International Gospel Hour

Sometimes the phrase “change is good” is not accurate. But Godly change is always good — one is always better because of Godly change.

It was the Psalmist who declared what God had done for His soul. What can we declare, friends? Can we declare what God has done for us?

The Greatest Teacher of ALL becomes the Master to ALL who obey Him. Those that declared the Christ teach us to do the same.

We take a lesson from the life of Timothy to continue in the things that are right, obviously changing things that need to be changed and both to be done according to the scriptures.

The words of the angel of the Lord unto Gideon affirmed God’s choice to deliver Israel, but also a great account from scripture that answers many questions of doubt today.

While a book of brevity, 2 John has plenty to say on avoiding error. By walking in truth, one is prepared to know and avoid error.

Truth on which we can depend…truth we can know, truth that guides us. A short book that is long in truth is 2 John.

The sweet hymn reminds us “How beautiful heaven must be.” That beauty will be for those living for Christ here in looking forward to what is there.

Throughout the Bible, a lamb was a symbol of sacrifice, but when it came to Christ, THE lamb of God, He was the sacrifice for man’s salvation.

Everyone understands the importance of a good foundation—for houses, buildings and yes, even life. Christ is THE Foundation on which ALL should build.

We can do without a number of things and still do well and if we are missing something that will help, that we will add. But is that the case with God and Christ?

No matter how grim things in life may be, God has the answers and provisions if one will but turn to Him—hope is ahead and its new every morning.

Jesus was THE Master Teacher and His Mastering of parables helped many to understand. What a blessing to consider those parables and especially the parable of the ten virgins.

Our “Psalmcast” concludes Psalm 7 looking at God’s continued direction with David, his determination and further walk—more lessons for us this day.

Our “Psalmcast” looks at David wandering with his problems, but a God provided direction brings him through it thus lessons for us today.

The young man Timothy was instructed to “…continue in the things which you have learned and been assured of…” referring to the scriptures. That same assurance is for our youth of today—it’s the Savior’s Way. This is part two of “youth.”

To be lost in sin is tragic—now and eternally! Seeing why so many are lost allows us also to see God’s provisions to be saved and assured of the right way.

A time in the apostle Paul’s life where misfortune became a fortune easily serves as a pattern for us—a worthy study from Philippians.

Our program title appears paradoxical but Biblically speaking it is a powerful truth through Christ and the gospel.

Each generation should take the responsibility to make certain the next generation knows the truth about God and of God to live for God.

The life of Christ and the Word of God shows perfect morality that has stood the test of time. Learning morality therein allows us to stand as well.

“How can a young man cleanse his way? By taking heed according to Your word” (Ps. 119:11). Our youth need the right way—the good way—and it’s the best way—the Savior’s Way!

A heart that gives attention and application to the word of God will be secure according to God. Let’s think about securing the hearts of our youth.

God’s Word has so much to say for our young people. Let’s search the scriptures and see the best way and the best choices for our youth.

The gospel of John identifies Jesus in a number of divine ways to help us know THE Way, Jesus Christ.