Grace to You

Satan’s joy was short lived . . . the disciples’ fear was proven unfounded . . . and the faith of a dedicated few was rewarded—all because of a single event that changed the course of history. John MacArthur will examine that pivotal moment in his lesson. Join him as he continues his compelling study called . . . Easter Through the Eyes of God . . . on the next GRACE TO YOU.

As you consider prophecies in the Bible, do you find yourself feeling confused, frustrated . . . and wanting to throw up your hands? Well, part of GRACE TO YOU’s stated mission is to teach biblical truth with clarity—and that includes what Scripture says about future events. So join John MacArthur for his series called . . . Where in the World Is History Headed? . . . on GRACE TO YOU.

You know the story. Several people witness the same event . . . and each person sees something that everyone else missed. Which means that to get the whole picture, it helps to consider every angle. With that principle in mind, John MacArthur considers the Crucifixion from a perspective that is often missed: the perspective of God Himself

No one has ever endured, nor will ever endure, as much suffering as Jesus did on the cross 2,000 years ago. Yet even as His death approached, Jesus taught you and me how we should live today. Consider that on this Good Friday in a message that John MacArthur calls . . . “Jesus’ Death Shows Us How to Live.” Be here for the next GRACE TO YOU.

An abstract painting invites the question, “What do you see?” But have you ever thought about asking that same question about . . . the Crucifixion of Jesus Christ? Take a look at the decisive event of history in a way you may never have considered. Join John MacArthur as he continues his study called . . . Easter Through the Eyes of God . . . on the next GRACE TO YOU.

Between books and television . . . social media . . . word of mouth—and of course churches—there is no shortage of conversation and opinion about God’s plan for the future. So, the question is, What’s the truth? Can you really know what God has in store for the world . . . and where you fit into His plan? Join John MacArthur as he helps answer those questions . . . here on GRACE TO YOU.

Over the next few days, many people will gather to commemorate the resurrection of Jesus Christ—all the while actually missing the meaning of this decisive moment in history. How can you be sure you’re not one of them? Make sure you know the significance of the resurrection. Join John MacArthur for his study . . . Easter Through the Eyes of God . . . on GRACE TO YOU.

What if you knew tomorrow’s news today? I’m not talking about some fanciful movie plot . . . but the reality of what Scripture reveals about the future. How would understanding prewritten history change your outlook on life today? John MacArthur looks at some benefits of knowing the future that you may have never considered. Be here for his study . . . Where in the World Is History Headed? . . . on GRACE TO YOU.

You hear it both from believers and unbelievers . . . God is love. And it’s true . . . He is love. But did you know that there are things God hates? Find out what provokes God to wrath . . . and how you can avoid it . . . as John MacArthur begins a series with a title that might shock you. It’s called The Love God Hates . . . on the next GRACE TO YOU.

God is love. Scripture is clear about that. But would it surprise you if I said that God also hates . . . and that there is even a kind of love that God despises? How could a loving God possibly hate? Consider those questions with John MacArthur as he continues his compelling study called . . . The Love God Hates . . . on the next GRACE TO YOU.

They are two of the most notorious failures in the Bible—Judas and Demas. Question is, What if anything can you learn from their ungodly examples? John MacArthur looks at some profound lessons from their lives . . . and how to avoid the same sins that they were guilty of . . . as he continues his study called . . . The Love God Hates . . . on the next GRACE TO YOU.

If you’re a Christian, the Bible says that you are supposed to be in the world but not of it. But how can you fulfill that calling? What does it mean—how exactly do you go about being part of the world . . . and separated rom the world at the same time? Consider those questions with John MacArthur in his series . . . The Love God Hates . . . on GRACE TO YOU.