International Gospel Hour

Solomon’s plea to God prompts this study of materialism to achieve balance in life of neither poverty nor riches, but trusting on God for our provisions.

Many look upon God like an old faithful grandfather. But the Bible speaks of His goodness AND His severity. We return to the book of Romans for this study and to choose the God and Father we should serve.

Sadly there are many with no delight in God—no joy, no pleasure. How could this be and especially when it was those who once had such delight? A study from Jeremiah so needed today.

We continue the series of lessons from “The Savior’s Way” as we go back to the Bible and look at a time in the life of Christ that will encourage us to return to the Bible for our learning and our living.

The word “precious” seems to be used in ways maybe not applicable. But its meaning pertaining to the word of God is accurate. How precious is God’s word to you?

It was Pilate who asked, “What then shall I do with Jesus who is called Christ?” That is a question that should be asked and answered by everyone. What will you do with Jesus, friend?

Mk. 12:30, “And you shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your mind, and with all your strength. This is the first commandment.” ALL…ALL…ALL…ALL. Let’s talk about a lot of “ALLS.”

It seems that the thief on the cross gets a lot of attention in the discussion of salvation. This study takes things a bit deeper in understanding when the thief lived, not where Jesus said he would live.

We hear the term “well-balanced” in a number of ways. Should a person be well balanced spiritually? Divine power from the Father makes a difference in divine partaking by all of us.

There is no other blood that will redeem man and no other cross that held the Savior. We continue the series of lessons from “The Savior’s Way.”

Let us see what God wants and what man did in responding to God. This is a special article broadcast to guide our studies in the scriptures.

We live by every word of God and we hear Christ and observe His word in ALL things—Salvation is so Divine! This is a special study in which we “turn back the clock” and consider a lesson from the late Gus Nichols.

Let’s spend time in the Psalms with International Gospel Hour’s “PsalmCast.” No better way to begin a study of the Psalms than with Psalm 1.

To the church the words are penned, “Do you not know that you are the temple of God...?” Wow—strong words when one thinks of a temple—a holy place. Are we the temple of God?

The better things always come from God. The book of Hebrews speaks of better things ahead for the Christian. Let’s talk better things.

There is no other way to God the Father than through our Lord Jesus Christ. Christ is THE way, THE truth and THE life. Let us walk the way—the Savior’s Way.

We know of Jesus as THE Christ, THE Savior, THE Redeemer among other descriptions. But one young man called Him Good Master. Is Jesus YOUR Master?

Life IS worth living and let’s make certain we are getting its worth every day—not by what we get, but what we give. The worth is always greater when the investment is great.

Due to a tragic accident late one Saturday evening, an early Sunday morning sermon change was needed that resulted in this study of the blessing of comfort.

The question is asked by the Psalmist and the answer is worthy and wonderful. What a joy that one can abide in the Lord according to His will and His way. A study of Psalm 15.

The word “gospel” simply means “good news” or “glad tidings.” It is THE power of God and the only message to redeem mankind. All must know the gospel.

Grace in God’s eyes amongst wickedness; the builder of the Ark and one who walked with God—that’s Noah—the one that made the difference.

This broadcast is the final of three broadcasts as we conclude our study of the parables of Luke 15—in this broadcast, the elder brother and his actions to His father and toward his brother.

This broadcast is part two of three broadcasts looking at and studying the parables of Luke 15—in this broadcast, the prodigal son and again, tragedy can lead us to treasure, friends.

This broadcast is part one of three broadcasts spending time with the parables of Luke 15—in this broadcast, the lost sheep and the lost coin. Tragedy can lead us to treasure, friends.