Christians are to live not only with uncompromising integrity, but to do so with joy. Discover how, today on Grace to You as John MacArthur looks at Paul’s epistle to the church at Philippi—in his series titled “Joy Rules.”

What are your goals? Or better, what should they be and how do you stay motivated to keep after them? Today on Grace to You, John MacArthur helps you learn how to set and pursue joy-filled goals in his study called “Joy Rules.”

Christians are to love God and love others. But how can you be certain you’re cultivating a biblical love that pleases your heavenly Father? John MacArthur answers that question today on Grace to You[, in his series “Joy Rules.”

Today on Grace to You, John MacArthur explains how the quality of your prayer life directly affects the kind of joy you experience. Learn more, as John continues his series “Joy Rules.”

On today’s episode of Grace to You, John MacArthur continues his series “Joy Rules” by showing you Scripture’s principles for a joy-filled life—regardless of circumstances.

Scripture commands, “Rejoice always.” But how can you be content, thankful, and—yes—joyful, in every circumstance? Today on Grace to You, John MacArthur shows you how “Joy Rules” in the believer’s life.

Being a joyful Christian doesn't happen automatically—you must take steps of obedience. John MacArthur walks through those steps today on Grace to You, as he continues his study in Philippians 1 called “Joy Rules.”

Would those who know you best say you’re a joyful person? Have you considered what your joy—or lack thereof—tells others about your faith? Don’t miss today’s Grace to You broadcast, as John MacArthur digs into Philippians 1 to show you why “Joy Rules.”

Being a Christian doesn't mean life will be problem free. So how can you face your troubles joyfully? Today on Grace to You, John MacArthur helps you answer that question as he continues his series called “Joy Rules.”

Life on this side of heaven can be difficult and uncertain. And yet it is possible to have—and maintain—a joyful outlook at all times. John MacArthur shows you how, today on Grace on You in his study titled “Joy Rules.”

Today it’s hard to find any good news amidst the constant waves of bad news. But there is good news that eternally outweighs the bad: the gospel of Jesus Christ. That’s the focus today on Grace to You, in John MacArthur’s study “And Now for the Good News!”

Today on Grace to You, John MacArthur continues his look at the gospel of Jesus Christ—what it is, what it isn’t, and how you can effectively communicate it to others—as he continues his series “And Now for the Good News!”

On this Wednesday edition of Grace to You, John MacArthur helps you review what you understand—and what you may not—about the gospel of Jesus Christ. It’s part of his study from Romans 1, titled “And Now for the Good News!”

Do you desire to share the gospel—but are unsure about what to say or how to say it? Today on Grace to You, John MacArthur helps you consider your situation biblically, as he continues his series titled “And Now for the Good News!”

Have you ever wondered why the gospel is called good news? Today’s episode of Grace to You has the answers. Listen as John MacArthur walks you through some of the basics of the gospel in his study titled “And Now for the Good News!”

It’s easy to look forward to a night out or your next vacation. But do you have the same eager anticipation for Christ’s return? Today on Grace to You, John MacArthur considers how we should live in the knowledge that “Jesus Is Coming!”

Christ’s return is a certainty you need to prepare for. The question is, how? John MacArthur gives you Scripture’s answers today on Grace to You, in his study “Jesus Is Coming!”

Most agree it’s wise to put money aside “for a rainy day.” But what about preparing your soul for the future? That question is the focus of today’s study, as John MacArthur continues his series on Grace to You called “Jesus Is Coming!”

What signs tell us the end of the world is near? Today on Grace to You, John MacArthur answers that question from Matthew’s gospel. Dig into what the Lord said about His own return in “Jesus Is Coming!”

Living in the expectation of Christ’s return changes your approach to everyday life. Today on Grace to You, John MacArthur explains how that mindset is crucial to true godliness. Don’t miss his message “Jesus Is Coming!”

How would your priorities change if you knew you had only a month to live? Today on Grace to You, John MacArthur considers the imminent return of Christ, and how God’s people should live in the knowledge that “Jesus Is Coming!”

Is it possible for Christians to sin so grievously that they forfeit their salvation? John MacArthur answers that question today on Grace to You in his study “Eternal Security.”

Have you ever wondered if there is anything you can do to lose your salvation? Today on Grace to You, John MacArthur shows you how to put that question permanently to rest.

Do you struggle to trust God’s promises? Do you worry about how to keep your salvation, or what you might do to lose it? Don’t miss today’s Grace to You broadcast, as John MacArthur digs into the biblical truth about your “Eternal Security.”

“Once saved, always saved.” Is that true? Find out today on Grace to You as John MacArthur helps you see what Scripture says about the permanence of your salvation, your “Eternal Security.”

The temptation to compromise could hit you before this day is over. So how can you maintain integrity no matter what? John MacArthur answers that question today on Grace to You.

Have you ever found yourself tempted to compromise your Christian convictions? How can you remain faithful to God in all circumstances? Find out today on Grace to You, as John MacArthur looks at “Daniel in the Lion’s Den.”

If you’re a Christian, what you believe will be put to the test. The question is, how can you face trials with unyielding faithfulness to the Lord? John MacArthur helps you with that today on Grace to You.

What role, if any, does the church—does your pastor—have in helping you maintain a life of personal integrity? Today on Grace to You, John MacArthur considers those questions as he continues his series “The Integrity Factor.”

Being a man or woman of integrity means being willing to give up anything that prevents you from obeying Christ in your everyday life. Study that vital point today with John MacArthur on Grace to You.

The Bible describes Christians as in the world, but not of it. So where exactly do you draw that line? Find out today on Grace to You, as John MacArthur shows you how to live without compromise in his series titled “The Integrity Factor.”

Are you content? Do you wish you had just a little bit—or a lot—more of something? In his current study “The Integrity Factor,” John MacArthur looks at the link between contentment and living a life of righteousness. That’s today on Grace to You.

For the believer in Jesus Christ, a life of integrity is a non-negotiable. So how can you guard against inconsistency? Today on Grace to You, John MacArthur shows you how to build godly character as he studies “The Integrity Factor.”

Christians have an obligation to live holy lives to the glory of God. So how can you resist the temptation to compromise with the world? John MacArthur has answers today on Grace to You, as he shows you how to master “The Integrity Factor.”

Who are you when you’re alone? Does your public testimony match your private behavior? Today on Grace to You, John MacArthur considers those penetrating questions as he launches his study “The Integrity Factor.”

How should you respond when you’re persecuted for following Christ? John MacArthur considers that question today on Grace to You, as he concludes his study of Matthew 5 and “The Beatitudes.”

If you’re a follower of Jesus Christ, conflict with the world is inevitable. So how should you respond? Today on Grace to You, John MacArthur shows you how to have a happiness no persecution can shake in his study titled “The Beatitudes.”

In a world that is increasingly hostile toward Christians, how can you faithfully deal with persecution without forfeiting your joy? John MacArthur answers that question today on Grace to You in his study, “The Beatitudes.”

We all want peace. But is it really possible in this world? Today on Grace to You, John MacArthur answers that crucial question as he shows you what Jesus meant when He said, “Blessed are the peacemakers.”

What passes for peace today isn’t the real thing—most of the time, it’s merely a temporary halt in the hostilities. So who are the true peacemakers, and why did Jesus call them blessed? Find out today on Grace to You.

What makes biblical happiness different from the world’s? Is it actually possible to live, as some have suggested, your “best life now”? John MacArthur answers those questions today on Grace to You in his study, “The Beatitudes.”

“Blessed are the pure in heart” might be the most important of Jesus’s eight Beatitudes. But what does purity of heart look like in the life of the believer? Find out today on Grace to You as John MacArthur continues his study titled “The Beatitudes.”

How can displaying God-honoring, biblical mercy make you a happier person? Today on Grace to You, John MacArthur helps you understand the link between being merciful and being truly happy. It’s his continuing study, “The Beatitudes.”

Mercy can be defined a number of ways. So which did Jesus mean when He said, “Blessed are the merciful”? John MacArthur helps you see what it takes to practice the mercy Jesus praised; join his study today on Grace to You in “The Beatitudes.”

What’s the secret to happiness? Better health? More money? Jesus taught that true joy doesn’t come from selfish pursuits—rather, we need to crave righteousness. Find out how today on Grace to You, as John MacArthur continues “The Beatitudes.”

We all know what it feels like to want food. But how's your appetite for–holiness? John MacArthur looks at that penetrating question today on Grace to You, and helps you see if you're hungering for the right things. His study is titled, “The Beatitudes.”

Your body automatically tells you when you need food, but do you know what it feels like to be hungry for happiness? Today on Grace to You, John MacArthur considers what you need to truly hunger for as he continues his study called “The Beatitudes.”

The Bible says, “Blessed are the meek.” But is meekness really a Christian virtue? Find out today on Grace to You as John MacArthur looks again at Jesus's “Blessed are” statements known as “The Beatitudes”–which is the title of John's current study.

Christians are supposed to be bold. So why would God's Word plainly say, “Blessed are the meek”? In today's installment of Grace to You, John MacArthur examines what meekness is–and what it isn't–as he continues his study called “The Beatitudes.”

Mourning is a normal part of life. Yet God's Word speaks powerfully to us in times of loss. Today on Grace to You, John MacArthur shows you how God comforts and blesses you when bad things happen.

Life is full of wonderful moments. But that’s all they are–fleeting moments. Scripture says there is an enduring joy that can be yours. John MacArthur looks at that truth today on Grace to You, as he begins a series titled “The Beatitudes.”

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*NOTE: You will hear the second half of John MacArthur’s COVID-19 interview on Monday’s broadcast.

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