International Gospel Hour

Paul had wonderful words of thanks for the church to whom the book of Colossians was written. Let us grow from this text to be thankful for the things God provides.

Titus 2:11, “For the grace of God that brings salvation has appeared to all men.” Yes! Let us be thankful and grateful for the grace of God! Let us see His grace expressed unto us through this study.

Paul simply expressed, “But thanks be to God, who gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ.” What embraces that victory in Christ? This simple word study allows us to see how “overcomers” can “come on over” when this life ends.

Thinking of all God has done and is doing for mankind, friends our thankfulness should respond to God in doing as well. As people that are thankful, we should express such thankfulness in our obedience.

Thinking of all God has done and is doing for mankind, friends our thankfulness should respond to God in doing as well. When we are thankful, we should express such thankfulness.

God loves us—His creation! Because He loves us, He grants unto us “…all things that pertain to life and godliness…” (2 Pet. 1:3). Let’s see how God loves us and in turn through our obedience, let us love Him.

The words of Jesus from Jn. 5:39, “You search the Scriptures, for in them you think you have eternal life; and these are they which testify of Me.” Speaking of Christ; searching for us!

There is the long time saying, “There are none so blind as those who will not see.” Sadly, this is true in matters of things that are spiritual. The Bible warns us of such blindness so that we can see.

Following a certain form or pattern will grant what we need and desire. Following “that form of doctrine” provided by God will grant us what God sees we need and meets the right desire.

Have you ever thought about a simple postage stamp and the spiritual application therein?

An account in the life of Christ that saw an overflow house, a hole in a roof then a man lowered down, questioning Pharisees and a teaching of Christ that addresses the power of His forgiveness

A wonderful account of a blind man who received sight prompts this question of how we see, how to look—note the dangers and embrace the direction.

We are introduced to sin in Genesis 3 and its effect on mankind even to this day. Let’s be aware and alert and through God, we can overcome.

Being raised with Christ is a wonderful beginning for one’s life—a worthy study of the scriptures, indeed. Are you raised with Christ?

We all want our homes heaven bound—by how we live now allowing God to guide us—and allow God to lead us home eternally. Let us see a special household as a pattern for our homes to be heaven bound.

Hymns express “there is gladness” and “He has made me glad, He has made me glad…” What a great Biblical subject to discuss of gladness, but only in Christ!

Sin is a disease of the spirit and there must be a cure. Let’s look at the God provided cure for sin as we consider a lesson of days gone by.

Recent statistics show a steady decline in the belief that God exists. We readily affirm God exists and our study present four key reasons why one should believe that God exists.

The heaven-sent King of Kings was standing before the earthly rule of one Pilate who asked the question, “What is Truth?” Let’s ponder and reason this question

A simple lesson from wonderful outlines of the late Leroy Brownlow to direct us in our “walk of life.” The Bible has much to say about our walk and the Lord’s provisions along the way.

Yes, one can drift away from God if we fail to give strong attention to what we have learned. In this final segment, we see how to battle the tendency to drift.

The question under consideration reminds us that drifting is possible. In part two of three, we look at the danger signs of drifting away from God.

The question itself shows the danger of simply drifting. In this part one of three, we consider things we need to know about drifting to avoid falling into its trap.

The old saying of those who refuse to learn from history are doomed to repeat it is evident with this continued study from the prophet of old, Amos—message then—message now.

One may call them paradoxes of the cross but through God they are showing His power with the cross—a most compelling broadcast.