International Gospel Hour

A good servant will respond to the words of the one he/she chooses to serve. There is no greater One we can serve than Christ. What must one do in serving Christ?

A visit to a childhood home prompted a middle-aged man to pen what is known as a beautiful hymn about heaven.

God’s Word is the only word with an affirmed claim it is THE divine print granted to mankind for ma to live a good life. It is precious! It is a treasure!

Walking with God is an amazing attribute and compliment. A number of folks in scripture “walked with God” and we look at one of those individuals—Enoch.

“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). Let us learn and be reminded of lessons today from the prophet of old, Amos.

This special broadcast addresses Biblical Subjects from writings of days gone by concerning Christianity and Religious belief.

This special broadcast addresses Biblical Subjects from various writings of days gone by. This broadcast considers the question, “Who is this Jesus” along with a couple of other thoughts.

This special broadcast addresses Biblical Subjects from various writings of days gone by. This broadcast brings forth teachings about the Prince of Peace and some thoughts on Heaven

This special broadcast addresses Biblical Subjects from various writings of days gone by. This broadcast considers staying positive in a world that is negative.

This special broadcast addresses Biblical Subjects from various writings of days gone by. This broadcast looks at the day of judgment.

This concludes a discussion of holiness based on the sweet hymn of the late Philip Bliss. We conclude by looking at the third stanza within the realm of scripture. Be sure to listen to parts one and two.

The account of Balaam and his donkey is an awesome lesson concerning the word of the Lord and His authority—a reminder for all of us the heed God’s word!

The strong man Samson is listed in Hebrews 11 as one of faith, but oh, the choices he made. We can learn some powerful lessons from this strong man.

“I have sinned” very well may be three of the hardest words to say. But what a weight taken off of our minds, hearts and souls.

How thankful we are that God grants us the power to turn unto Him and be converted! What a wonderful gift God has given man through Christ!

Sin cuts, maims, and defeats us—but thanks be to God who grants the cure through the Great Physician!

This continues a discussion of holiness as we consider stanza two of the old, blessed hymn of the late Philip Bliss is our subject as we study the scriptures so that we may be holy as God is holy (1 Pet. 1:15-16).

A number of texts group sins together—this broadcast briefly considers those groups to see sin’s wickedness and to avoid such sins.

Have you ever thought of Satan as a champion? When it comes to sin, he is powerful—but no match for the Almighty God.

Said more than once, “Sin will take you farther than you want to go, keep you longer than you want to stay, and cost you more than you want to pay.” The Consequences of sin are staggering.

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.

If we know the cause, we can address the approach. God provides us the things needed to remove sin and its causes.

Stanza one of the old, blessed hymn of the late Philip Bliss is our subject as we study the scriptures so that we may be holy as God is holy (1 Pet. 1:16).

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. 1:20-25 in restoring unity among the church and renewing where focus should be—upon the Christ.

We return several years ago for a Biblically based lesson from the late Fred E. Dennis and examine the question “Will a man Rob God?” Can you imagine? But it does happen—did then, does now. Let’s study.