International Gospel Hour

We turn back the clock with a lesson from the late Leroy Brownlow that came about as a request to “preach on nothing.” Therefore, this study is about…“nothing.”

Can’t get the greatness in one episode, so let’s go two. Are we not thankful God is greater than us? And, oh what He supplies and provides! Amen and Amen!

Through God, man can turn away from wrong and change His life. Conversion is a spiritually beautiful word and worthy of study and obedience.

From the old covenant to the new, God has always been abundant in his mercy, forgiveness, etc. and He makes it possible for all to have an abundant life. Are you looking for an abundant life through God?

Our textual “Book, Chapter and Verse as we go “verse by verse.” Join us as we begin 1 Cor. 2 and see where the glory of man should lie.

Are we not thankful God is greater than us? And, oh what He supplies and provides! Amen and Amen!

We all need help to get along in life. This broadcast uses the work of one of our young friends and brothers in Christ to remind us of this truth and renew us in the right direction.

A study of the 37th Psalm is an assessment, a renewal, and a reminder of the blessing of committing one’s ways unto Christ…and the condemnation of the wicked.

Our occasional article broadcast as we share two Biblically based well written articles from prophecy of the Old Testament to teaching within the New Testament.

It’s not popular—some do not want to hear it, and some will not affirm it. However, it is a sobering reality according to the scripture that not everybody is going to heaven.

The Word of God is a living word—living and powerful as the Hebrew writer exclaims. How we allow the living word of God live in our lives is our discussion today.

A wonderful Biblical character is Daniel, and we can learn from his life and apply his faith and principles to our lives. A great character study awaits!

The amazing power of God through His word. When He speaks we should listen and this broadcast sees how God speaks to us through His word to correct us and strengthen us—wherever we may be.

The apostle Paul’s boldness is well noted throughout the scripture. His declaration in Acts 21 can very well serve as a motivator for us today as we ponder a most important question.

Daily, we all see something that is strange to us. There was an occasion in the labors of Christ that something seemed strange to the witnesses there. Join us as we study and apply this teaching of Christ.

When we consider all the things in this world, we have to affirm the wonderful works of God and when we think of His might, oh how His works are wonderful!

John 20 ends concerning the things penned, “…these are written…” What is written is for an obedient faith all through the resurrection of Christ.

An empty tomb has THE message that fills lives, remits sin and gives a place wherein one stands and serves.

“…the disciples were glad when they saw the Lord.” When we see the Lord through His word, we too will be refreshed through obedience to Him.

The empty tomb of the Christ in John 20 brought forth tears of sadness—a moment for Mary in that she had all she can take. Ever feel that way?

John 20 presents the empty tomb of the Christ and the response and reaction of those close to Jesus. An empty tomb caused souls to run. Will we find such urgency in our lives due to the resurrection?

No matter what goes on in the world, one can always trust in the Lord. One can depend and rely on the Lord and His Word.

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.