International Gospel Hour

The command of Jesus to the preaching of Peter and Paul, the teaching of repentance is clear in the scripture and of necessity for one’s salvation.

Weighing factors, making decisions, watching budgets—we all evaluate price and cost in our daily lives. In a much greater way, we must count the cost when we fail to follow Christ.

En un mundo lleno de incertidumbre, muchos corazones viven cargados de ansiedad. Preocupaciones por el futuro, presiones diarias, temores que roban la paz y debilitan el ánimo. Sin embargo, la Palabra de Dios nos enseña que en Cristo existe una paz real, profunda y firme. Estudiemos la Palabra de Dios mientras meditamos sobre este tema.

The path, the presence and the pleasures—oh, what God provides for those that follow Him! Join us for a study of Psalm 16.

An event in the life of Christ from John 12 prompts us to see our hour has come—the urgency to do what is right and to do it now.

Steadfast—a Biblical word embracing security, persistence and strength. One’s faith grows and one’s walk is steady. Let’s pursue the steadfast mind.

Let not one be ignorant of Satan’s schemes and deceptions—we need to be aware of man’s greatest enemy and clearly understand wrong and right.

The thought is comforting and to be at peace—perfect peace through God should be the goal of everyone. Perfect peace is THE peace to pursue.

Known also as Golgotha, we visit the place where Jesus was crucified along with two criminals. Let’s see from a place of death how we can live today.

From two accounts of scripture, one from the Old Testament and one from the New Testament, we are reminded and commanded to seek and search the ways of God through His word.

The scripture brings forth two attributes of Daniel that are worthy of pursuing and applying to our lives and application with our lives.

From what many call “the Greatest Sermon ever preached,” no doubt the Greatest Preacher that every lived asked a most “valuable” question that mankind needs the answer.

The words of the apostle Paul serves as a great pattern today—for God to supply His children so they may supply others.

Benefits are always emphasized in job interviews, before and after—always a plus and a consideration. But oh, how the benefits of Christianity are much greater!

We learn from the lives of others; the occasions and circumstances therein and there are a number of life lessons within the book of Genesis within the time of Joseph.

Examining Isaiah the prophet of old brings us to a moment where although rebellious and what appeared hopeless, God would always remember His remnant—and how the remnant should remember God.

A Biblical lesson of old reminds us of our priorities and what happens when one is “…busy here and there.” Are we too busy? Are we busy here and there with the wrong things?

Trust. Such a beautiful word and more so when one’s trust is in the Lord. The book of James gives assurance of God’s supply to those that trust in Him.

No matter one’s stage in life, there is the glory of God to lead, help and move us in His way. How thankful we are to see the glory of God!

Knowledge in any field, study or pursuit is necessary. Yet there is only one area of knowledge that should be desired and needed—the knowledge from God’s Word.

How important was heaven to the Apostle Paul? He made it personal. “For to me, to live is Christ, and to die is gain” (Phil. 1:21). That’s REAL living…now and then!

How thankful for God Who sent His only begotten Son, Jesus Christ to meet the greatest need of man—redemption from sin and salvation through Christ.

When one’s last breath is drawn, eternity begins. What is ahead? What is certain and what does the word of God say?

Although we are in a changing world, there are some things that are still certain and such certainty helps us deal with changing world.

How fortunate is this world to have the Almighty God as the “God of all comfort” for comfort is needed. How are some ways the comfort of God helps us?