Grace to You: Radio Podcast

The Greatness of Our Salvation (A)

How do you suppose your gratitude for your salvation would increase if you could see exactly what hell is like? That question may be shocking, but the answer could reinvi

The Joy of Salvation, Part 2 (B)

You may have known Christ for many years. Yet even longtime Christians aren’t immune from what you could call spiritual dry times, perhaps because of some hardship you’re

The Joy of Salvation, Part 2 (A)

If every day you invested an extra hour in education related to your job, the reward might be a swift promotion or a pay raise. That in mind, is it self-serving—somehow u

The Joy of Salvation, Part 1 (B)

What is faith? How can you be sure your faith in Christ is genuine—that it is saving faith? Consider those critical questions with John MacArthur as he helps you make sur

The Joy of Salvation, Part 1 (A)

What does it matter if you believe that man has a free will and chooses to be saved, or that God predestines people for salvation? Is it really worth debating issues like

Adoring God for Our Eternal Inheritance, Part 2 (B)

You may say that you’re a Christian, but when it comes right down to it, what are you basing that on? On a prayer you once prayed? On growing up in a Christian home? On s

Adoring God for Our Eternal Inheritance, Part 2 (A)

If you’re wrestling with questions about salvation, you’re not alone. But don’t linger there. To find out what Scripture says about the permanence of salvation, and to se

Adoring God for Our Eternal Inheritance, Part 1 (B)

Can you lose your salvation in Jesus Christ? How can you be sure you haven’t lost it already? Can you even have complete assurance that you’re saved? If so, how do you ge

Adoring God for Our Eternal Inheritance, Part 1 (A)

The impact of the first moon landing in 1969 was monumental. And that same year—just a few months before the launch of Apollo 11—John MacArthur launched his pastoral mini

The Sovereign Servant, Part 2 (B)

A great teacher, a moral example, a social activist. Those are just some of the ways people have described Jesus Christ. But amid the various views, what is the truth? Ex

The Sovereign Servant, Part 2 (A)

Between books, television, social media, word of mouth—and of course churches—there is no shortage of conversations and opinions about the life and death of Jesus Christ.

The Sovereign Servant, Part 1 (B)

With all of the different claims about Jesus made on TV, in articles, and even from church pulpits—how can you sort truth from error? John MacArthur helps clear up the co

The Sovereign Servant, Part 1 (A)

Who is Jesus Christ? That’s one of the most important questions anyone could ask. Join John MacArthur as he continues his study called The Gospel According to God and see

The Silent Servant, Part 2

The cross has been called the mightiest display of God’s glory and the very center of the Christian faith. But how much do you know about what really happened at Calvary?

The Silent Servant, Part 1

Why should you believe that Jesus was, and is, the Messiah promised in the Old Testament when even members of His own family didn’t believe in Him? What does Jesus’ work

The Substituted Servant, Part 2 (B)

When you think of Jesus Christ’s life on earth, what comes to mind? Maybe His zeal for pure worship of God and a right understanding of Scripture? Or His confrontation of

The Substituted Servant, Part 2 (A)

When someone raises questions about the Bible’s accuracy, do you know what to say? How can you prepare yourself to defend Scripture against those who deny its trustworthi

The Substituted Servant, Part 1

How important is it for you to believe that the Bible is completely accurate? Your answer has more implications for your life than you may think. For over fifty-six years

The Scorned Servant of Jehovah, Part 2

When you read your Bible, do you ever wonder if the words you are reading are really from God—that Scripture is really true? What do you do when you have doubts like thos

The Scorned Servant of Jehovah, Part 1 (B)

There are many people who gather weekly to worship Jesus Christ—learning about His life and death and resurrection—and that’s a good thing. But so many of them miss cruci