“Witnessing Women and Doubting Men” (#2)
Good Friday is a day of sorrow for many people as they mourn the shame and unspeakable suffering Jesus endured at the cross. Yet what followed His enormous sacrifice is so remarkable—so monumental—only the sinless Son of God could do it. And it’s the reason that sorrow and mourning give way to joy. On GRACE TO YOU, John MacArthur takes a close look at some amazing details from the Easter story. You won’t want to miss hearing the perspective of the witnesses who saw the events unfold that day.
“An Empty Tomb with an Angelic Explanation” (#2)
In a court of law, if you have two reliable witnesses to a crime, odds are you’ll get the right verdict. You can imagine then how easy it is to get the truth with several believable witnesses. On GRACE TO YOU, John MacArthur shares accounts from followers of Jesus as well as from those who hated Him. Be listening when John shares all the details from Scripture that may radically alter your understanding of Easter.
“An Empty Tomb with an Angelic Explanation” (#1)
Imagine the sadness Christ’s followers must have felt after the Crucifixion. But the sorrow they felt would all change that next Sunday morning, when they discovered the tomb was empty. On GRACE TO YOU, John MacArthur shows you how the followers of Christ reacted to the Resurrection . . . and what it means for your worship this Resurrection Sunday. It’s part of John’s series titled . . . The Empty Tomb.
“Deliverance - From Error to the Truth, Part 2” (#2)
It’s been said that all wrongdoing is done in the sincere belief that it’s the right thing to do. You know, it’s probably true that many false ideas about God and salvation are promoted in the sincere belief that they are right. Thing is . . . sincerity doesn’t save anyone. John MacArthur looks at that principle on GRACE TO YOU as he answers the critical question . . . “What do you need to believe about God to be a Christian?”
In Everything Give Thanks (#2)
Tomorrow is Thanksgiving Day here in the United States . . . a wonderful time to reflect on God’s goodness. Of course, for Christians, every day should be a day of thanks . . . because of the profound blessings we have in Jesus Christ.That in mind, John MacArthur has a timely message today on GRACE TO YOU titled “In Everything Give Thanks” . . . helping you see the many, many reasons you have to give thanks no matter what you’re facing today—or face in the future.
The Church has No Fellowship with the World (#2)
In the early twentieth century, a movement swept across Christianity that taught that the church should focus on fighting alcoholism, poverty, any other social ills. Now, while those are good desires, should they be at the heart of the church’s mission? What does Scripture say about the purpose of the church—why was it created and how should it function? Consider that today as John continues his study on how you can effectively serve the Lord and flourish spiritually even amid the social chaos that is commonplace today on GRACE TO YOU.
Our King Will Not Be Mocked (#1)
Thanks for joining us here on GRACE TO YOU with John MacArthur. Today, John launches a brand-new study that is going to help you make sense of . . . well . . . the confusion and the chaos and the unrighteousness that seems to have reached new heights these days. We’re calling this series . . . The World vs. the Kingdom of God.
Four Ways to Miss Heaven
Jesus said that many people who believe in Him will not get into heaven. How can you make sure that you’re not one of them? How can you be sure that doesn’t happen to you . . . that you don’t miss out on heaven? John MacArthur answers that crucial question today on GRACE TO YOU in a message titled . . . “Four Ways to Miss Heaven.” It’s part of his series that’s taking you through . . . The New Testament, Beginning to End.
True Worship, Part 7b
Can you worship without mediation or discovery?
True Worship, Part 7a
What does it mean to worship?