International Gospel Hour

The prophecy of Christ from Isaiah 53 is a thrilling study and as the chapter concludes, God speaks of “My Righteous Servant” Who IS righteous that we may be righteous.

Our “Are You Listening…again” series looks again at the importance and necessity of the church. Yes friends, it matters! This is part five of six broadcasts.

“Does the church matter?” The Bible says it does and we enter part four of this study through our “Are You Listening” series.

Our “Are You Listening…again” series returns with part three concerning the necessity of the church and noting what else would be unnecessary if the church did not matter. This is part three of six broadcasts.

Our “Are You Listening…again” series returns with part two of examining the false teaching that the church does not matter. This is part two of six broadcasts.

The “Are You Listening…again” considers a statement made by many that the church does not matter. This series of lessons looks at the dangers of such a statement. This is part one of six broadcasts.

A worthy study of the greatest expression unto man—the only expression that would grant salvation to mankind. From Isaiah, let’s consider what all was expressed through the Christ for you and me.

Concluding our thoughts about “Old Time Religion,” we continue building on the Bible and its teaching of what is “old-time religion.” This is the final of three broadcasts about “Old Time Religion.”

Continuing our studies concerning that “Old Time Religion,” we look more of what the Bible says about “old-time religion.” This is part two of three.

That old, old hymn desired the “Old Time Religion” that would be good enough for me.” Let’s think about the qualities of old-time religion in this part one of three programs.

No greater invitation ever extended nor will ever be accepted than the invitation of Jesus Christ—to come and to rest; to take and learn.

A distinct message with awesome attributes is THE Gospel of Jesus Christ. There is no wonder and no doubt it is the greatest message man will ever hear.

A wonderful account in a desert place when a servant of a queen and a servant of God met and searched the scripture and to see the joy that awaits then…and now.

I could not save myself spiritually—nobody can save himself. But Jesus Christ can save us. Just a few thoughts about the Savior, Jesus Christ. I have a Savior.

Anger is an emotion that will affect decisions that, many times, last a long, long time. The Bible teaches warns us of angers dangers and how anger should be addressed.

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.

The days of Ezekiel remind us of a saying, “Those who do not learn history are doomed to repeat it.” Let us learn from inspired history and remember there is a difference between right and wrong.

Yes, that is meant to be a little “g” for “god.” There are too many “gods” we can listen to and lead us away from the True and Living God. Let’s be warned.

All the wrong we have done can be made right, but only through Christ. Hallelujah! What A Savior! Now, what will our decision be?

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.