International Gospel Hour

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!

Looking at a couple of challenging areas with a couple of special articles for this broadcast—thoughts on parenting and overcoming jealousy and envy.

Living…Dying…Preparation—all deserving of our study. Let’s think about these things—they are all about living.

To be admonished ranges from instruction to warning—always for our good. The scriptures are perfect for both (2 Tim. 3:16-17).

“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).

Elijah presented a choice in writings of old and is one church as good as another? Biblical questions always deserve a Biblical answer.

The Power of God is stated throughout His Word expressing His characteristics; His covenants to mankind and His victories over evil. Let us embrace God’s power in our lives.

We conclude our textual “Book, Chapter and Verse” on 1 Cor. 3 by finishing our thoughts on proper godly behavior.

Certain voices catch attention, but the voice of God is above all. The Hebrew write stated it best, “Today, if you will hear HIS voice…” What should we do when we hear the voice of God?

A classic sermon of the late W.A. Bradfield considering the question, “Does it make a difference what one believes when it comes to living for God?

Asked by Jesus long ago, the question is worthy of consideration every day. What will we profit if we attain everything in the world…and lose out in eternity?

The Gospel brings forth a great number of spiritual treasures available to all. Let’s think about some of those treasures as we unlock them in this broadcast.

As in the old hymn that says, “let me more of their beauty see,” the wonderful words of life grant life from God unto us all.

1 Cor. 3 continues our textual “Book, Chapter and Verse” approach as our behavior is built upon THE solid foundation—Christ.

Living presents a number of rules individuals live by. But, within these rules is one that is “golden” and precious—it’s attainable and applicable.

We consider a wonderful account of our Lord entering the city as we look at our use for the Lord Jesus Christ. How thankful we are that the Lord can use us.

A series that examines eternal truths—truths on which we can trust and depend on. God is WITH us; will never LEAVE us and GRANTS us.

Our “Question and Answer” broadcast addresses questions submitted by a teenager some years ago, and the answers are just as applicable today. Awesome questions…and an awesome book wherein we find our answers.

Jesus IS amazing, called by one scholar of scripture, “The Marvel of all ages!” Let’s listen attentively that we may stand amazed of Christ and apply Him in our lives.

1 Cor. 3 continues our textual “Book, Chapter and Verse” approach as we move from unacceptable behavior to better behavior.