International Gospel Hour

¿Qué soldado va al campo de batalla sin la debida protección? ¿Qué obrero va a su lugar de trabajo sin las debidas herramientas? Dios, a través de su Palabra, nos hace saber sobre la armadura del creyente, y hablaremos sobre ello en esta ocasión

“For whatever things were written before were written for our learning, that we through the patience and comfort of the Scriptures might have hope” (Rom. 15:4). Let us learn and be reminded of lessons today from the prophet of old, Amos.

Turning back the clock for a couple of special articles for this broadcast—thoughts on baptisms and being worthy in God’s sight.

The best Friend we will ever have wants us to be the best friend to Him. What a wonderful relationship!

This broadcast is the second of two looking at the enemies of the cross and God, why they are enemies and to be prepared to battle the enemies of the cross and God.

This broadcast is part one of two programs looking at the enemies of the cross and God, why they are enemies and to be prepared to battle the enemies of the cross and God.

A question of old prompts updated thoughts and study from the Word of God to see the joy of living; the blessing of choosing wisely and walking Godly.

It separates us from God and deprives us of our salvation and every spiritual blessing. It cost Jesus His life to redeem us. Sin affects everyone and we need to be aware and abstain!

Preaching Jesus Christ is not only looking at His life as an example, but taking His life and learning how we should live. Let’s see what happened when a city heard Jesus preached unto them.

A perusal through a number of sermon outlines affords us the blessings of studying hope on this broadcast. They say a picture is worth 1,000 words—imagine what a portrait of hope will do!

What a horrible and miserable thought—how thankful He did! But let’s consider what would have happened if Jesus never came to earth…and let us be grateful.

Oh, how the reading of those words comfort, gives direction and a promise for better living. Allow the Prince of Peace to control your life!

Through Jesus, the mystery is revealed; God came in the flesh; justified and seen that we may be redeemed! And, much more! Amen!

The One Who came to seek and save the lost. The One Who knew He would give His life a ransom for many. Oh, to imagine and note all the Christ went through the night before His death—for us, friends. For. Us.

We turn back the clock for another classic sermon of the late W.A. Bradfield and think on some “musts” in life as we go down the valley.

He defeated a Lion, a Bear and a Giant but David had some major losses—he really messed up at times. We can learn from David to help our lives when we mess up.

Pages upon pages of scripture speak of worship to God; how to worship; what to offer and from thence, renewing faithfulness and serving God.

Today more than ever—man needs God’s Word, the Bible. When obeyed and used as our guide, God’s Word will lead us and God will bless those that follow Him. (Be sure to see the chart of this lesson at our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/InternationalGospelHour).

A scripture command of man, but regrettably misunderstood by many. What embraces calling on the name of the Lord?

One cannot help to see the strength of Christ through His meekness through serving in preaching, in example and in suffering—and this strength strengthens us who follow Him.

Can the church be identified? Indeed it can as it does exist! Let’s see THE church of the Bible in this broadcast that we may pursue and desire it.

There are so many churches with one name or another—is this toward peace or confusion? Let us see the scriptures about THE church and pursue THE church for our lives.

Let’s spend time in that book of Proverbs considering the wicked, so we will not pursue its direction nor apply its traits.

It may not be only a statue or other image that becomes our idol in pace of God. Erroneous teaching and attitudes that focus on oneself may become our idols. We must be aware!

Looking at this wonderful parable from John 15:1-8, we examine Jesus’ teaching in parables with application for us today.