International Gospel Hour

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!

The “Are You Listening…again” series comes to our final segment of this discussion that looks at a sobering thought of dying in an unrighteous state.

Another segment of our “Are You Listening…again” series that looks at a sobering thought of dying in an unrighteous state.

Another segment of our “Are You Listening…again” series that looks at a sobering thought of dying in an unrighteous state.

Another segment of our “Are You Listening…again” series that looks at a sobering thought of dying in an unrighteous state.

Another segment of our “Are You Listening…again” series that looks at “speaking where the Bible speaks” and questions some of the religious jargon of our day.

To pursue the mind of Christ is a wonderful pursuit. Imagine if the world had the mind of Christ—it would be a better place, indeed. The mind of Christ reflects, responds, and rewards.

From a young adult class, the request was made, “Name a promise or a truth that is most relevant in your life today.” Oh, what great answers were brought forth and you will hear part of them in our study.

There is no doubt that God’s goodness and forbearance is evident in this world. Let’s look at some of God’s blessings granted to this world through His goodness.

Over and over, studies have shown that families where the father is absent result in a high percentage of youth suicides; high school dropouts; adolescent substance abuse patients; juveniles in state-operated institutions; children exhibiting behavior disorders; and homeless and runaway children. Friends, it’s time to encourage fatherhood.

While spending time in daily Bible reading, our speaker Jeff Archey was reminded how Jesus faced days like we do—opportunities abound! Let’s consider the extraordinary Christ and an ordinary day to see how we can make our days extraordinary!

It has been said that one’s pride can cause a while lot of trouble. In this broadcast, we define the “pride of life” and address it with the power that is available from God.

On the surface this question might prompt one to think why ask such a question? But it is a worthy study and one in which we are called on to “rightly divide the word of truth.” Let’s engage this study as with every study, and open mind, an open heart and an open Bible.

Would you like to know how to pack a lamp, a mirror, a telescope, a sharp sword, and a small library in a small corner of a suitcase? This is your broadcast. As always, let’s talk spiritually.

A classic sermon of the late W.A. Bradfield—taking the scriptures to see the church that belongs to Christ as revealed in the New Testament and why one should be a member of that church revealed in scripture.

In “going more paperless” with his files, Jeff came across a wonderful outline that shows Christ in every chapter of 1 Peter penned of Peter by inspiration, the one apostle it seemed that Christ conversed with the most. Within 1 Peter we have all aspects of the life of Christ.

The Biblical study of believing and faith in God is one of necessity. Without faith in God there is no hope and no salvation.

Without faith, it is impossible to please God (Heb. 11:6). When one lets go of the hindrances in life and accepts the heavenly path of life through God…oh, what a difference! Do you need to let go and let God?

The power of the resurrection was evident in the apostle Paul’s life. Its power is evident in the lift of a Christian. We look at scripture that reveals its power and its application.

Life is full of challenges. Jesus challenged with His teachings, and He will challenge us to be the best we can be. We turn back the clock with a lesson from the late Gus Nichols.

Life is full of challenges. Jesus challenged with His teachings, and He will challenge us to be the best we can be. We turn back the clock with a lesson from the late Gus Nichols.

Rom. 10:17 is simple, “Faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the word of God.” Today’s broadcast takes the Bible, the Word of God and allows us to see Biblical and godly faith.

From a parable of Christ about a desperate widow, Jesus taught a lesson in the faith He wishes to find when he returns. Will he REALLY find faith? What a question to consider in this study.

There has been none other, nor will there ever be a Teacher like Jesus Christ. Join us in this broadcast as we see the characteristics of THE Master Teacher, Jesus Christ and the application for all of us.