Grace to You: Radio Podcast

John MacArthur, veteran Bible teacher and pastor known for expository preaching. He explains how Jesus expands 'Thou shalt not kill' to include anger and contempt. He contrasts righteous and sinful anger. He unpacks insults and malicious speech as moral equivalents of murder. He warns about Gehenna, urges reconciliation before worship, and stresses Christ's imputed righteousness.

John MacArthur, a prominent evangelical pastor and Bible teacher known for verse-by-verse preaching, explores Jesus’ teaching on murder and inner sin. He traces Old Testament law, Cain’s story, and how anger or hatred can be counted as murder. He contrasts superficial righteousness with heart-level judgment and ends with the universal need for grace.

John MacArthur, longtime Bible teacher and pastor known for expository preaching. He explores Jesus’ focus on inner righteousness over external conformity. He contrasts Jesus’ authority with rabbinic tradition. He outlines principles: spirit over letter, law’s purpose, God’s judgment of hearts, and our need for Christ’s imputed righteousness.

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John MacArthur, longtime Bible teacher and pastor known for expository preaching, outlines Jesus' model prayer and what it reveals about addressing God as Father. Short segments explore reverencing God's name, praying for His kingdom, bringing heavenly worship into the church, and framing personal requests by God’s promises. Prayer is presented as worship and zealous intercession against evil.

John MacArthur, veteran Bible teacher and pastor known for expository preaching, guides a study of Jesus' model prayer. He explores first-century Jewish views on access to God and Old Testament roots of prayer. He highlights communal perseverance, praying with humility, and the Lord's Prayer as a recurring framework for all prayer.

John MacArthur, veteran Bible teacher and pastor known for expository preaching, guides listeners through prayer as Godward worship. He contrasts worship-focused prayer with self-centered requests. Topics include bold access to God as Father, hallowing God’s name, praying for God’s kingdom and will, and prayer’s role in dependency and duty.

John MacArthur, longtime Bible teacher and pastor known for expository preaching, teaches on prayer as worship. He challenges prosperity theology and reframes the Lord's Prayer as God-centered. Short reflections highlight biblical examples, prayer’s focus on God’s kingdom, and the familial access and humility prayer fosters.

John MacArthur, longtime Bible teacher and pastor known for expository preaching, gives a biblical roadmap for prayer. He uses Daniel 9 as a model. He stresses prayer born from Scripture, praying within God’s will, fervent humility, communal intercession, confession, and seeking God’s glory above personal gain.

John MacArthur, Bible teacher and pastor known for expository preaching, walks through Daniel 9 and the purpose of prayer. He outlines eight marks of true intercession. Topics include prayer as communion with God, Scripture-shaped requests, fervent self-denying prayer for others, and the role of confession in preparing the heart for God’s action.