Grace to You Radio Podcast

God transformed the apostle Paul from an enemy of Christ to His most obedient servant. How did that happen? And what does Paul’s conversion say about Christ’s love for you? John MacArthur considers those questions today on "Grace to You."

Today on "Grace to You," John MacArthur begins a new series: "The Gospel According to Paul." It’s an in-depth look at the gospel, the message of salvation that should transform every aspect of your life.

While the Bible addresses everything you need for life and godliness, it doesn’t cover every scenario you'll possibly encounter. So how can you be certain your every decision honors God? Find answers today with John MacArthur on "Grace to You."

So many of your daily decisions aren't specifically covered in Scripture. So how do you faithfully navigate those choices? Hear Scripture's particular provision for you today on "Grace to You" with John MacArthur.

How can you be sure what God’s will iseach situation? That you're always making the right decision? Join John MacArthur to hear Scripture's answer today on "Grace to You."

How can you knowGod's will for your life when the Bible doesn't give directions specified for your particular situation? Tune in "Grace to You" today as John MacArthur answers the question, "If God's Will Is So Important, Why Can't I Find It?"

Scripture teaches that God needs no one and nothing, and that man sins against Him continually. So why does He choose to save—and keep—unworthy sinners? Answer that today with John MacArthur on "Grace to You."

How can you face hard times with the confidence that God has not forgotten you—that He’s using everything in your life to accomplish a good result? John MacArthur shows you today on "Grace to You,"

How can a believer forfeit his salvation? Is that even possible—perhaps by committing an unpardonable sin? John MacArthur tackles those questions today on "Grace to You."

How can you know that your salvation is eternally secure—that you’re safely in God's permanent grip? John MacArthur helps you settle that question today on "Grace to You."