International Gospel Hour

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.

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

Oh, how the scriptures of the Old Testament speak of the Christ! Join us in a study from Psalm 22 as we consider the prophecies of Christ, fulfillment, and application.

Psalm 19 is a wonderful Psalm praising God for His creation, His commandments, and His cleansing—all we need to know to allow God’s greatness to make us greater in Christ and greater each day.

How tragic to be lost! Outside of Christ with no hope! What does it mean to be lost? This broadcast considers several reasons—serious reasons that we should decline with salvation in Christ.

The “Are You Listening…again” series focuses on the Kingdom of God, the spiritually beautiful realm of God and what it is. See the positive of the Kingdom of God—it is great!

God’s Word is THE ultimate authority. It IS the Word of Truth, and it is truth that will make us free (Jn. 8:32). Let us see the value of studying, obeying, and applying the word of truth.

This is our textual study where we take a Book, Chapter and Verse and go “verse by verse.” Join us as we continue with 1 Cor. 1:26-29 to see the power in the knowledge of God and not in the wisdom of man.

The “Are You Listening…again” series focuses on the Kingdom of God, the spiritually beautiful realm of God and what it is not. One embraces the positive as we grow in knowledge of the negative.

We face a number of decisions every day—some are big; some are small, but we want to choose the right way, the best way and make the best decision. This is a special study in which we “turn back the clock” and study a lesson from the late Gus Nichols.

We turn back the clock with an acrostic lesson from the late Leroy Brownlow about the cross and how true religion has Christ and the cross as its center of all that is received and all that is done.

A classic sermon of the late W.A. Bradfield studying the subject of repentance—what it is, why it is necessary and who should repent.

For the first time in many years, we once again hear our late V.E. Howard over the airwaves. This special broadcast is from the then Freed-Hardeman College, April 4, 1971.

The home created by God is to be a blessed home. A blessed home is a better home. What does God provide for your home?

Mercy and truth; righteousness and peace…all beautiful attributes in the life of the revived and spring forth because of the righteousness of God.

A lengthy conditional statement as well as an awesome Old Testament account prompts this study about revival and salvation.

Looking at the scriptures, there are treasures to be reaped when one is revived. Let’s unveil these treasures.

God WILL Revive—a wonderful thought wherever we may be spiritually; whether we are troubled or simply needing spiritual growth, God will revive!

Is one a legalist when one is simply obedient to God Who commands us to be obedient? Let’s define, study, and see what legalism is within the realm of scripture.

Three “I Am” declarations in scripture prompt us to ask, “Am I?” A broadcast that will challenge us as we study scripture together.

We turn back the clock for a Biblical lesson from the late Fred Dennis as we look at a subject that looms large in the teaching of the New Testament—repentance.

A special segment of IGH Q & A addresses “sinful nature” or is man born as a sinner?

A lot of things can happen in a year…looking back just one year has probably brought a lot of changes in your life. Let’s see what happened among Christians in just one year.

Let us not focus on death that we cease living, but rather let be living as God would have us to live when we die. Heb. 9:27 teaches, “And as it is appointed for men to die once.” How will we be living?

What a joy to turn back the pages of God word to remember and learn from those of days gone by—things written for our learning. Deuteronomy reminded then and reminds now.