Players in the Drama of the Cross, Part 1
Well, Easter is coming fast . . . a time to remember the Crucifixion and Resurrection of Christ. And even with all that you know about those events, there may be details that are hazier than you realize. So join John MacArthur as he fills in the gaps and helps prepare you for a worshipful Easter celebration in his series The Divine Drama of Redemption. . . on GRACE TO YOU.
Four Ways to Miss Heaven
The renowned British pastor Charles Spurgeon once said, “It’s shocking to think that a change in the weather has more effect on some people’s lives than the dread alternative of heaven or hell.” Make sure you set your priorities where they ought to be. Join John MacArthur for his critical study called The Sinfulness of Sin. . . on GRACE TO YOU.
Man's Biggest Problem
The great Puritan Matthew Henry once observed, “A slight wound can kill you if you neglect it . . . and even a little sin, if you don’t repent, will be your ruin.” It’s nothing you want to mess around with, this thing called sin. John MacArthur shows you how to recognize the sin in your life, and how to defeat it on the next GRACE TO YOU.
Who Is an Adulterer? Part 2 (B)
Here are some questions for you: Why does God hate sin so much—why is it so repulsiveto Him? And what can you do to defeat the sin in your life—to kill it before it takes root? Consider those questions with John MacArthur as he continues his compelling study titled . . . The Sinfulness of Sin. . . on GRACE TO YOU.
Who Is an Adulterer? Part 2 (A)
These days,for something to be labeled as wrong, there seems to be only one requirement: The loudest and most influential voices in society just have to say it’s wrong. Of course, that standard doesn’t come close to the biblical standard of what it means to commit as in. So make sure you understand The Sinfulness of Sin—that’s John MacArthur’s series . . . on GRACE TO YOU.
Who Is an Adulterer? Part 1 (B)
If the commands “do not commit adultery” or “do not murder” are about avoiding more than those sinful acts but also even the thoughts behind them . . . where does that leave you? If God’s holy standards mean that everyone is guilty—everyone is a sinner—what can you do? Consider that as John MacArthur continues his look at . . . The Sinfulness of Sin. . . on GRACE TO YOU.
Who Is an Adulterer? Part 1 (A)
Sin. It’s . . . cheating on your taxes . . . hitting someone in anger . . . cursing at an enemy . . . and so much more. And . . . it’s so much less. Question is: What exactly is sin . . . and how do you defeat it? Consider that with John MacArthur as he looks at the Sermon on the Mount to help you understand The Sinfulness of Sin.
Who Is a Murderer? (B)
When you hear about a terrorist or some other horrible criminal . . . it’s easy to say, “I’m not as bad as that person.” But what does Scripture say about comparing your sinfulness with that of others—or for that matter, comparing your righteousness with theirs? John MacArthur will answer questions like those on GRACE TO YOU as he continues his look at . . . The Sinfulness of Sin.
Who Is a Murderer? (A)
Angry words . . . impure thoughts . . . jealous attitudes—you’re right to say, “Guilty as charged.” We’ve all committed those types of sins. But it’s not as if you have done anything as bad as adultery or murder, right? Well, put that thinking to the test with John MacArthur in his study called The Sinfulness of Sin.
The Attitude Behind the Act (B)
When someone offends you, maybe you’re able to respond with a smile and shrug . . . but what’s happening inside your head? How do you make sure your attitude is what it should be . . . and honor the Lord both on the outside and on the inside? Find out with John MacArthur as he continues his look at . . . The Sinfulness of Sin.