Great Commission. No believer is excused from this calling. Stay here on GRACE TO YOU, as John MacArthur shows you the necessary ingredients for effective evangelism.
God’s Plan for Giving, Part 1
A recent survey found that even in the best economic times the top source of stress for Americans never changed. It was always money. How about you . . . can you relate to that sort of stress? And how can you make sure it doesn’t stop you from supporting the Lord’s work? Find out on GRACE TO YOU with John MacArthur.