Grace to You Radio Podcast

Perhaps you know someone who left the Christian faith only to return years later in repentance. So what happened? Did he lose his salvation, was he saved the whole time, or was he never saved to begin with? John MacArthur responds today on "Grace to You."

Could you do something—commit some horrible sin—that would cause you to forfeit your salvation? Today on "Grace to You," John MacArthur explains what Scripture promises about the permanence of your salvation.

Stories abound of love's devotees left hollow and disillusioned. Where is the substance of love we all so desperately seek? John MacArthur gives Scripture's reply today on "Grace to You," as he continues his study on biblical love.

Love is both vast and so essential, it can defy definition. Yet as John MacArthur explains, you can easily identify love by its distinct behavior—join us for that study today on “Grace to You.”

How loving are you to family members, colleagues, friends—enemies? Learn the proper measure of love today on "Grace to You" as John MacArthur studies its perfect embodiment in Jesus Christ.

Our culture loudly protests its ideologies of love—that its an overwhelming sensation versus a purposed attitude and actions, that you should learn to love yourself more. But what is love's true nature? John MacArthur gives answers today on "Grace to You."

Join John MacArthur today on "Grace to You" as he continues his practical look at true, biblical love. Find tremendous application through this study for the many and varied relationships God has given you.

The apostle Paul composed the authoritative portrait of love in 1 Corinthians 13 based off of the truest embodiment of love: the Lord Jesus Christ. Join John MacArthur to learn the powerful and practical applications of this love today on " Grace to You."

Today on "Grace to You," John MacArthur looks to God’s Word for the true definition of love, and how you can exercise true love in every relationship you have.

Despite our culture’s obsession with love—or maybe because of it—the true meaning is often forgotten. John MacArthur addresses that issue today on "Grace to You."