International Gospel Hour

Is there any other way to live than abundantly? Abundantly through Christ, that is. All of the things we can attain in this world cannot match abundant living in Christ.

When David brought the ark of God amongst Israel, he reminded the people of God’s marvelous works. We would do well to remember God’s works and how they are evident in our lives.

Continuing our “verse by verse” study series looking in 1 Corinthians and reminded once again of the authority of God and application in our lives.

A lesson from the late Leroy Brownlow concerning being led astray by men, but a reminder to be led by Christ and His Word.

The prophets of old, the priesthood and Kings were used by God and in many cases for God. But, today, our Prophet, Priest and King is our Lord Jesus Christ!

Either we are in a tough time, we are coming out of a tough time or we are heading into a tough time. If anyone know tough times, it is Christ—the very ONE who will help us with ours.

A warning to God’s people through Isaiah also serves as a promise to us. A lesson of something “…written aforetime for our learning…” (Rom. 15:4).

Elijah asked, “How long halt ye (“how long will you waver or struggle”) between two opinions?” Great question and today many individuals struggle with their decisions for God. Answering this within the scripture will help us with our decisions.

We return to our “verse by verse” study series looking at the church in Corinth through the book of 1 Corinthians. Chapter five brings forth a tragic reaction, with the action to be taken to address it.

We reach back for a Biblical lesson from the late Fred E. Dennis looking at the cross of Christ and the words of our Lord as He was dying and suffering on the cross. Final words with lasting impact.

God is love and His love toward us opens doors for us to respond to Him and live for Him. Let’s see what the Bible says about responding to God.

The prophetic language of Isaiah 53 points us to the Christ and His message—the eternal plan for our needs and the life brought forth, simple yet powerful!

The “Are You Listening…again” series concludes this series of lessons by challenging all of us by asking “Are we living to die the death of the righteous?”

The “Are You Listening…again” series continues our studies by looking more faithful saints in the New Testament who died while living righteously.

The “Are You Listening…again” series continues our studies by looking at those in the New Testament who died while living righteously as an example to us.

The “Are You Listening…again” series continues looking at those who died while living righteously thus leaving us a right pattern to follow.

The “Are You Listening…again” series looks at a statement by Balaam, a plea that everyone should make and walk God’s way to accomplish.

One of the most assuring and motivating texts is 1 Cor. 15:57, “But thanks be to God, which giveth us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ.” There is victory ONLY in Jesus.

Is it? Is hope lost? Sad to say, hope can be lost if we fail to hope as the scriptures teach. True hope is in God and in Christ. Is your hope lost?

Is it? Is hope lost? Are we at a point in our lives where there seems to be no hope? Friends let’s stay “in context” and see what the holy scriptures say.

Are you thankful for the number of people in your life that have helped mold you and strengthen you to this day? We see the people that supply what we need in our lives.

God has made it possible for all men to receive or accept Christ; to obey and follow Him. What does the Bible say about accepting Christ?

When Jesus was born, he had some very special visitors—wise men came to the house where He was. Wise men will still come to the Lord. Are we wise?

We set various goals throughout our lives—personal, financial, employment. But THE goal of this life really has nothing to do with this life. Eternal life is the real goal.

An awesome text study from Ecclesiastes that gives one comfort, strength, assurance and hope.