Grace to You

Today on -Grace to You,- John MacArthur looks at the twelve men Jesus selected for His intimate circle of disciples. Why were these men chosen- What made them stand out as potential servants of the Lord- Tune in to find out.

Some Bible verses say so much in a few words that they really should stop you cold. And perhaps none covers more profound truth in a shorter space than the verse John MacArthur shows you today on -Grace to You.-

Fifteen words-a single sentence-sum up the gospel and explain how Christianity is different from all other religions and has the power to change your eternal destiny. Hear these fifteen words of hope today on -Grace to You.-

Do you realize that every day, people-maybe even you-flirt with extreme danger by carelessly, even purposely, toying with sin- So how do you avoid sin and fight it effectively- John MacArthur has practical answers today on -Grace to You.-

Just because you-re a Christian doesn-t mean sin isn-t a threat. So what does it take for you to break free from the sins you battle-how ruthless does God expect you to be- Tune in to -Grace to You- as John MacArthur explains how to war against sin.

When you explain the gospel, it-s natural to focus on its benefits. But it-s also critical you understand-and know how to communicate-the pain, even agony, Christ endured to secure salvation. John MacArthur discusses that today on -Grace to You.-

Are you ever overwhelmed by your ongoing struggle with sin- Tune in to -Grace to You- as John MacArthur explains how to battle against your sin and live in a way that-s pleasing to God.

The obvious sanctuary from postmodern relativism should be the church. As -the pillar and ground of the truth,- the church should be immune from the world-s descent into enshrined subjectivity and denial of absolute truth. But that-s simply not the case.

Thinking about your eternal future can change your perspective right now, no matter what you-re facing today. Listen as John MacArthur aims your thoughts toward heaven-what it is, what it-s like, and, if you-re a Christian, what you-ll be like there.