The Master’s Men Part 1 - Andrew, James the Son of Zebedee, and John” (#1)
Christ loved the twelve disciples and used them to build His kingdom . . . yet each had serious flaws. And as John MacArthur will show you today on GRACE TO YOU, God can use you, too . . . no matter how ordinary you think you are.
Peter - A Lesson in Leadership (#2)
When sin defeats you . . . when trials discourage you . . . when it seems that other Christians have it all figured out . . . do you wonder how God can use you? If you’ve ever asked that question, I urge you to stay here on GRACE TO YOU.Today, John MacArthur’s going to show you how God can work through anyone, even a man of weakness and faults like the apostle Peter. And as you see how God transformed Peter, you’ll see that He can do the same for you. The current series is titled . . . The Master’s Men.
Peter - A Lesson in Leadership (#1)
From what Scripture says about the twelve disciples, no one spoke as often . . . asked more questions . . . or was praised as often as Peter. Yet no true follower of Jesus denied Him more blatantly, or received harsher rebuke from the Lord, than—yes—Peter.John MacArthur calls this most visible disciple “a contradiction in human flesh.” Yet by studying Peter, you see how the Lord turns handicaps into strengths.The Master’s Men—that’s the title of John’s current study on GRACE TO YOU.
The Messengers of the King (#2)
The disciples weren’t that much different from you and me. And that should encourage you, especially if you believe you’re lacking certain skills and can’t be used by God. John MacArthur’s showing you that God can use you, no matter your weakness, in his current study here on GRACE TO YOU. He calls it, simply enough . . . The Master’s Men.
The Messengers of the King (#1)
Out of the masses of people who followed Him, Jesus selected twelve men for His intimate circle of disciples. While you’re probably familiar with names like Peter, James, and John . . . what about the others—men like Bartholomew . . . Thaddeus . . . and Simon the Zealot? Why were they chosen—what made them stand out as potential servants of the Lord? John MacArthur starts addressing those questions todayon GRACE TO YOU. . . as he begins his study. . . The Master’s Men.
Could Jesus Come Today? Part 2
Why do we know that JesusChrist will return to earth? How soon will He return? And what’s going to happen when He comes back? For a glimpse into the future—to see where history is headed—stay here on GRACE TO YOU where John MacArthur continues to address this question . . . “Could Jesus Come Today?”
Could Jesus Come Today? Part 1
Anyone who lives in tornado country knows the signs a twister is coming. The wise already have a safety plan in place before the dark, ominous storm clouds take shape. Well, just as there are some obvious signs that a tornado is imminent, there are going to be clear signs that Christ’s return will happen soon . . . and you and I would be wise to get ready. John MacArthur helps you with that today on GRACE TO YOU as he takes you to Matthew 24 in a lesson titled . . . “Could Jesus Come Today?”
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.