Following Godly Examples - Part 2
How do you grow in godliness? Is there a list of things you must do . . . like read your Bible, pray, and worship with other believers? Those are all good things to do, but today John MacArthur is going to show you that it’s sometimes more important to know what not to do. So be here for John’s study . . . Reaching for the Prize. . . on GRACE TO YOU.
Following Godly Examples - Part 1
We all know the struggle it is to consistently honor the Lord—maybe in how you parent your kids . . . or how you serve your church. Well, today, John MacArthur is continuing his study called . . . Reaching for the Prize. . . helping you identify God-honoring examples from Scripture that you can follow as you run the race of faith.
Reaching for the Prize - Part 2
How well do you handle the difficulties of life? When trials come, how can you honor God in the midst of them? Today, John MacArthur helps you answer those questions by showing you the importance of following godly examples. So to be strengthened to serve God faithfully, even through trials, stay here as John continues his study called . . . Reaching for the Prize. . . on GRACE TO YOU.
Reaching for the Prize - Part 1
If you have workout equipment in your garage that only collects dust . . . what good is it? Well, that same principle applies to your Bible—if you don’t use it, you won’t benefit from it. So grab your Bible and follow along as John MacArthur shows you what it says about setting the right spiritual goals . . . in a study called Reaching for the Prize. . . on GRACE TO YOU.
The Rich Fool
Here’s an important question for you: How should you conduct your life—what sort of plans should you make—knowing that someday you will die? Consider that with John MacArthur as he looks at the parable of the rich fool—a story about a successful man and his date with death. You don’t want to miss today’s lesson . . . be here for GRACE TO YOU.
Overcoming Financial Worry, Part 2 (B)
If you have ever found yourself overwhelmed, unsure, dreading what lies ahead . . . you have experienced the strangling effects of worry. And perhaps no other aspect of life causes more people to worry than their financial situation. John MacArthur is going to show you what the Bible says about how you can overcome financial worry in his next lesson.
Overcoming Financial Worry, Part 2 (A)
It comes from an old word meaning to strangle . . . and without a doubt, you have experienced its choking effects . . . maybe even today . . . and perhaps regarding your finances. I’m talking about worry. John MacArthur shows you how to loosen the stranglehold of anxiety over money as he continues his study titled . . . What Did Jesus Really Say About Financial Worry? . . . on GRACE TO YOU.
Overcoming Financial Worry, Part 1 (B)
Ever found yourself wishing you had more money? Or have you imagined what it would be like if a billionaire adopted you? You wouldn’t have to worry about money then . . . you’d have everything you need, right? Put that sort of thinking to the test as John MacArthur continues his study called . . . What Did Jesus Really Say About Financial Worry?. . . on GRACE TO YOU.
Overcoming Financial Worry, Part 1 (A)
Take a look in your garage, storage shed, attic . . . anywhere you have a pile of “stuff” . . . and ask yourself . . . “Is this the extent of my treasure? Is this really all there is?” Find out how to store up stuff that’s really important—things that last—as John MacArthur begins a study called . . . What Did Jesus Really Say About Financial Worry?. . . on GRACE TO YOU.
Amazement at the Empty Tomb
Today—Good Friday—many people will mourn the unimaginable suffering that Jesus endured on the cross. Yet what followed His sacrifice is so remarkable, only the Son of God could accomplish it. And that’s why sorrow can give way to joy. You’ll see that as John MacArthur continues his look at The Divine Drama of Redemption. . . on GRACE TO YOU.