Grace to You Radio Podcast

Our culture's familiarity with Christmas can be great cause for thankfulness—fair to say, unbelievers are open to biblical truth more than at any other time. Listen in as John MacArthur provides rich gospel truths to communicate over the coming days.

Today on "Grace to You," John MacArthur explains some surprising, even overlooked, elements of the Christmas story—part of his ongoing series titled "The Birth of the King."

Although nativity scenes are fixtures at Christmastime, plenty of confusion remains about what really happened in Bethlehem. John MacArthur examines some widely held myths surrounding Jesus’ birth—today on "Grace to You."

Today on "Grace to You," you’ll marvel at God’s sovereignty—even over wicked kings—as John MacArthur examines compelling truth that’s sometimes missed in the story of Christmas. John calls his series "The Birth of the King."

Maybe you think the wise men's role in the Christmas story is insignificant. But close examination of God’s plan for them might cause you to rethink your own worship of Christ this season. John MacArthur explains that today on “Grace to You.”

Is what you know about the wise men more influenced by tradition than the biblical account? So who were these men and why did they come to visit Jesus? Find out today on "Grace to You" with John MacArthur.

With all that Jesus did to prove He is the Son of God, why was it still so important to our salvation that He had been born of a virgin? John MacArthur answers that today on "Grace to You."

Could Jesus have redeemed sinners if He hadn’t been born of a virgin? Consider that today on "Grace to You" with John MacArthur.

No doubt you’re familiar with the details of the first Christmas. But do you understand why Christ came, and why the story of His birth still matters? Tune in as John MacArthur explains the eternal significance of Jesus' coming, today on "Grace to You."

Have you taken time to consider how Jesus’ birth should affect your life? See how His coming transformed the world, and how it should have no less effect on you. John MacArthur begins his new study "The Birth of the King" today on "Grace to You."