International Gospel Hour

A simple perusal of the Old Testament affirms that God wants us be obedient and faithful to Him. This broadcast encourages us to learn from those afore time so that we may be obedient to the Lord at this time.

It is called the sweetest word in the English language. It allows a person to change direction in life and walk closer with God. Do you need a change of direction for a better life? Well, we’ve got the word and direction just for you—the power of repentance.

Tests are given to see our knowledge; to check and see where we are. 1 Jn. 2 in our “Are You Studying” series presents some tests to make sure everything from the Father is working just right for the child of God.

Solomon was the wisest man, yet his decisions were not the best. But, His advice is preserved through inspiration so that one will not chase after things that are nothing more than chasing or striving after wind. Let’s see the advice granted and embrace them as loving commands from the Father.

Four words that are so powerful—their impact felt throughout the whole world and for every soul.

This plea has come from the lips of many who know not what to do. Jesus provides help if we will but accept his help. Let’s consider just a few ways Jesus helps.

Meeting the challenges of the world, well, it is a challenge. But God provides endurance through our faith and obedience to impact this world as we instruct ourselves.

The Bible speaks of faith in a number of ways: personal faith, the ONE faith; a dead faith, etc. This broadcast examines the various “faiths’ in scripture to understand the obedient faith that is pleasing to God.

Tests are given to see our knowledge; to check and see where we are. 1 Jn. 2 in our “Are You Studying” series presents some tests to make sure everything from the Father is working just right for the child of God.

The best pattern and example for young people is Christ and His word. Adults would do well to follow the same pattern so they many lead the young people of today.

Have you wondered about the soul and the Spirit? Will there be a new earth? How does the Bible distinguish between the Father, Son and the Holy Spirit?

If you had only one conversation with a person about God, what would you say to make a difference in their life? Consider this broadcast as “that one conversation.”

Meeting the challenges of the world, well, it is a challenge. But God provides a very special group to help us endure and face those challenges. This lesson helps us to see that special group of people.

God’s grace has come unto all men—God has given the world his part. Does man have a part? Can man receive God’s grace? He can…but it is man’s choice.

Tests are given to see our knowledge; to check and see where we are. 1 Jn. 2 in our “Are You Studying” series presents some tests to make sure everything from the Father is working just right for the child of God.

A Lesson from the late Fred E. Dennis…eight wonderful attributes of Christ expressing His spirit and grace as the pattern for our lives.

Articles dealing with discipline.

Jesus identified Himself to John the Revelator as one with authority unto His church and challenging His church, the saved, how to live. If the challenge is to the saved, it is to the lost.

As the Christian matures and lives righteously, it will prepare one for the challenges and tests that are ahead in life.

There are a number of teachings concerning the salvation of God that when compared with scripture, surprisingly to many, are simply not there. Let’s consider them from this broadcast.

A study of 1 Jn. 1. If one focuses on the blessings from God and not deter from God and His will, one will be blessed, but “if” one fails to focus on God, one will lose it all—even one’s soul.

A Lesson from the late Gus Nichols

Let’s allow God to build our homes through His plan and His way!

“May have your attention, please”, well, it is an attention getter. God wants our attention and when God gets our attention, we able to keep God’s attention if we are obedient.

A wonderful beatitude, an attitude to Become that one is reminded and refreshed to pursue peace.