International Gospel Hour

One picks up a copy of the Bible and sees two divisions—the Old and New Testament. How can one understand these two divisions? Which one are we to live under today? Can we handle aright the word of truth properly? Our broadcast affirms we can—let’s just go back to the Bible.

It is very easy to think something is Biblical, but it is not. We would all concur that much teaching from man is accepted as Biblical truth when it is not. This study takes us back to the Bible to renew our zeal for the word of Christ and its authority.

The Bible is unlike any other book. Men were guided by the Holy Spirit and were inspired of God to pen its sacred truths. This study helps us to grow in appreciation and application of God’s Word.

True authority from God is revealed through God’s Holy Word the Bible. God has always made it clear to mankind what man needs to know and what man needs to do.

Reading the Psalms is always a joy. Psalm 8 speaks of God’s excellence and what a joy that has come to man. Studying the excellence of God and when accepted, helps man to excel in Christ.

We turn back the clock for a wonderful lesson from the late Fred E. Dennis and examine popular religious teachings that are of men versus what the Bible says. It’s a “main event” study, for sure.

In this broadcast, Jeff shares a couple of Biblically based, well written articles. We see the need of partaking of the scripture and the importance of doctrine. Let’s embrace this study.

No sweeter words could be said—only Jesus is the Savior of mankind and none other. Let us see the power of this One who is able to save one from his sins.

Boldness is an admirable trait, but we can be bold in our convictions and be boldly wrong. Where is the best boldness found? The Bible gives us our answer in this broadcast.

In this daily broadcast, let us see Jesus and not only what He did, but when we see Him, let us see what we should do. Would we not conclude that our lives would be better with the example of Christ within?

Jeff presents a lesson from the past that was first brought forth by Winford Claiborne, our speaker of IGH from 1995-2014. Looking through the scriptures, God’s message has always been and will always be for man’s good, but there are those that hate the message and sadly the messenger. May this broadcast remind us of the power of God’s message and renew the messengers.

Sin is not pretty. Yes, the devil makes it that way (the Hebrew writer calls it “…passing pleasures…”), but it will cause one to miss blessings from God, suffering that is unnecessary and loss of a soul. Out study allows us to see sin and the warnings therein.

God can see us—there is nothing hidden from God. There are times we need to take a look at ourselves and our lives and ask am I pleasing to God? Am I relying on God? This broadcast allows us to answer these questions.

We can see God from His Word—He has given us all things that pertain to life and godliness (2 Pet. 1:3-4). Let’s understand what God wants us to know and pursue those things for better living.

Every human organization looks back and respects those who worked diligently at the beginning to set the pace and make the organization what it is. Through God and Christ, the church had such individuals. Let see their faith to help OUR faith, shall we…today on the IGH. Stay tuned.

No other life gives hope than Jesus Christ…no other book tells us of that hope than the Holy Bible. Let’s grow in appreciation for such authority in this study.

God has always provided care and protection for His people—those who follow God and His Word have a blessed assurance and care that cannot be found elsewhere. Looking at the provisions of God: grace, faith, law and works allow us to see His provisions for our partaking.

We turn back the clock for a wonderful lesson from the late Fred E. Dennis as we think about salvation, heaven, and the way to heaven.

In the final of this four-part series for the family, we consider the earlier studies of communicate, delegate, and calculate and renew ourselves within as we educate ourselves.

Money problems can add to family stress. And, lack of time management adds to such stress as well. In part three of this series of “family stress,” we look at addressing financial and time management to alleviate stress among families.

Growing stress upon families seem to be adding layers daily. Are there things to help our families? In part two of this series this program, we see the importance of delegation within families that addresses the daily stresses.

Growing stress upon families seem to be adding layers daily. Are there things to help our families? In this program, we see the importance of communication among families that help with the daily stresses.

A question that is quick to be asked and one that is worthy of study. Many individuals turn from God or fail to turn to God because of this question. It is a “loaded” question to many and yet a loving one for all.

A classic sermon of the late W.A. Bradfield—either we are lifting Christ up with our lives or we are pulling Him down by our lack of obedience to Him. Are we lifting up the Christ in our lives?

A question asked of old has application today. Through God and Christ, we can be soothed and healed from the spiritual illness of sin. There IS a balm available today. Let’s look at this beautiful text.