International Gospel Hour: Recent Episodes
Jeff Archey
We know of Jesus as THE Christ, THE Savior, THE Redeemer among other descriptions. But one young man called Him Good Master. Is Jesus YOUR Master?
Life IS worth living and let’s make certain we are getting its worth every day—not by what we get, but what we give. The worth is always greater when the investment is great.
Due to a tragic accident late one Saturday evening, an early Sunday morning sermon change was needed that resulted in this study of the blessing of comfort.
The question is asked by the Psalmist and the answer is worthy and wonderful. What a joy that one can abide in the Lord according to His will and His way. A study of Psalm 15.
The word “gospel” simply means “good news” or “glad tidings.” It is THE power of God and the only message to redeem mankind. All must know the gospel.
Grace in God’s eyes amongst wickedness; the builder of the Ark and one who walked with God—that’s Noah—the one that made the difference.
This broadcast is the final of three broadcasts as we conclude our study of the parables of Luke 15—in this broadcast, the elder brother and his actions to His father and toward his brother.
This broadcast is part two of three broadcasts looking at and studying the parables of Luke 15—in this broadcast, the prodigal son and again, tragedy can lead us to treasure, friends.
This broadcast is part one of three broadcasts spending time with the parables of Luke 15—in this broadcast, the lost sheep and the lost coin. Tragedy can lead us to treasure, friends.
Returning to the gospel account of Mark, let us see the patients of the Great Physician and we will not miss our need for the Great Physician, Jesus Christ. He is the answer to the sin that ails us.
From the 78th Psalm, we are reminded of things our children need to hear, to know and to apply. Matter of fact, we ALL need to know what God has not hidden.
We return to the Psalms and see David’s praise of God for His forgiveness—a study of Ps. 32:1-2 that shows one the blessing of forgiveness!
There are things one experiences and possesses only in Jesus Christ. This study looks at a great text in Ephesians to see the joy and peace of being in Christ
1 & 2 Peter speak of things that are precious—high in value; well esteemed. What a beautiful thought of precious things that can affect our lives.
Building from the correction of division to direction, we are reminded of THE only guide for the direction of man and that is the Holy Scriptures.
We consider another classic sermon of the late W.A. Bradfield of the greatest question a man can ask. We have the blessing of the Greatest of All to give us our answer through HIS word.
Looking at the past let’s see a newly appointed judge, the Almighty God and repentant souls and watch what happens when wrong choices change to right choices.
In an uncertain world, there are certainties from God on which we can depend. His certainties become our certainties when we embrace, obey, and follow Him.
We consider a question that involves more than money and also unconditional love worth imitating. Two articles for your consideration—Biblically based and well written.
A question asked by Jeremiah needs to be asked today, especially in the world we live in and the things we face daily.
It is time to build from the correction of division to direction—to carry forth what God has entrusted to us as stewards. 1 Cor. 4:1-5.
Not only Christ in you, but the hope of glory! Through warnings and teaching, man can be perfected only in Christ. Christ in you; you in Christ—Amen!
Instruction from the days of Ezekiel reminds us that God has made it possible for you and I to live eternally when our lives end. There is no reason why one should die spiritually or not be prepared.
No blood was ever shed that had such an earth shattering, soul changing effect than the shed blood of Jesus Christ. Precious blood with a purpose; precious blood that purchases.
The home created by God is to be a blessed home. A blessed home is a better home. What does God provide for your home?
Mercy and truth; righteousness and peace…all beautiful attributes in the life of the revived and spring forth because of the righteousness of God.
A lengthy conditional statement as well as an awesome Old Testament account prompts this study about revival and salvation.
Looking at the scriptures, there are treasures to be reaped when one is revived. Let’s unveil these treasures.
God WILL Revive—a wonderful thought wherever we may be spiritually; whether we are troubled or simply needing spiritual growth, God will revive!
Is one a legalist when one is simply obedient to God Who commands us to be obedient? Let’s define, study, and see what legalism is within the realm of scripture.
Three “I Am” declarations in scripture prompt us to ask, “Am I?” A broadcast that will challenge us as we study scripture together.
We turn back the clock for a Biblical lesson from the late Fred Dennis as we look at a subject that looms large in the teaching of the New Testament—repentance.
A lot of things can happen in a year…looking back just one year has probably brought a lot of changes in your life. Let’s see what happened among Christians in just one year.
Let us not focus on death that we cease living, but rather let be living as God would have us to live when we die. Heb. 9:27 teaches, “And as it is appointed for men to die once.” How will we be living?
What a joy to turn back the pages of God word to remember and learn from those of days gone by—things written for our learning. Deuteronomy reminded then and reminds now.
The words of Jesus from Jn. 5:39, “You search the Scriptures, for in them you think you have eternal life; and these are they which testify of Me.” Speaking of Christ; searching for us!
There is the long time saying, “There are none so blind as those who will not see.” Sadly, this is true in matters of things that are spiritual. The Bible warns us of such blindness so that we can see.
Following a certain form or pattern will grant what we need and desire. Following “that form of doctrine” provided by God will grant us what God sees we need and meets the right desire.
Have you ever thought about a simple postage stamp and the spiritual application therein?
An account in the life of Christ that saw an overflow house, a hole in a roof then a man lowered down, questioning Pharisees and a teaching of Christ that addresses the power of His forgiveness.
A wonderful account of a blind man who received sight prompts this question of how we see, how to look—note the dangers and embrace the direction.
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.
Being raised with Christ is a wonderful beginning for one’s life—a worthy study of the scriptures, indeed. Are you raised with Christ?
: We all want our homes heaven bound—by how we live now allowing God to guide us—and allow God to lead us home eternally. Let us see a special household as a pattern for our homes to be heaven bound.
Hymns express “there is gladness” and “He has made me glad, He has made me glad…” What a great Biblical subject to discuss of gladness, but only in Christ!
Sin is a disease of the spirit and there must be a cure. Let’s look at the God provided cure for sin as we consider a lesson of days gone by.
Recent statistics show a steady decline in the belief that God exists. We readily affirm God exists and our study present four key reasons why one should believe that God exists.
The heaven-sent King of Kings was standing before the earthly rule of one Pilate who asked the question, “What is Truth?” Let’s ponder and reason this question.
A simple lesson from wonderful outlines of the late Leroy Brownlow to direct us in our “walk of life.” The Bible has much to say about our walk and the Lord’s provisions along the way.
Yes, one can drift away from God if we fail to give strong attention to what we have learned. In this final segment, we see how to battle the tendency to drift.
The question under consideration reminds us that drifting is possible. In part two of three, we look at the danger signs of drifting away from God.
The question itself shows the danger of simply drifting. In this part one of three, we consider things we need to know about drifting to avoid falling into its trap.
The old saying of those who refuse to learn from history are doomed to repeat it is evident with this continued study from the prophet of old, Amos—message then—message now.
One may call them paradoxes of the cross but through God they are showing His power with the cross—a most compelling broadcast.
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.
Turning back the clock for a couple of special articles for this broadcast—thoughts on baptisms and being worthy in God’s sight.
The best Friend we will ever have wants us to be the best friend to Him. What a wonderful relationship!
This broadcast is the second of two looking at the enemies of the cross and God, why they are enemies and to be prepared to battle the enemies of the cross and God.
This broadcast is part one of two programs looking at the enemies of the cross and God, why they are enemies and to be prepared to battle the enemies of the cross and God.
A question of old prompts updated thoughts and study from the Word of God to see the joy of living; the blessing of choosing wisely and walking Godly.
It separates us from God and deprives us of our salvation and every spiritual blessing. It cost Jesus His life to redeem us. Sin affects everyone and we need to be aware and abstain!
Preaching Jesus Christ is not only looking at His life as an example, but taking His life and learning how we should live. Let’s see what happened when a city heard Jesus preached unto them.
A perusal through a number of sermon outlines affords us the blessings of studying hope on this broadcast. They say a picture is worth 1,000 words—imagine what a portrait of hope will do!
What a horrible and miserable thought—how thankful He did! But let’s consider what would have happened if Jesus never came to earth…and let us be grateful.
Oh, how the reading of those words comfort, gives direction and a promise for better living. Allow the Prince of Peace to control your life!
Through Jesus, the mystery is revealed; God came in the flesh; justified and seen that we may be redeemed! And, much more! Amen!
The One Who came to seek and save the lost. The One Who knew He would give His life a ransom for many. Oh, to imagine and note all the Christ went through the night before His death—for us, friends. For. Us.
We turn back the clock for another classic sermon of the late W.A. Bradfield and think on some “musts” in life as we go down the valley.
He defeated a Lion, a Bear and a Giant but David had some major losses—he really messed up at times. We can learn from David to help our lives when we mess up.
Pages upon pages of scripture speak of worship to God; how to worship; what to offer and from thence, renewing faithfulness and serving God.
Today more than ever—man needs God’s Word, the Bible. When obeyed and used as our guide, God’s Word will lead us and God will bless those that follow Him. (Be sure to see the chart of this lesson at our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/InternationalGospelHour).
A scripture command of man, but regrettably misunderstood by many. What embraces calling on the name of the Lord?
One cannot help to see the strength of Christ through His meekness through serving in preaching, in example and in suffering—and this strength strengthens us who follow Him.
Can the church be identified? Indeed it can as it does exist! Let’s see THE church of the Bible in this broadcast that we may pursue and desire it.
There are so many churches with one name or another—is this toward peace or confusion? Let us see the scriptures about THE church and pursue THE church for our lives.
Let’s spend time in that book of Proverbs considering the wicked, so we will not pursue its direction nor apply its traits.
It may not be only a statue or other image that becomes our idol in pace of God. Erroneous teaching and attitudes that focus on oneself may become our idols. We must be aware!
Looking at this wonderful parable from John 15:1-8, we examine Jesus’ teaching in parables with application for us today.
Marriage of one man to one woman for life is God’s plan. There were questions in the days of Christ and there are questions today. But as then and now, Christ has the answers through His word.
One must shudder to think about had Jesus not resurrected. What if the stone had never moved and his body remained? Let’s think about what could have been and how blessed that it is not.
Reaching back for a couple of special articles that talk about REAL truth and how we can pursue REAL truth—truth we can count on from God!
The Christian must always be ready with an answer of the hope within (1 Pet. 3:15). Why would a person want to be a Christian or what are some reasons to become a Christian?
Looking at 1 Pet. 2:9-10, we engage in both word study and phrase study to help us understand the scripture and its use of the word “peculiar.”
A sermon request turned into a response as we see how and through whom God speaks. Are we listening to God so that we may speak for Him?
Once again, like Abel “…he being dead yet speaks…” (Heb. 11:4), we reach into blessed past to hear the words of our Winford Claiborne, the speaker of IGH from 1995-2014. Let’s talk conversion to Christ, shall we?
The cost of not obeying God is too great. Counting the cost will always see the best return on investment with our souls. Let us be reminded of counting the cost and making the right choice.
What is the best thing you can do? Obey the gospel of Christ and live a faithful life for God. That what God desires and so should we. Let’s go back to God’s Word and see the best thing one can do.
The Bible teaches of the blessing of being “in Christ.” This is a wonderful study of the phrase” in Christ” and where salvation is found.
God is righteous and as He sent Jesus to die for our sins, He instructs us His conditions for salvation. God through His Word brings forth what one must do to be saved.
God is a righteous God—therefore a just God. He paid the price for sin, and He will punish sin. In this broadcast, let us see the greatness of God in His righteousness and justice.
People will always choose happiness over sadness. What is true Biblical happiness? This broadcast looks at the words happy and blessed and how they are accurately used.
The word “sin” is a nasty word—its consequences are eternal and sin entering the world has brought on suffering, hurt and pain. Let’s see the tool of God’s enemy—sin.
You and I see churches that have different names. Have you ever wondered or asked, “Is this really what God intended?” Let’s go back to the Bible and see God’s answer.
The Bible speaks clearly of the one church—its establishment and its organization. When the church assembles, its worship unto God must be expressed from the Bible. Let’s see what God asks from our worship.
The Bible speaks clearly of the one church—its establishment by Christ and it is clearly expressed by its organization. The organization of the church can be achieved today and is in many congregations. If God organizes, we can be sure that we will be organized.
We look all over the landscape and see churches with every kind of name; organized differently and worship styles that vary. Friend, do you ever wonder what does the Bible say about the church?
This is a “two for one broadcast” as Jeff presents well written articles in a special “Are You Reading” broadcast. We consider “Will only the church of Christ be saved” and “True Religion,” two subjects that are of great interest in the religious world.
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.
The “Are You Listening…again” series concludes our study of that the church matters. It does and we are thankful. This is the final of six broadcasts.
The prophecy of Christ from Isaiah 53 is a thrilling study and as the chapter concludes, God speaks of “My Righteous Servant” Who IS righteous that we may be righteous.
Our “Are You Listening…again” series looks again at the importance and necessity of the church. Yes friends, it matters! This is part five of six broadcasts.
“Does the church matter?” The Bible says it does and we enter part four of this study through our “Are You Listening” series.
Our “Are You Listening…again” series returns with part three concerning the necessity of the church and noting what else would be unnecessary if the church did not matter. This is part three of six broadcasts.
Our “Are You Listening…again” series returns with part two of examining the false teaching that the church does not matter. This is part two of six broadcasts.
The “Are You Listening…again” considers a statement made by many that the church does not matter. This series of lessons looks at the dangers of such a statement. This is part one of six broadcasts.
A worthy study of the greatest expression unto man—the only expression that would grant salvation to mankind. From Isaiah, let’s consider what all was expressed through the Christ for you and me.
Concluding our thoughts about “Old Time Religion,” we continue building on the Bible and its teaching of what is “old-time religion.” This is the final of three broadcasts about “Old Time Religion.”
Continuing our studies concerning that “Old Time Religion,” we look more of what the Bible says about “old-time religion.” This is part two of three.
That old, old hymn desired the “Old Time Religion” that would be good enough for me.” Let’s think about the qualities of old-time religion in this part one of three programs.
No greater invitation ever extended nor will ever be accepted than the invitation of Jesus Christ—to come and to rest; to take and learn.
A distinct message with awesome attributes is THE Gospel of Jesus Christ. There is no wonder and no doubt it is the greatest message man will ever hear.
A wonderful account in a desert place when a servant of a queen and a servant of God met and searched the scripture and to see the joy that awaits then…and now.
I could not save myself spiritually—nobody can save himself. But Jesus Christ can save us. Just a few thoughts about the Savior, Jesus Christ. I have a Savior.
Anger is an emotion that will affect decisions that, many times, last a long, long time. The Bible teaches warns us of angers dangers and how anger should be addressed.
Continuing our “verse by verse” study series looking in 1 Corinthians and reminded once again of the authority of God and application in our lives.
The days of Ezekiel remind us of a saying, “Those who do not learn history are doomed to repeat it.” Let us learn from inspired history and remember there is a difference between right and wrong.
Yes, that is meant to be a little “g” for “god.” There are too many “gods” we can listen to and lead us away from the True and Living God. Let’s be warned.
All the wrong we have done can be made right, but only through Christ. Hallelujah! What A Savior! Now, what will our decision be?
Is there any other way to live than abundantly? Abundantly through Christ, that is. All of the things we can attain in this world cannot match abundant living in Christ.
When David brought the ark of God amongst Israel, he reminded the people of God’s marvelous works. We would do well to remember God’s works and how they are evident in our lives.
Continuing our “verse by verse” study series looking in 1 Corinthians and reminded once again of the authority of God and application in our lives.
A lesson from the late Leroy Brownlow concerning being led astray by men, but a reminder to be led by Christ and His Word.
The prophets of old, the priesthood and Kings were used by God and in many cases for God. But, today, our Prophet, Priest and King is our Lord Jesus Christ!
Either we are in a tough time, we are coming out of a tough time or we are heading into a tough time. If anyone know tough times, it is Christ—the very ONE who will help us with ours.
A warning to God’s people through Isaiah also serves as a promise to us. A lesson of something “…written aforetime for our learning…” (Rom. 15:4).
Elijah asked, “How long halt ye (“how long will you waver or struggle”) between two opinions?” Great question and today many individuals struggle with their decisions for God. Answering this within the scripture will help us with our decisions.
We return to our “verse by verse” study series looking at the church in Corinth through the book of 1 Corinthians. Chapter five brings forth a tragic reaction, with the action to be taken to address it.
We reach back for a Biblical lesson from the late Fred E. Dennis looking at the cross of Christ and the words of our Lord as He was dying and suffering on the cross. Final words with lasting impact.
God is love and His love toward us opens doors for us to respond to Him and live for Him. Let’s see what the Bible says about responding to God.
The prophetic language of Isaiah 53 points us to the Christ and His message—the eternal plan for our needs and the life brought forth, simple yet powerful!
Looking at a couple of challenging areas with a couple of special articles for this broadcast—thoughts on parenting and overcoming jealousy and envy.
Living…Dying…Preparation—all deserving of our study. Let’s think about these things—they are all about living.
To be admonished ranges from instruction to warning—always for our good. The scriptures are perfect for both (2 Tim. 3:16-17).
“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).
Elijah presented a choice in writings of old and is one church as good as another? Biblical questions always deserve a Biblical answer.
The Power of God is stated throughout His Word expressing His characteristics; His covenants to mankind and His victories over evil. Let us embrace God’s power in our lives.
We conclude our textual “Book, Chapter and Verse” on 1 Cor. 3 by finishing our thoughts on proper godly behavior.
Certain voices catch attention, but the voice of God is above all. The Hebrew write stated it best, “Today, if you will hear HIS voice…” What should we do when we hear the voice of God?
A classic sermon of the late W.A. Bradfield considering the question, “Does it make a difference what one believes when it comes to living for God?
Asked by Jesus long ago, the question is worthy of consideration every day. What will we profit if we attain everything in the world…and lose out in eternity?
The Gospel brings forth a great number of spiritual treasures available to all. Let’s think about some of those treasures as we unlock them in this broadcast.
As in the old hymn that says, “let me more of their beauty see,” the wonderful words of life grant life from God unto us all.
1 Cor. 3 continues our textual “Book, Chapter and Verse” approach as our behavior is built upon THE solid foundation—Christ.
Living presents a number of rules individuals live by. But, within these rules is one that is “golden” and precious—it’s attainable and applicable.
We consider a wonderful account of our Lord entering the city as we look at our use for the Lord Jesus Christ. How thankful we are that the Lord can use us.
A series that examines eternal truths—truths on which we can trust and depend on. God is WITH us; will never LEAVE us and GRANTS us.
Our “Question and Answer” broadcast addresses questions submitted by a teenager some years ago, and the answers are just as applicable today. Awesome questions…and an awesome book wherein we find our answers.
Jesus IS amazing, called by one scholar of scripture, “The Marvel of all ages!” Let’s listen attentively that we may stand amazed of Christ and apply Him in our lives.
1 Cor. 3 continues our textual “Book, Chapter and Verse” approach as we move from unacceptable behavior to better behavior.
Our “Biblical Articles” broadcast looks at a most interesting study and application for us from Old Testament to the New Testament with the use of “types and anti-types.”
As Christians are lights in the world (Mt. 5:13-16; Phil. 2:15), how should we address matters with our government authorities? What impact can the Christian have?
A special broadcast remembering the radio work of the late David Pharr as we consider two areas of necessity…our eternal preparation and our tongues.
“…thanks be to God, who gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ.” Is your life victorious in Christ alone? Let’s talk about victory, shall we?
The world’s biggest liar is not walking physically but is among us known as the “god of this world” (2 Cor. 4:4). Let’s be aware and avoid this liar through the truth that is in Christ.
1 Cor. 3 continues our textual “Book, Chapter and Verse” approach as we look at unacceptable behavior among Christians. While such is not pretty, may we learn and be reminded of the more beautiful way.
The longest Psalm/Chapter in the Bible is Psalm 119—How rich it is in exalting God’s Word by noting three specific characteristics that ring out through all His Word.
The first step toward changing anything is the important step. That step is important—it shifts the direction and decision of a matter. Matthew 6:33 tells us of the most important first step.
How blessed we are to read that “…Noah found grace in the eyes of the Lord” (Gen. 6:8). Such a life spared destruction of all within the world. Much in Noah’s life presents a good example for us to follow.
May we all have an aim, a reason to arise each day—a mission in our lives. Might we suggest Christ’s Mission help our mission, our aim, and our reason to rise each day.
The 117th Psalm is the shortest of all the Psalms, yet its meaning is long, deep, and rich. There is much meat to partake of within the Psalm to God’s glory and for us who apply it.
Our textual “Book, Chapter and Verse” as we go “verse by verse” concluding 1 Cor. 2 and with choices of what one will do with the message and the teaching of Christ.
We turn back the clock for a wonderful lesson from the late Fred E. Dennis as we look at Acts 2 and that great day of Pentecost. It is a worthy look and study of this great text.
Preeminent as in first—the Best for all. A brief look within what is called (next to the gospel accounts) “the most Christ-centered book in the New Testament—Colossians” allows us to see Christ’s preeminence—His glory and power.
There is something about the word “treasure,” but, it is a simple word that means, “a place for safe keeping.” There is no better place for safe keeping than heaven.
We all are concerned with “this” generation and rightfully so. God is always concerned of every generation. Let us return to the Psalms for some worthy commands and Biblical teaching for every generation.
Hundreds of churches are found online with a simple search, but are they all correct? One can find the right church, however, when scripture is carefully sought. Let’s allow the Bible, our authority to answer.
Our textual “Book, Chapter and Verse as we go “verse by verse” continuing in 1 Cor. 2 and see the power of the messages that God revealed to man.
“Come and hear, all you who fear God, and I will declare what He has done for my soul,” a wonderful thought from the Psalmist
How wonderful is the Almighty and worthy of our praise…and the Psalmist gives us just a few reasons to praise His greatness and to be thankful.
I know of no one who loves being lied to on a matter. Jesus was once again right when He taught “let our yes be yes and our no be no.” Let’s be reminded of the soul affected seriousness of lying.
We look at the 90th Psalm, the only Psalm attributed to Moses as we “number our days” and make the best of the day ahead.
If one looks online, one will find hundreds of churches. Are they all right? Is one church as good as another? How does one find the right church? Let’s allow the Bible, our authority to answer.
Our textual “Book, Chapter and Verse as we go “verse by verse” continuing in 1 Cor. 2 and see the messages that reminds and resides.
Let me see the blessings from God, embrace them and remain with them. This study enhances the blessing of a saved state in Christ that all should desire.
We turn back the clock with a lesson from the late Leroy Brownlow that came about as a request to “preach on nothing.” Therefore, this study is about…“nothing.”
Can’t get the greatness in one episode, so let’s go two. Are we not thankful God is greater than us? And, oh what He supplies and provides! Amen and Amen!
Through God, man can turn away from wrong and change His life. Conversion is a spiritually beautiful word and worthy of study and obedience.
From the old covenant to the new, God has always been abundant in his mercy, forgiveness, etc. and He makes it possible for all to have an abundant life. Are you looking for an abundant life through God?
Our textual “Book, Chapter and Verse as we go “verse by verse.” Join us as we begin 1 Cor. 2 and see where the glory of man should lie.
Are we not thankful God is greater than us? And, oh what He supplies and provides! Amen and Amen!
We all need help to get along in life. This broadcast uses the work of one of our young friends and brothers in Christ to remind us of this truth and renew us in the right direction.
A study of the 37th Psalm is an assessment, a renewal, and a reminder of the blessing of committing one’s ways unto Christ…and the condemnation of the wicked.
Our occasional article broadcast as we share two Biblically based well written articles from prophecy of the Old Testament to teaching within the New Testament.
It’s not popular—some do not want to hear it, and some will not affirm it. However, it is a sobering reality according to the scripture that not everybody is going to heaven.
The Word of God is a living word—living and powerful as the Hebrew writer exclaims. How we allow the living word of God live in our lives is our discussion today.
A wonderful Biblical character is Daniel, and we can learn from his life and apply his faith and principles to our lives. A great character study awaits!
The amazing power of God through His word. When He speaks we should listen and this broadcast sees how God speaks to us through His word to correct us and strengthen us—wherever we may be.
The apostle Paul’s boldness is well noted throughout the scripture. His declaration in Acts 21 can very well serve as a motivator for us today as we ponder a most important question.
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!
John 20 ends concerning the things penned, “…these are written…” What is written is for an obedient faith all through the resurrection of Christ.
An empty tomb has THE message that fills lives, remits sin and gives a place wherein one stands and serves.
“…the disciples were glad when they saw the Lord.” When we see the Lord through His word, we too will be refreshed through obedience to Him.
The empty tomb of the Christ in John 20 brought forth tears of sadness—a moment for Mary in that she had all she can take. Ever feel that way?
John 20 presents the empty tomb of the Christ and the response and reaction of those close to Jesus. An empty tomb caused souls to run. Will we find such urgency in our lives due to the resurrection?
No matter what goes on in the world, one can always trust in the Lord. One can depend and rely on the Lord and His Word.
The “Are You Listening…again” series concludes this series of lessons by challenging all of us by asking “Are we living to die the death of the righteous?”
The “Are You Listening…again” series continues our studies by looking more faithful saints in the New Testament who died while living righteously.
The “Are You Listening…again” series continues our studies by looking at those in the New Testament who died while living righteously as an example to us.
The “Are You Listening…again” series continues looking at those who died while living righteously thus leaving us a right pattern to follow.
The “Are You Listening…again” series looks at a statement by Balaam, a plea that everyone should make and walk God’s way to accomplish.
One of the most assuring and motivating texts is 1 Cor. 15:57, “But thanks be to God, which giveth us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ.” There is victory ONLY in Jesus.
Is it? Is hope lost? Sad to say, hope can be lost if we fail to hope as the scriptures teach. True hope is in God and in Christ. Is your hope lost?
Is it? Is hope lost? Are we at a point in our lives where there seems to be no hope? Friends let’s stay “in context” and see what the holy scriptures say.
Are you thankful for the number of people in your life that have helped mold you and strengthen you to this day? We see the people that supply what we need in our lives.
God has made it possible for all men to receive or accept Christ; to obey and follow Him. What does the Bible say about accepting Christ?
When Jesus was born, he had some very special visitors—wise men came to the house where He was. Wise men will still come to the Lord. Are we wise?
We set various goals throughout our lives—personal, financial, employment. But THE goal of this life really has nothing to do with this life. Eternal life is the real goal.
An awesome text study from Ecclesiastes that gives one comfort, strength, assurance and hope.
Looking at “foundation and bricks” of the home God desires to be built. He is the Architect and we follow the plans. Let’s build.
A blessing of the scripture is growing from being served to serving others—maturing in Christ and moving forward for Christ.
It’s often said to “keep the main thing the main thing” and we need to make certain to keep our lives with Christ in first place and the only place—everything else, well let’s put all that afterward.
The world may say “assert yourself” or “know yourself,” but the teaching of Christ brought forth the loftiest thoughts of all: ”deny yourself” and “lose yourself.” Let’s achieve such heights with this broadcast!
We reach into the precious archives for a lesson by Winford Claiborne, the speaker of IGH from 1995-2014. Let’s see exhortation and commands on the Christian life, especially from the book of Philippians.
There are things one experiences and possesses only in Jesus Christ. This study looks at a great text in Ephesians to see the joy and peace of being in Christ
1 & 2 Peter speak of things that are precious—high in value; well esteemed. What a beautiful thought of precious things that can affect our lives.
Building from the correction of division to direction, we are reminded of THE only guide for the direction of man and that is the Holy Scriptures.
We consider another classic sermon of the late W.A. Bradfield of the greatest question a man can ask. We have the blessing of the Greatest of All to give us our answer through HIS word.
Looking at the past let’s see a newly appointed judge, the Almighty God and repentant souls and watch what happens when wrong choices change to right choices.
In an uncertain world, there are certainties from God on which we can depend. His certainties become our certainties when we embrace, obey, and follow Him.
We consider a question that involves more than money and also unconditional love worth imitating. Two articles for your consideration—Biblically based and well written.
A question asked by Jeremiah needs to be asked today, especially in the world we live in and the things we face daily.
It is time to build from the correction of division to direction—to carry forth what God has entrusted to us as stewards. 1 Cor. 4:1-5.
Not only Christ in you, but the hope of glory! Through warnings and teaching, man can be perfected only in Christ. Christ in you; you in Christ—Amen!
Instruction from the days of Ezekiel reminds us that God has made it possible for you and I to live eternally when our lives end. There is no reason why one should die spiritually or not be prepared.
No blood was ever shed that had such an earth shattering, soul changing effect than the shed blood of Jesus Christ. Precious blood with a purpose; precious blood that purchases.
Our textual “Book, Chapter and Verse” as we go “verse by verse” concluding 1 Cor. 2 and with choices of what one will do with the message and the teaching of Christ.
We turn back the clock for a wonderful lesson from the late Fred E. Dennis as we look at Acts 2 and that great day of Pentecost. It is a worthy look and study of this great text.
Preeminent as in first—the Best for all. A brief look within what is called (next to the gospel accounts) “the most Christ-centered book in the New Testament—Colossians” allows us to see Christ’s preeminence—His glory and power.
There is something about the word “treasure,” but, it is a simple word that means, “a place for safe keeping.” There is no better place for safe keeping than heaven.
We all are concerned with “this” generation and rightfully so. God is always concerned of every generation. Let us return to the Psalms for some worthy commands and Biblical teaching for every generation.
Hundreds of churches are found online with a simple search, but are they all correct? One can find the right church, however, when scripture is carefully sought. Let’s allow the Bible, our authority to answer.
Our textual “Book, Chapter and Verse as we go “verse by verse” continuing in 1 Cor. 2 and see the power of the messages that God revealed to man.
“Come and hear, all you who fear God, and I will declare what He has done for my soul,” a wonderful thought from the Psalmist
How wonderful is the Almighty and worthy of our praise…and the Psalmist gives us just a few reasons to praise His greatness and to be thankful.
I know of no one who loves being lied to on a matter. Jesus was once again right when He taught “let our yes be yes and our no be no.” Let’s be reminded of the soul affected seriousness of lying.
We look at the 90th Psalm, the only Psalm attributed to Moses as we “number our days” and make the best of the day ahead.
If one looks online, one will find hundreds of churches. Are they all right? Is one church as good as another? How does one find the right church? Let’s allow the Bible, our authority to answer.
Our textual “Book, Chapter and Verse as we go “verse by verse” continuing in 1 Cor. 2 and see the messages that reminds and resides.
Let me see the blessings from God, embrace them and remain with them. This study enhances the blessing of a saved state in Christ that all should desire.
We turn back the clock with a lesson from the late Leroy Brownlow that came about as a request to “preach on nothing.” Therefore, this study is about…“nothing.”
Can’t get the greatness in one episode, so let’s go two. Are we not thankful God is greater than us? And, oh what He supplies and provides! Amen and Amen!
Through God, man can turn away from wrong and change His life. Conversion is a spiritually beautiful word and worthy of study and obedience.
From the old covenant to the new, God has always been abundant in his mercy, forgiveness, etc. and He makes it possible for all to have an abundant life. Are you looking for an abundant life through God?
Our textual “Book, Chapter and Verse as we go “verse by verse.” Join us as we begin 1 Cor. 2 and see where the glory of man should lie.
Are we not thankful God is greater than us? And, oh what He supplies and provides! Amen and Amen!
We all need help to get along in life. This broadcast uses the work of one of our young friends and brothers in Christ to remind us of this truth and renew us in the right direction.
A study of the 37th Psalm is an assessment, a renewal, and a reminder of the blessing of committing one’s ways unto Christ…and the condemnation of the wicked.
Our occasional article broadcast as we share two Biblically based well written articles from prophecy of the Old Testament to teaching within the New Testament.
It’s not popular—some do not want to hear it, and some will not affirm it. However, it is a sobering reality according to the scripture that not everybody is going to heaven.
Our textual “Book, Chapter and Verse as we go “verse by verse.” Join us as we conclude 1 Cor. 1 and see where the glory of man should lie.
Oh, how the scriptures of the Old Testament speak of the Christ! Join us in a study from Psalm 22 as we consider the prophecies of Christ, fulfillment, and application.
Psalm 19 is a wonderful Psalm praising God for His creation, His commandments, and His cleansing—all we need to know to allow God’s greatness to make us greater in Christ and greater each day.
How tragic to be lost! Outside of Christ with no hope! What does it mean to be lost? This broadcast considers several reasons—serious reasons that we should decline with salvation in Christ.
The “Are You Listening…again” series focuses on the Kingdom of God, the spiritually beautiful realm of God and what it is. See the positive of the Kingdom of God—it is great!
God’s Word is THE ultimate authority. It IS the Word of Truth, and it is truth that will make us free (Jn. 8:32). Let us see the value of studying, obeying, and applying the word of truth.
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. 1:26-29 to see the power in the knowledge of God and not in the wisdom of man.
The “Are You Listening…again” series focuses on the Kingdom of God, the spiritually beautiful realm of God and what it is not. One embraces the positive as we grow in knowledge of the negative.
We face a number of decisions every day—some are big; some are small, but we want to choose the right way, the best way and make the best decision. This is a special study in which we “turn back the clock” and study a lesson from the late Gus Nichols.
We turn back the clock with an acrostic lesson from the late Leroy Brownlow about the cross and how true religion has Christ and the cross as its center of all that is received and all that is done.
A classic sermon of the late W.A. Bradfield studying the subject of repentance—what it is, why it is necessary and who should repent.
For the first time in many years, we once again hear our late V.E. Howard over the airwaves. This special broadcast is from the then Freed-Hardeman College, April 4, 1971.
The home created by God is to be a blessed home. A blessed home is a better home. What does God provide for your home?
Mercy and truth; righteousness and peace…all beautiful attributes in the life of the revived and spring forth because of the righteousness of God.
A lengthy conditional statement as well as an awesome Old Testament account prompts this study about revival and salvation.
Looking at the scriptures, there are treasures to be reaped when one is revived. Let’s unveil these treasures.
God WILL Revive—a wonderful thought wherever we may be spiritually; whether we are troubled or simply needing spiritual growth, God will revive!
Is one a legalist when one is simply obedient to God Who commands us to be obedient? Let’s define, study, and see what legalism is within the realm of scripture.
Three “I Am” declarations in scripture prompt us to ask, “Am I?” A broadcast that will challenge us as we study scripture together.
We turn back the clock for a Biblical lesson from the late Fred Dennis as we look at a subject that looms large in the teaching of the New Testament—repentance.
A lot of things can happen in a year…looking back just one year has probably brought a lot of changes in your life. Let’s see what happened among Christians in just one year.
Let us not focus on death that we cease living, but rather let be living as God would have us to live when we die. Heb. 9:27 teaches, “And as it is appointed for men to die once.” How will we be living?
What a joy to turn back the pages of God word to remember and learn from those of days gone by—things written for our learning. Deuteronomy reminded then and reminds now.
Paul had wonderful words of thanks for the church to whom the book of Colossians was written. Let us grow from this text to be thankful for the things God provides.
Titus 2:11, “For the grace of God that brings salvation has appeared to all men.” Yes! Let us be thankful and grateful for the grace of God! Let us see His grace expressed unto us through this study.
Paul simply expressed, “But thanks be to God, who gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ.” What embraces that victory in Christ? This simple word study allows us to see how “overcomers” can “come on over” when this life ends.
Thinking of all God has done and is doing for mankind, friends our thankfulness should respond to God in doing as well. As people that are thankful, we should express such thankfulness in our obedience.
Thinking of all God has done and is doing for mankind, friends our thankfulness should respond to God in doing as well. When we are thankful, we should express such thankfulness.
God loves us—His creation! Because He loves us, He grants unto us “…all things that pertain to life and godliness…” (2 Pet. 1:3). Let’s see how God loves us and in turn through our obedience, let us love Him.
The words of Jesus from Jn. 5:39, “You search the Scriptures, for in them you think you have eternal life; and these are they which testify of Me.” Speaking of Christ; searching for us!
There is the long time saying, “There are none so blind as those who will not see.” Sadly, this is true in matters of things that are spiritual. The Bible warns us of such blindness so that we can see.
Following a certain form or pattern will grant what we need and desire. Following “that form of doctrine” provided by God will grant us what God sees we need and meets the right desire.
Have you ever thought about a simple postage stamp and the spiritual application therein?
An account in the life of Christ that saw an overflow house, a hole in a roof then a man lowered down, questioning Pharisees and a teaching of Christ that addresses the power of His forgiveness
A wonderful account of a blind man who received sight prompts this question of how we see, how to look—note the dangers and embrace the direction.
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.
Being raised with Christ is a wonderful beginning for one’s life—a worthy study of the scriptures, indeed. Are you raised with Christ?
We all want our homes heaven bound—by how we live now allowing God to guide us—and allow God to lead us home eternally. Let us see a special household as a pattern for our homes to be heaven bound.
Hymns express “there is gladness” and “He has made me glad, He has made me glad…” What a great Biblical subject to discuss of gladness, but only in Christ!
Sin is a disease of the spirit and there must be a cure. Let’s look at the God provided cure for sin as we consider a lesson of days gone by.
Recent statistics show a steady decline in the belief that God exists. We readily affirm God exists and our study present four key reasons why one should believe that God exists.
The heaven-sent King of Kings was standing before the earthly rule of one Pilate who asked the question, “What is Truth?” Let’s ponder and reason this question
A simple lesson from wonderful outlines of the late Leroy Brownlow to direct us in our “walk of life.” The Bible has much to say about our walk and the Lord’s provisions along the way.
Yes, one can drift away from God if we fail to give strong attention to what we have learned. In this final segment, we see how to battle the tendency to drift.
The question under consideration reminds us that drifting is possible. In part two of three, we look at the danger signs of drifting away from God.
The question itself shows the danger of simply drifting. In this part one of three, we consider things we need to know about drifting to avoid falling into its trap.
The old saying of those who refuse to learn from history are doomed to repeat it is evident with this continued study from the prophet of old, Amos—message then—message now.
One may call them paradoxes of the cross but through God they are showing His power with the cross—a most compelling broadcast.
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.
“This is a faithful saying…” is stated just a few times in the New Testament and a worthy study it is. Let’s look at the phrase and its application on this broadcast.
Our study of Romans 2 helps us to see characteristics of God’s judgment and our preparation. Let us be ready for the judgment of God, friends.
Jesus is the best friend a sinner can have. Oh, how He makes a great difference in our lives as he did the “wee little man” Zacchaeus in the long ago. Let’s study about the best friend one could have.
The words Jesus uttered from the cross are worthy of study and a reminder of His suffering, His love and compassion. Let’s think on these on this broadcast.
This is our textual study where we take Book, Chapter and Verse from 1 Cor. 1. Join us as we begin with verse fourteen in restoring unity among the church and renewing where focus should be—upon the Christ.
Let us look at some religious related sayings that are acceptable to many, but the true test is are they really acceptable to God. It is time to put some sayings to the test.
A question asked by John the Revelator becomes a personal question today—will I be able to stand when the Lord returns and this world ends? A Biblical question provided by a Biblical answer.
As senseless as the many tragedies that have happened, we find ourselves trying to make sense of it all. How thankful for some established truths from the Bible to help us maneuver through such trying times.
A small phrase by Naaman teaches a great lesson. We’ve all thought that something was right, yet we learned later it was not. Is it not wonderful that we can change our mind for the better? Change mind—change life.
Historians acknowledge the uniqueness of Christ; simple believers acknowledge His greatness…but true followers acknowledge Him as deity and as the Captain of their salvation. Let us look at the Christ as the Creator and the Captain of all.
This is our textual study where we take Book, Chapter and Verse from 1 Cor. 1. Join us as we begin with verse eleven in battling division and renewing where focus should be—upon the Christ.
Decisions are made daily from the time we rise until we rest. The best decision one can make is to choose and follow God. We look at the greatest choice this broadcast.
God is for us…He wishes for no one to be lost (2 Pet. 3:9) and sent the Greatest Gift, His only begotten Son (Jn. 3:16) to save the world. Allow this broadcast to remind us that God is for us…are WE for God?
No Bible student can be unaware of Paul’s emphasis on prayer through his epistles in the New Testament. Let us consider the prayers of Paul in the broadcast that we may learn more of the power of prayer.
If one places God first in all one does, one’s life is guided by God, and He will provide. God the Father also guides the home and family through His word and families are strengthened when they commit to Him and follow God.
From His creation until now, God’s great power is evident. This broadcast looks at His provision unto us through the power of HIS might—the Armor of God.
: This is our textual study where we take Book, Chapter and Verse from 1 Cor. 1. Join us as we begin with verse nine in battling division and renewing where focus should be—upon the Christ.
A classic sermon of the late W.A. Bradfield—addressing the sad reasons men reject God so we can avoid them and see the blessing of obedience to God.
Might I ask—if it were possible, would it not be something to enter a time machine, go back in time and literally see Jesus in His ministry? Our broadcast today focuses on the hands of Jesus and His service, so let’s go back in time—in the Bible and look at the love and service of Christ.
“Does the Bible..?” This study looks at two subjects, well written and thoroughly addressed and asks “Does the Bible” address and answer the subjects of grace and a number of other things.
Everyone has a favorite passage from the Bible; the majority of folks more than one. On this broadcast, Jeff selects one of his favorite passages, Phil. 1:21.
We turn back the clock for a lesson by Winford Claiborne, the speaker of IGH from 1995-2014. Looking at Acts 10:34-35 we see that every nation that fears God and works righteousness is accepted of God. Let’s look closely at this thought in this study as Jeff presents this lesson.
This is our textual study where we take Book, Chapter and Verse from 1 Cor. 1. Join us as we begin with verse five in battling division and renewing where focus should be—upon the Christ.
The “Are You Listening…again” series returns and continues addressing “Vain Religion.” The Bible speaks of such a religion and as we will note, it must be avoided. Tune in.
The “Are You Listening…again” series returns and addresses “Vain Religion.” The Bible speaks of such a religion and as we will note, it must be avoided. Tune in.
The word potpourri has among its definitions, “a collection of miscellaneous literary extracts.” This broadcast looks at a collection of four lessons with a focus on four words—words to help one press onward for Christ.
What really makes preaching effective? Looking at Acts 2, the first sermon after the death, burial, and resurrection of Christ, we see how the gospel was effective in changing lives. Preaching should be the same today.
We’ve heard the expression, “No chain is stronger than its weakest link!” So true…every link in a chain is necessary. Every link in “God’s chain of salvation” is necessary as well. This broadcast considers all that God has provided for the salvation of man.
This is our textual study where we take Book, Chapter and Verse from 1 Cor. 1. Join us as we wrap up verse two and enter verse 3.
The Word of God is a living word—living and powerful as the Hebrew writer exclaims. How we allow the living word of God live in our lives is our discussion today.
A lesson from the late Leroy Brownlow as we “turn back the clock” and consider reasons one would reject the salvation of God—tragic, but true! Let us reject these reasons with this study.
This question asked by the apostle Paul prompts focus on truth—the message. Let us see how the truth of God is not our enemy, but our friend to overcome our enemy, Satan.
A thrilling research and study of Jesus’ declarations of “I AM” from the book of John. His “I AM’s” allow us to be “WE are HIS!”
Belief in the final judgment of God; a judgment day to come seems to be wavering somewhat through the years. But God’s word still stands…there will be a judgment day and we need to be prepared.
This is our textual study where we take Book, Chapter and Verse in an expository study. This begins 1 Cor. 1
A wonderful Biblical character is Daniel, and we can learn from his life and apply his faith and principles to our lives. A great character study awaits!
The amazing power of God through His word. When He speaks we should listen and this broadcast sees how God speaks to us through His word to correct us and strengthen us—wherever we may be.
The apostle Paul’s boldness is well noted throughout the scripture. His declaration in Acts 21 can very well serve as a motivator for us today as we ponder a most important question.
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!
Our “Are You Studying” verse by verse series considers 1 Jn. 2:9-14 as we look at a section of assurance—what God provides to the Christian who continually walks in the light.
Our “Are You Studying” verse by verse series considers 1 Jn. 2:7-8 as we look at a section of assurance—what God provides to the Christian who continually walks in the light
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.
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.
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.
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.
An IGH textual study from 1 John 1:7-10…Are you studying? We look at the biggest little word in the English Language, the word “if.” This is “part two” of considering the word “if
An IGH textual study from 1 John 1:6…Are you studying? We look at the biggest little word in the English Language, the word “if.” This is “part one” of considering the word “if.”
An IGH textual study from 1 John 1:4-5…Are you studying? John addresses the existence of Christ, the LIFE of which one submits and the LIGHT that would shine to the world
An IGH textual study from 1 John 1:2-3…Are you studying? John addresses the existence of Christ, the Christ Whom they saw, they show, and they speak of Him to the world.
An IGH textual study from 1 John 1:1…Are you studying? John addresses the existence of Christ, the One Whom they saw and Whom they show in preaching the word.
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.
We conclude our textual “Book, Chapter and Verse” on 1 Cor. 3 by finishing our thoughts on proper godly behavior.
Certain voices catch attention, but the voice of God is above all. The Hebrew write stated it best, “Today, if you will hear HIS voice…” What should we do when we hear the voice of God?
A classic sermon of the late W.A. Bradfield considering the question, “Does it make a difference what one believes when it comes to living for God?
Asked by Jesus long ago, the question is worthy of consideration every day. What will we profit if we attain everything in the world…and lose out in eternity?
The Gospel brings forth a great number of spiritual treasures available to all. Let’s think about some of those treasures as we unlock them in this broadcast.
As in the old hymn that says, “let me more of their beauty see,” the wonderful words of life grant life from God unto us all.
1 Cor. 3 continues our textual “Book, Chapter and Verse” approach as our behavior is built upon THE solid foundation—Christ.
Living presents a number of rules individuals live by. But, within these rules is one that is “golden” and precious—it’s attainable and applicable.
We consider a wonderful account of our Lord entering the city as we look at our use for the Lord Jesus Christ. How thankful we are that the Lord can use us.
A series that examines eternal truths—truths on which we can trust and depend on. God is WITH us; will never LEAVE us and GRANTS us.
Our “Question and Answer” broadcast addresses questions submitted by a teenager some years ago, and the answers are just as applicable today. Awesome questions…and an awesome book wherein we find our answers.
Jesus IS amazing, called by one scholar of scripture, “The Marvel of all ages!” Let’s listen attentively that we may stand amazed of Christ and apply Him in our lives
1 Cor. 3 continues our textual “Book, Chapter and Verse” approach as we move from unacceptable behavior to better behavior.
Our “Biblical Articles” broadcast looks at a most interesting study and application for us from Old Testament to the New Testament with the use of “types and anti-types.”
As Christians are lights in the world (Mt. 5:13-16; Phil. 2:15), how should we address matters with our government authorities? What impact can the Christian have?
A special broadcast remembering the radio work of the late David Pharr as we consider two areas of necessity…our eternal preparation and our tongues.
“…thanks be to God, who gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ.” Is your life victorious in Christ alone? Let’s talk about victory, shall we?
The world’s biggest liar is not walking physically but is among us known as the “god of this world” (2 Cor. 4:4). Let’s be aware and avoid this liar through the truth that is in Christ.
1 Cor. 3 continues our textual “Book, Chapter and Verse” approach as we look at unacceptable behavior among Christians. While such is not pretty, may we learn and be reminded of the more beautiful way.
The longest Psalm/Chapter in the Bible is Psalm 119—How rich it is in exalting God’s Word by noting three specific characteristics that ring out through all His Word.
The first step toward changing anything is the important step. That step is important—it shifts the direction and decision of a matter. Matthew 6:33 tells us of the most important first step.
How blessed we are to read that “…Noah found grace in the eyes of the Lord” (Gen. 6:8). Such a life spared destruction of all within the world. Much in Noah’s life presents a good example for us to follow.
May we all have an aim, a reason to arise each day—a mission in our lives. Might we suggest Christ’s Mission help our mission, our aim, and our reason to rise each day.
The 117th Psalm is the shortest of all the Psalms, yet its meaning is long, deep, and rich. There is much meat to partake of within the Psalm to God’s glory and for us who apply it.
Our textual “Book, Chapter and Verse” as we go “verse by verse” concluding 1 Cor. 2 and with choices of what one will do with the message and the teaching of Christ.
We turn back the clock for a wonderful lesson from the late Fred E. Dennis as we look at Acts 2 and that great day of Pentecost. It is a worthy look and study of this great text.
Preeminent as in first—the Best for all. A brief look within what is called (next to the gospel accounts) “the most Christ-centered book in the New Testament—Colossians” allows us to see Christ’s preeminence—His glory and power.
There is something about the word “treasure,” but, it is a simple word that means, “a place for safe keeping.” There is no better place for safe keeping than heaven.
We all are concerned with “this” generation and rightfully so. God is always concerned of every generation. Let us return to the Psalms for some worthy commands and Biblical teaching for every generation.
Hundreds of churches are found online with a simple search, but are they all correct? One can find the right church, however, when scripture is carefully sought. Let’s allow the Bible, our authority to answer.
Our textual “Book, Chapter and Verse as we go “verse by verse” continuing in 1 Cor. 2 and see the power of the messages that God revealed to man.
“Come and hear, all you who fear God, and I will declare what He has done for my soul,” a wonderful thought from the Psalmist
How wonderful is the Almighty and worthy of our praise…and the Psalmist gives us just a few reasons to praise His greatness and to be thankful.
I know of no one who loves being lied to on a matter. Jesus was once again right when He taught “let our yes be yes and our no be no.” Let’s be reminded of the soul affected seriousness of lying.
We look at the 90th Psalm, the only Psalm attributed to Moses as we “number our days” and make the best of the day ahead.
If one looks online, one will find hundreds of churches. Are they all right? Is one church as good as another? How does one find the right church? Let’s allow the Bible, our authority to answer.
Our textual “Book, Chapter and Verse as we go “verse by verse” continuing in 1 Cor. 2 and see the messages that reminds and resides.
Let me see the blessings from God, embrace them and remain with them. This study enhances the blessing of a saved state in Christ that all should desire.
We turn back the clock with a lesson from the late Leroy Brownlow that came about as a request to “preach on nothing.” Therefore, this study is about…“nothing.”
Can’t get the greatness in one episode, so let’s go two. Are we not thankful God is greater than us? And, oh what He supplies and provides! Amen and Amen!
Through God, man can turn away from wrong and change His life. Conversion is a spiritually beautiful word and worthy of study and obedience.
From the old covenant to the new, God has always been abundant in his mercy, forgiveness, etc. and He makes it possible for all to have an abundant life. Are you looking for an abundant life through God?
Our textual “Book, Chapter and Verse as we go “verse by verse.” Join us as we begin 1 Cor. 2 and see where the glory of man should lie.
Are we not thankful God is greater than us? And, oh what He supplies and provides! Amen and Amen!
We all need help to get along in life. This broadcast uses the work of one of our young friends and brothers in Christ to remind us of this truth and renew us in the right direction.
A study of the 37th Psalm is an assessment, a renewal, and a reminder of the blessing of committing one’s ways unto Christ…and the condemnation of the wicked.
Our occasional article broadcast as we share two Biblically based well written articles from prophecy of the Old Testament to teaching within the New Testament.
It’s not popular—some do not want to hear it, and some will not affirm it. However, it is a sobering reality according to the scripture that not everybody is going to heaven.
Our textual “Book, Chapter and Verse as we go “verse by verse.” Join us as we conclude 1 Cor. 1 and see where the glory of man should lie.
Oh, how the scriptures of the Old Testament speak of the Christ! Join us in a study from Psalm 22 as we consider the prophecies of Christ, fulfillment, and application.
Psalm 19 is a wonderful Psalm praising God for His creation, His commandments, and His cleansing—all we need to know to allow God’s greatness to make us greater in Christ and greater each day.
How tragic to be lost! Outside of Christ with no hope! What does it mean to be lost? This broadcast considers several reasons—serious reasons that we should decline with salvation in Christ.
The “Are You Listening…again” series focuses on the Kingdom of God, the spiritually beautiful realm of God and what it is. See the positive of the Kingdom of God—it is great!
God’s Word is THE ultimate authority. It IS the Word of Truth, and it is truth that will make us free (Jn. 8:32). Let us see the value of studying, obeying, and applying the word of truth.
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. 1:26-29 to see the power in the knowledge of God and not in the wisdom of man.
The “Are You Listening…again” series focuses on the Kingdom of God, the spiritually beautiful realm of God and what it is not. One embraces the positive as we grow in knowledge of the negative.
We face a number of decisions every day—some are big; some are small, but we want to choose the right way, the best way and make the best decision. This is a special study in which we “turn back the clock” and study a lesson from the late Gus Nichols.
We turn back the clock with an acrostic lesson from the late Leroy Brownlow about the cross and how true religion has Christ and the cross as its center of all that is received and all that is done.
A classic sermon of the late W.A. Bradfield studying the subject of repentance—what it is, why it is necessary and who should repent.
For the first time in many years, we once again hear our late V.E. Howard over the airwaves. This special broadcast is from the then Freed-Hardeman College, April 4, 1971.
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.
The cost of not obeying God is too great. Counting the cost will always see the best return on investment with our souls. Let us be reminded of counting the cost and making the right choice.
What is the best thing you can do? Obey the gospel of Christ and live a faithful life for God. That what God desires and so should we. Let’s go back to God’s Word and see the best thing one can do.
The Bible teaches of the blessing of being “in Christ.” This is a wonderful study of the phrase” in Christ” and where salvation is found.
God is righteous and as He sent Jesus to die for our sins, He instructs us His conditions for salvation. God through His Word brings forth what one must do to be saved.
People will always choose happiness over sadness. What is true Biblical happiness? This broadcast looks at the words happy and blessed and how they are accurately used.
God is a righteous God—therefore a just God. He paid the price for sin, and He will punish sin. In this broadcast, let us see the greatness of God in His righteousness and justice.
The word “sin” is a nasty word—its consequences are eternal and sin entering the world has brought on suffering, hurt and pain. Let’s see the tool of God’s enemy—sin.
You and I see churches that have different names. Have you ever wondered or asked, “Is this really what God intended?” Let’s go back to the Bible and see God’s answer.
The Bible speaks clearly of the one church—its establishment and its organization. When the church assembles, its worship unto God must be expressed from the Bible. Let’s see what God asks from our worship.
The Bible speaks clearly of the one church—its establishment by Christ and it is clearly expressed by its organization. The organization of the church can be achieved today and is in many congregations. If God organizes, we can be sure that we will be organized.
This is a “two for one broadcast” as Jeff presents well written articles in a special “Are You Reading” broadcast. We consider “Will only the church of Christ be saved” and “True Religion,” two subjects that are of great interest in the religious world.
We look all over the landscape and see churches with every kind of name; organized differently and worship styles that vary. Friend, do you ever wonder what does the Bible say about the church?
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.
Jeff shares well written Biblical Articles on the Greatness of God; thoughts at the Cross and the blessings In Christ. Friends, are we reading?
A lesson from the late Leroy Brownlow taken from Ps. 33:4, “For the word of the Lord is right, and all His work is done in truth.” Let’s refresh ourselves of the blessings of the Bible. God’s Word.
A classic sermon of the late W.A. Bradfield—Hell and who is going there. No it is not a popular subject, but a Biblical subject that needs addressed. Let think on these things…and avoid hell.
When one’s confidence is in the Lord and not us, God will do great things with us as He has done for us. Join us in a worthy and promising study of Hebrews 11.
The “Are You Listening…again” addresses the “Bible Doctrine of Death” as we turn to the Old and New Testaments of how people met death. While a somber discussion, may we learn from these examples that we be prepared to meet death.
The “Are You Listening…again” addresses the “Bible Doctrine of Death” as we look at the thought of how mankind dies today. We know death is an appointment (Heb. 9:27), this let us prepare for that appointment through obedience to God and His Word.
The “Are You Listening…again” addresses the “Bible Doctrine of Death” as we consider the Biblical descriptions of death in this broadcast. As the Bible explains, it also exhorts of the way we should live now.
The “Are You Listening…again” addresses the “Bible Doctrine of Death” as we consider spiritual death in this broadcast. It is a serious matter when one’s life is separate and apart from God
The “Are You Listening…again” addresses the “Bible Doctrine of Death” as we consider what is death in this broadcast. While a solemn discussion, the Bible has much to say on this path we will enter unless the Lord returns. If it in the Bible, it is worthy of our attention and knowledge.
Regardless of the nation or country where we live, we would concur that many decisions made and lives that are lived are not in accordance with God’s Word. How can the Christian help to improve this? Let’s consider the answers in this broadcast.
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.
“This is a faithful saying…” is stated just a few times in the New Testament and a worthy study it is. Let’s look at the phrase and its application on this broadcast.
Our study of Romans 2 helps us to see characteristics of God’s judgment and our preparation. Let us be ready for the judgment of God, friends.
Jesus is the best friend a sinner can have. Oh, how He makes a great difference in our lives as he did the “wee little man” Zacchaeus in the long ago. Let’s study about the best friend one could have.
The words Jesus uttered from the cross are worthy of study and a reminder of His suffering, His love and compassion. Let’s think on these on this broadcast.
This is our textual study where we take Book, Chapter and Verse from 1 Cor. 1. Join us as we begin with verse fourteen in restoring unity among the church and renewing where focus should be—upon the Christ.
Let us look at some religious related sayings that are acceptable to many, but the true test is are they really acceptable to God. It is time to put some sayings to the test.
A question asked by John the Revelator becomes a personal question today—will I be able to stand when the Lord returns and this world ends? A Biblical question provided by a Biblical answer
As senseless as the many tragedies that have happened, we find ourselves trying to make sense of it all. How thankful for some established truths from the Bible to help us maneuver through such trying times.
A small phrase by Naaman teaches a great lesson. We’ve all thought that something was right, yet we learned later it was not. Is it not wonderful that we can change our mind for the better? Change mind—change life.
Historians acknowledge the uniqueness of Christ; simple believers acknowledge His greatness…but true followers acknowledge Him as deity and as the Captain of their salvation. Let us look at the Christ as the Creator and the Captain of all.
This is our textual study where we take Book, Chapter and Verse from 1 Cor. 1. Join us as we begin with verse eleven in battling division and renewing where focus should be—upon the Christ.
Decisions are made daily from the time we rise until we rest. The best decision one can make is to choose and follow God. We look at the greatest choice this broadcast.
God is for us…He wishes for no one to be lost (2 Pet. 3:9) and sent the Greatest Gift, His only begotten Son (Jn. 3:16) to save the world. Allow this broadcast to remind us that God is for us…are WE for God?
No Bible student can be unaware of Paul’s emphasis on prayer through his epistles in the New Testament. Let us consider the prayers of Paul in the broadcast that we may learn more of the power of prayer.
If one places God first in all one does, one’s life is guided by God, and He will provide. God the Father also guides the home and family through His word and families are strengthened when they commit to Him and follow God.
From His creation until now, God’s great power is evident. This broadcast looks at His provision unto us through the power of HIS might—the Armor of God.
This is our textual study where we take Book, Chapter and Verse from 1 Cor. 1. Join us as we begin with verse nine in battling division and renewing where focus should be—upon the Christ.
A classic sermon of the late W.A. Bradfield—addressing the sad reasons men reject God so we can avoid them and see the blessing of obedience to God.
Might I ask—if it were possible, would it not be something to enter a time machine, go back in time and literally see Jesus in His ministry? Our broadcast today focuses on the hands of Jesus and His service, so let’s go back in time—in the Bible and look at the love and service of Christ.
“Does the Bible..?” This study looks at two subjects, well written and thoroughly addressed and asks “Does the Bible” address and answer the subjects of grace and a number of other things.
Everyone has a favorite passage from the Bible; the majority of folks more than one. On this broadcast, Jeff selects one of his favorite passages, Phil. 1:21.
We turn back the clock for a lesson by Winford Claiborne, the speaker of IGH from 1995-2014. Looking at Acts 10:34-35 we see that every nation that fears God and works righteousness is accepted of God. Let’s look closely at this thought in this study as Jeff presents this lesson.
This is our textual study where we take Book, Chapter and Verse from 1 Cor. 1. Join us as we begin with verse five in battling division and renewing where focus should be—upon the Christ.
The “Are You Listening…again” series returns and continues addressing “Vain Religion.” The Bible speaks of such a religion and as we will note, it must be avoided. Tune in.
The “Are You Listening…again” series returns and addresses “Vain Religion.” The Bible speaks of such a religion and as we will note, it must be avoided. Tune in.
The word potpourri has among its definitions, “a collection of miscellaneous literary extracts.” This broadcast looks at a collection of four lessons with a focus on four words—words to help one press onward for Christ.
What really makes preaching effective? Looking at Acts 2, the first sermon after the death, burial, and resurrection of Christ, we see how the gospel was effective in changing lives. Preaching should be the same today.
We’ve heard the expression, “No chain is stronger than its weakest link!” So true…every link in a chain is necessary. Every link in “God’s chain of salvation” is necessary as well. This broadcast considers all that God has provided for the salvation of man.
This is our textual study where we take Book, Chapter and Verse from 1 Cor. 1. Join us as we wrap up verse two and enter verse 3.
The Word of God is a living word—living and powerful as the Hebrew writer exclaims. How we allow the living word of God live in our lives is our discussion today.
A lesson from the late Leroy Brownlow as we “turn back the clock” and consider reasons one would reject the salvation of God—tragic, but true! Let us reject these reasons with this study.
This question asked by the apostle Paul prompts focus on truth—the message. Let us see how the truth of God is not our enemy, but our friend to overcome our enemy, Satan.
A thrilling research and study of Jesus’ declarations of “I AM” from the book of John. His “I AM’s” allow us to be “WE are HIS!”
Belief in the final judgment of God; a judgment day to come seems to be wavering somewhat through the years. But God’s word still stands…there will be a judgment day and we need to be prepared.
This is our textual study where we take Book, Chapter and Verse in an expository study. This begins 1 Cor. 1
A wonderful Biblical character is Daniel, and we can learn from his life and apply his faith and principles to our lives. A great character study awaits!
The amazing power of God through His word. When He speaks we should listen and this broadcast sees how God speaks to us through His word to correct us and strengthen us—wherever we may be.
The apostle Paul’s boldness is well noted throughout the scripture. His declaration in Acts 21 can very well serve as a motivator for us today as we ponder a most important question.
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.
“God so loved the world,” but let us think of what all is embraced within His love for us? This broadcast expresses His love as the One Who came to fulfill the law, the Old Covenant and to bring forth the New Covenant. Let’s look at the purpose of the Old Testament and the New Testament.
Have you ever considered the cross of Christ offensive? Surprising, isn’t it? In this second part of this study, we again will look at three individuals that would find the cross offensive—the very cross that would save their souls.
Have you ever considered the cross of Christ offensive? Surprising, isn’t it? In this first part of this study, we will look at three individuals that would find the cross offensive—the very cross that would save their souls.
It’s how we endure and how we address the things we face that makes the difference long term. Let’s consider this unique article and some thoughts from the book of James.
None other can make the claim of Jesus as THE Son of God. What a blessing, what hope and what salvation is in Christ as THE Son of God. Our broadcast today reminds us and will revive us as needed.
A parable is described as “An earthly story with a heavenly meaning.” Jesus uses a wedding feast to remind us of His promises and blessings. Let’s study a parable together!
He that glories or he that boasts should never do so in the accomplishments of ones self, but glory or boast in the Lord Jesus Christ. This broadcast helps to renew ones faith or defeats ones attitude.
Our “Question and Answer” broadcast that deals with God the Father and God the Son; The creation of man in God’s image and a very special question by a teenager about understanding the Bible.
A lesson from the late Leroy Brownlow considering a wonderful personality of the scripture, the forerunner of the Christ, John the Baptist.
“The day of the Lord will come…” as in the words of Peter. What will we be doing when Jesus returns? It’s worthy of thought, because unless we have passed from this life, we WILL be doing something. This broadcast challenges us to be prepared when the Lord comes.
Our youth of today need guidance more than ever before. The Bible has much to say to guide our young people. These seven simple standards from scripture are designed to give our young people a good foundation and a guide for the future.
The New Testament teaches clearly of one church and that church is in Christ. This study allows us to look at the church in light of so many around us and make certain we enter the church we see from the New Testament.
There are homes that would say they are happy, but they are not holy. If our homes are holy, true happiness is not far behind. Let’s “hone on holiness” for our homes, shall we?
It’s how we endure and how we address the things we face that makes the difference long term. Let’s consider this unique article and some thoughts from the book of James.
A classic sermon of the late W.A. Bradfield—conditions of salvation. Yes, friends…salvation in Christ is conditional. You and I choose whether to follow Christ or not follow Christ. Let’s study these things.
Let’s overview a wonderful prophet of old, Obadiah. This “no chapter” book is rich in meaning and we can learn from the things written afore time (Rom. 15:4)
If we have but a few moments to speak of the gospel of Christ, the gospel of Mark will present it easily and quickly. Let’s think about the gospel message in a thorough, yet condensed way.
This question asked of Job is worthy of Bible Study and it prompts mankind to think of the hereafter. But was he speaking of physical or spiritual death? Let’s see this awesome question in light of the Bible.
Imagine a world that cannot distinguish between right and wrong…well, when we think about it, many times today, the world cannot. What is the best pattern for morality that will guide and help us along life’s way? That is our discussion today.
A classic sermon of the late W.A. Bradfield—Hell and who is going there. No it is not a popular subject, but a Biblical subject that needs addressed. Let think on these things…and avoid hell.
The cost of not obeying God is too great. Counting the cost will always see the best return on investment with our souls. Let us be reminded of counting the cost and making the right choice.
What is the best thing you can do? Obey the gospel of Christ and live a faithful life for God. That what God desires and so should we. Let’s go back to God’s Word and see the best thing one can do.
The Bible teaches of the blessing of being “in Christ.” This is a wonderful study of the phrase” in Christ” and where salvation is found.
God is righteous and as He sent Jesus to die for our sins, He instructs us His conditions for salvation. God through His Word brings forth what one must do to be saved.
People will always choose happiness over sadness. What is true Biblical happiness? This broadcast looks at the words happy and blessed and how they are accurately used.
God is a righteous God—therefore a just God. He paid the price for sin, and He will punish sin. In this broadcast, let us see the greatness of God in His righteousness and justice.
The word “sin” is a nasty word—its consequences are eternal and sin entering the world has brought on suffering, hurt and pain. Let’s see the tool of God’s enemy—sin.
You and I see churches that have different names. Have you ever wondered or asked, “Is this really what God intended?” Let’s go back to the Bible and see God’s answer.
The Bible speaks clearly of the one church—its establishment and its organization. When the church assembles, its worship unto God must be expressed from the Bible. Let’s see what God asks from our worship.
The Bible speaks clearly of the one church—its establishment by Christ and it is clearly expressed by its organization. The organization of the church can be achieved today and is in many congregations. If God organizes, we can be sure that we will be organized.
This is a “two for one broadcast” as Jeff presents well written articles in a special “Are You Reading” broadcast. We consider “Will only the church of Christ be saved” and “True Religion,” two subjects that are of great interest in the religious world.
We look all over the landscape and see churches with every kind of name; organized differently and worship styles that vary. Friend, do you ever wonder what does the Bible say about the church?
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.
Thinking of all God has done and is doing for mankind, friends our thankfulness should respond to God in doing as well. As people that are thankful, we should express such thankfulness in our obedience.
Thinking of all God has done and is doing for mankind, friends our thankfulness should respond to God in doing as well. When we are thankful, we should express such thankfulness.
Titus 2:11, “For the grace of God that brings salvation has appeared to all men.” Yes! Let us be thankful and grateful for the grace of God! Let us see His grace expressed unto us through this study.
Paul simply expressed, “But thanks be to God, who gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ.” What embraces that victory in Christ? This simple word study allows us to see how “overcomers” can “come on over” when this life ends.
Paul had wonderful words of thanks for the church to whom the book of Colossians was written. Let us grow from this text to be thankful for the things God provides.
God loves us—His creation! Because He loves us, He grants unto us “…all things that pertain to life and godliness…” (2 Pet. 1:3). Let’s see how God loves us and in turn through our obedience, let us love Him.
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?
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.
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.
From the 23rd Psalm to the teaching of Christ as the Good Shepherd in John 10, those that follow the Lord are identified, among other descriptions, as sheep. Healthy sheep follow their shepherd and spiritually speaking, it is the same. Let’s look at this beautiful portrait of the people of God.
Yes, what a question…and what a study! It is said of Christ that he drew His sword on the banks of Jordan and threw the scabbard (sheath) away. This is the first of the “Are You Listening…again” series.
If one breathes, one will be discouraged. Either we are coming from it; currently in it or heading toward it. Let’s deal with discouragement. Let’s conclude our thoughts on how we can deal with discouragement.
If one breathes, one will be discouraged. Either we are coming from it; currently in it or heading toward it. Let’s deal with discouragement.
The thought of a place of refuge is refreshing, safe and strong. God provides refuge for the soul of man. Let us look at those places of refuge in our study.
Sin is mean, harmful and will carefully lead one away from the blessings God has. Let us see it’s harmful effects but be thankful for our Father Who through Christ makes it possible for us to not be led away, but to lean closer to God.
The church was not an accident or an afterthought with God. Before God said, “Let there be light,” the church was part of His eternal purpose (Eph. 3:9-11). This is a special study of which we “turn back the clock” and study with the late Gus Nichols.
Have you ever thought about the “point of pardon” with God…between sinner and saint? At what point in our lives do we have “pardon” from God, the release from the penalty of sin? We look at this most important question.
According to a Barna study of 2021, over half of the United States will use their Biles in one way or another. To get the most out of the Bible, one needs to be a student of the Bible. Let’s look at what is ahead when one studies the Bible.
Just the thought of abiding in Christ’s teaching must comfort the soul and direct one daily. The apostle John grants us the answer in our study.
We all face struggles and challenges in life that harm our hearts, drive us to our knees and gives us a feeling of hopelessness wondering will things get better. At times like this is ONE to Whom we can go—the Lord.
Sincerity is a wonderful trait, but is it all that matters? Sometimes, sincerity alters our faith and thinking in spiritual matters. Let’s answer this question in light of scripture and Bible reasoning.
The study of “types and shadows” from the Old Testament to the New Testament is quite intriguing and amazing. Join this study as we compare the Ark of Noah and the church of Christ.
A unique question about Jesus and immorality…how far should the Christian deal with civil politics and is cremation sinful? Let’s see what the Bible says.
Christianity is attractive and the best life, after all if anyone is in Christ, he/she is a new creation. Let’s see specifically four area that make Christianity appealing and allows one to follow Christ.
It is interesting to see the word “power” translated from a word whence we see the English word “dynamite.” The gospel not only destructs sin but declares life. This study looks at it power and all that it entails.
Sometimes change is good; sometimes not so good. The Bible teaching of repentance is change that is always for the better. This broadcast looks at the best change for all—repentance.
The study of God’s grace is refreshing and renewing if we understand God’s grace and we are obedient to what His grace has bestowed upon mankind.
1 John 5 reminds and instructs of things one can know when one is obedient to Christ. We see true Biblical faith, life eternal increasing faith and now, forgiveness and the knowing of the Christ. Are these not things we love to know? Amen!
1 John 5 reminds and instructs of things one can know when one is obedient to Christ. We see true Biblical faith, life eternal and faith that increases daily. Are these not things we love to know? Amen!
1 John 5 reminds and instructs of things one can know when one is obedient to Christ. We see true Biblical faith, life eternal and faith that increases daily. Are these not things we love to know? Amen!
There are spiritual blessings of God only available for those in Christ and in His church. In our studies of 1 John, John is writing to the Christian and our broadcast delves into chapter 5 to see those spiritual blessings that are only in Christ. This is the second part of this study from 1 Jn. 5:1-12.
There are spiritual blessings of God only available for those in Christ and in His church. In our studies of 1 John, John is writing to the Christian and our broadcast delves into chapter 5 to see those spiritual blessings that are only in Christ.
If we ask the average person, “Do you know Jesus Christ,” we will probably get a yes answer. The apostle Paul desired to know Christ, but he already did. What did he mean and let us ask if we really know Christ.
Through the death of Christ, one may live in obedience to His will. Let us consider some wonderful truths from a study in days gone by that are just as effective today reminding us of the loving, sacrificial death of Christ and its victory!
The beloved hymn, “Why Did my Savior come to earth” asks the question. He loved us is the number one reason why but what else is embraced within His love for us? This broadcast expresses His love as the One Who came to fulfill the law. Let’s look at the purpose of the Old Testament and the New Testament.
The beloved hymn, “Why Did my Savior come to earth” asks the question. He loved us is the number one reason why but what else is embraced within His love for us? This broadcast expresses His love as our Deliverer and Mediator.
The beloved hymn, “Why Did my Savior come to earth” asks the question. He loved us is the number one reason why but what else is embraced within His love for us? This broadcast elaborates His love in that we needed a Savior.
The beloved hymn, “Why Did my Savior come to earth” asks the question. He loved us is the number one reason why but what else is embraced within His love for us? This broadcast looks at the Father’s will and the establishment of the kingdom, His church.
Concluding this special study from the late Franklin Camp, we finish a most important subject—that being unity in Christ. Part two examines the place of unity; the product of unity and the practice of unity.
From God’s simple way of salvation to a special article about husband and wife; let’s think on these things wherein love is expressed to mankind and to one another
Taking a study from Acts 27, let us parallel some spiritual meaning and application as we battle with the trials and troubles—“storms” of life.
It is said “attitude determines altitude.” Having a good spirit about something is always profitable. Paul instructs Timothy of the proper spirit in three specific areas, thus our study today.
What is a humble heart? What are characteristics of humility in God’s sight? This broadcast considers a subject that is of necessity in our lives and allows a greater life for one that is humble.
He is called John and his surname is Mark, thus John Mark—a great example of one who made a comeback in serving the Lord. It’s a great reminder to everyone that in Christ, one can always come back and keep on trying.
Through a special study from the late Franklin Camp, we consider a most important subject—that being unity in Christ. This is part one of this study examining perfect unity and sadly, the problem that affect unity.
A verse-by verse study continues from 1 John 4:11-15 to the end of the chapter as we study perfect love from above and how it is to be perfected among those below (us).
A verse-by verse study continues from 1 John 4:11-15 as we study perfect love from above and how it is to be perfected among those below (us).
A verse-by verse study continues from 1 John 4:11-15 as we study perfect love from above and how it is to be perfected among those below (us).
As part of our “Are you Studying” series examining the book of 1 John verse-by-verse, we conclude some thoughts from 1 Jn. 4:4-6 and examine verse 7-10 so that we can see the Almighty Love of which we are to follow and abide therein.
As part of our “Are you Studying” series examining the book of 1 John verse-by-verse, we look at 1 Jn. 4:1-6 to see the great authoritative word of God that always overrides the doctrines of men.
“Be ready in season and out of season…” What an awesome text that shows not only the readiness of the Word of God and the impact it makes in lives, but a readiness to proclaim it and the charge placed within the one proclaiming.
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.
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?
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.
A parable is described as “An earthly story with a heavenly meaning.” Jesus uses a wedding feast to remind us of His promises and blessings. Let’s study a parable together!
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?
There is one power in the hands of religious people that can make a great difference in our country. It is our power of choice within elections. We submit in this broadcast the power of choice and let’s think on the contribution the Christian has to one’s government.
When one’s confidence is in the Lord and not us, God will do great things with us as He has done for us. Join us in a worthy and promising study of Hebrews 11.
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.
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.
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.
The New Testament teaches clearly of one church and that church is in Christ. This study allows us to look at the church in light of so many around us and make certain we enter the church we see from the New Testament.
Jeff shares well written Biblical Articles on the Greatness of God; thoughts at the Cross and the blessings In Christ. Friends, are we reading?
A lesson from the late Leroy Brownlow taken from Ps. 33:4, “For the word of the Lord is right, and all His work is done in truth.” Let’s refresh ourselves of the blessings of the Bible. God’s Word.
This question asked of Job is worthy of Bible Study and it prompts mankind to think of the hereafter. But was he speaking of physical or spiritual death? Let’s see this awesome question in light of the Bible.
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.
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.
The “Are You Listening…again” addresses the “Bible Doctrine of Death” as we turn to the Old and New Testaments of how people met death. While a somber discussion, may we learn from these examples that we be prepared to meet death.
The “Are You Listening…again” addresses the “Bible Doctrine of Death” as we look at the thought of how mankind dies today. We know death is an appointment (Heb. 9:27), this let us prepare for that appointment through obedience to God and His Word.
The “Are You Listening…again” addresses the “Bible Doctrine of Death” as we consider the Biblical descriptions of death in this broadcast. As the Bible explains, it also exhorts of the way we should live now.
The “Are You Listening…again” addresses the “Bible Doctrine of Death” as we consider spiritual death in this broadcast. It is a serious matter when one’s life is separate and apart from God
The “Are You Listening…again” addresses the “Bible Doctrine of Death” as we consider what is death in this broadcast. While a solemn discussion, the Bible has much to say on this path we will enter unless the Lord returns. If it in the Bible, it is worthy of our attention and knowledge.
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.
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.
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!
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.
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.
Regardless of the nation or country where we live, we would concur that many decisions made and lives that are lived are not in accordance with God’s Word. How can the Christian help to improve this? Let’s consider the answers in this broadcast.
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.
We all would agree, things “build up” in life and the pressure is on like an old pressure cooker. The Bible reminds us of things available to help us ease off the pressure as we “keep on cooking.”
Baptism is a wonderful study and a command of the Christ. It meant something to this Eunuch who wanted to learn what to do to be saved. Let’s study this wonderful and humble life of this man and his obedience.
Have you ever opened a gift and said, “That’s what I’ve always wanted!” I mean it was THE perfect gift. But did you know there is One who ALWAYS gives good and perfect gifts. Let’s look at some good and perfect gifts from God in this study.
Paul speaks of the MAN Christ Jesus (1 Tim. 2:5). This MAN did things that a man could not do and cannot do. Let’s think about this MAN Whom all of mankind needs.
We think of “mystery” as something mysterious, a “cliff hanger” or something kept secret or unexplained. However, the Biblical meaning is what God has revealed. It’s an awesome word study and its affirmation thrills the soul!
A warning sign of Danger is always clear and emphatic and usually a description follows as to why and the result. God’s word warns of the dangers if sin—it is clear and emphatic. Let us see the danger signs of sin.
A special article broadcast considering evolution; the gospel in one verse and how do you spell cross?
If we believe that everyone will be saved after death, we believe a lie, friends. Jesus never taught that. Let’s think on this today as we “turn back the clock” for a lesson by Leroy Brownlow.
There is no other book like the Bible, the Word of God. It is sufficient for all things in matters of faith and salvation. Let us see what that word supplies for our lives.
A classic sermon of the late W.A. Bradfield—the second coming of Christ. How is He coming; When is He coming and why is He coming? And, we should be prepared.
Imagine this world without Jesus Christ. No other life has impacted humanity as the life of Christ—He is the only sacrifice to redeem; the only hope for one to have a home in heaven. Now, imagine if WE acted more like Christ. How much better would this world be, friends? This is our study today.
Do angels exist? We take the scripture to study about these messengers and ministers; to note their power and authority and also address some misunderstandings about angels.
The Grace of God is available to all and how thankful we should be. What a wonderful study—God’s grace grants instruction, involvement, and interest. Let’s consider these thoughts from Titus 2.
The Resurrection of Christ brings forth the greatest and only victory one can have in his/her life. In this study, we look at the victory through Christ and in Christ due to His resurrection.
The Resurrection of Christ cannot be questioned. It is powerful and convicting and comforting in the walk of the child of God. In this study we look at its conviction and comfort and we also consider the criticisms that came forth—criticisms that were soundly defeated.
There is much discussion in the religious world about “the end of time,” “tribulation,” “rapture” and a number of other things. Rather than discussion, let’s determine what the scripture says.
The one faith of teaching granted by God always results in the common salvation or one salvation in Christ—salvation that is easy to understand, simple to obey and worthy to defend. This broadcast examines Jude 3 & 4.
We all wish we had more time, but, we all have the same amount of time ahead of us—one minute is still one minute; one hour is still one hour. In this broadcast, we see what God’s says about time and how we should use our time.
God’s word is truth (Jn. 17:17) and it has endured for all time. The truth helps us to endure and strengthens our faith. This broadcast looks at some specific truths within the truth.
Christ prayed for unity and the scriptures teach unity. Friends, can there be unity among God’s people today? The scriptures say so, therefore, let us pursue this beautiful study.
No, this is not a financial program, but the Scriptures teach that there are great returns with our lives if we invest properly and spiritually.
Is your heart right? Has it responded in obedience and is it growing in love and service to others, and does it respond faithfully each day? Let’s talk about the right heart for God.
All of us desire hope…there is always hope, but in our study, trust and obedience comes before true hope. Let’s see through a study of Peter the beauty of hope and the attainment of hope within one’s life.
All of God’s Word is faithful, true, and trustworthy. But there are a few texts that emphasize their faithfulness to teach and remind so that one may be faithful. This broadcast speaks of them.
A classic sermon of the late W.A. Bradfield—what does it mean to be a Christian? How does one become a Christian…and what does it mean to be lost?
God purposed the church and Jesus promised to build it. It stands this very day, but what is its purpose? Is the church important? Let’s consider this.
The wrath of God is sometimes downplayed—we wish not to think of God that way, but, it is a characteristic of God. Yet, if we embrace His promises, we avoid His punishments. Let us grow in this knowledge.
This is part of our “Are You Studying” series from 1 John 3 on things to help one stand firm and not be deceived by Satan and his ways.
Individually we stand in three areas—a life that needs to be made alive; a life that needs to remain alive or a life that needs made alive again. Where do you stand in revival, friend?
This wonderful verse in Mt. 7:12 is worthy of discussion and application. A better life is in store for the one who lives the “golden rule.”
Let us see the beauty of the King, Christ and the characteristics of His kingdom which is in existence now.
There is but one book that is powerful to impact lives. It is good to pause and remind ourselves of the greatest source available for spiritual growth and conviction.
Continuing our “Are you Studying” series from 1 John 3 as we study the old deceiver himself, Satan and to not be deceived from one’s salvation.
There is no greater invitation that for Jesus to say unto mankind, “Come unto me.” The “invitation” parables of Jesus are worthy of study and worthy of accepting.
On the surface, many in the religious world may say “yes.” But, within the word of God, the answer is totally different. We “turn back the clock” for a lesson by Leroy Brownlow.
There’s not a famine from lack of food or water, friends, but God’s Word. The sadness is God’s Word is plenty and available, but folks are not willing to feast upon it. This broadcast warns us and renews us toward desiring the Word of God.
This is the broadcast that affirms one can be a member of the church and not a member of a denomination.
When there were those that questioned Jesus, there were the occasions He would answer a question with a question. Let’s study one of these events in the ministry of Christ.
Continuing our “Are you Studying” series from 1 John 3…The apostle John warns of being deceived—excellent teaching for us today. This is one of two parts on this subject.
Lives that begin within the four walls of you house influences the world-- in the neighborhood, in the workplace and school…and in the church—such an impact! This broadcast is designed to help every man, woman and child to have a godly home that influences for good.
For 75 years, Ray Frizzell, Jr. was a faithful preacher of the gospel of Christ. We honor his memory with this lesson delivered many years ago.
Have you wondered about the blasphemy against the Holy Spirit and the sin unto death? Let us seek the Bible Answers on these subjects.
Our souls are valuable. Jesus asked, “For what profit is it to a man if he gains the whole world, and loses his own soul? Or what will a man give in exchange for his soul” (Mt. 16:26)? This broadcast searches the scriptures to see the soul of man, its importance and its meaning to God.
This broadcast presents well written Biblically based articles on a number of subjects.
Continuing our “Are you Studying” series from 1 John 3, we look at a great blessing bestowed upon God’s children—sins forgiven…taken away! To God be the glory!
The knowledge of God is a wonderful thing. To see the blessings and promises from His word lifts the soul and strengthens His servants. This study presents what happens when one fails to retain that knowledge-- nothing good will come and not desiring to know God at all is tragic.
The word “redeemed” is such a beautiful word adorned with hope, blessings, newness—but it is all through Christ and His shed blood. Let’s look at the beauty of redemption through the blood of Christ.
From an article read many years ago, we note some Biblical guidelines that are applicable today—simple Biblically based truths that when implemented, will strengthen one’s family.
A classic sermon of the late W.A. Bradfield—as we look at the “How, When and Why” concerning the return of Christ
What an awesome title of claim and ownership! To be a child of God and to see His Provisions for His children. To God be the glory! This is our “Are you Studying” series from 1 Jn.
A study of Hebrews 7 as we see the blessings and power from Jesus Christ, the Great High Priest!
The final segment within our “Are You Listening…again” series that looks at a sobering thought of dying in an unrighteous state. While a sad and somber study, may its warnings draw us closer to the Savior and His salvation.
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.
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.
Another segment of our “Are You Listening…again” series that looks at a sobering thought of dying in an unrighteous state. While a sad and somber study, may its warnings draw us closer to the Savior and His salvation.
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.
“God so loved the world,” but let us think of what all is embraced within His love for us? This broadcast expresses His love as the One Who came to fulfill the law, the Old Covenant and to bring forth the New Covenant. Let’s look at the purpose of the Old Testament and the New Testament.
Another segment of our “Are You Listening…again” series that looks at a sobering thought of dying in an unrighteous state.
Have you ever considered the cross of Christ offensive? Surprising, isn’t it? In this second part of this study, we again will look at three individuals that would find the cross offensive—the very cross that would save their souls.
Have you ever considered the cross of Christ offensive? Surprising, isn’t it? In this first part of this study, we will look at three individuals that would find the cross offensive—the very cross that would save their souls.
It’s how we endure and how we address the things we face that makes the difference long term. Let’s consider this unique article and some thoughts from the book of James.
None other can make the claim of Jesus as THE Son of God. What a blessing, what hope and what salvation is in Christ as THE Son of God. Our broadcast today reminds us and will revive us as needed.
He that glories or he that boasts should never do so in the accomplishments of ones self, but glory or boast in the Lord Jesus Christ. This broadcast helps to renew ones faith or defeats ones attitude.
Another segment of our “Are You Listening…again” series that looks at a sobering thought of dying in an unrighteous state.
Our “Question and Answer” broadcast that deals with God the Father and God the Son; The creation of man in God’s image and a very special question by a teenager about understanding the Bible.
A lesson from the late Leroy Brownlow considering a wonderful personality of the scripture, the forerunner of the Christ, John the Baptist.
“The day of the Lord will come…” as in the words of Peter. What will we be doing when Jesus returns? It’s worthy of thought, because unless we have passed from this life, we WILL be doing something. This broadcast challenges us to be prepared when the Lord comes.
Our youth of today need guidance more than ever before. The Bible has much to say to guide our young people. These seven simple standards from scripture are designed to give our young people a good foundation and a guide for the future.
There are homes that would say they are happy, but they are not holy. If our homes are holy, true happiness is not far behind. Let’s “hone on holiness” for our homes, shall we?
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.
It’s how we endure and how we address the things we face that makes the difference long term. Let’s consider this unique article and some thoughts from the book of James.
A classic sermon of the late W.A. Bradfield—conditions of salvation. Yes, friends…salvation in Christ is conditional. You and I choose whether to follow Christ or not follow Christ. Let’s study these things.
Let’s overview a wonderful prophet of old, Obadiah. This “no chapter” book is rich in meaning and we can learn from the things written afore time (Rom. 15:4)
If we have but a few moments to speak of the gospel of Christ, the gospel of Mark will present it easily and quickly. Let’s think about the gospel message in a thorough, yet condensed way.
Imagine a world that cannot distinguish between right and wrong…well, when we think about it, many times today, the world cannot. What is the best pattern for morality that will guide and help us along life’s way? That is our discussion today.
1 John 5 reminds and instructs of things one can know when one is obedient to Christ. We see true Biblical faith, life eternal increasing faith and now, forgiveness and the knowing of the Christ. Are these not things we love to know? Amen!
From the 23rd Psalm to the teaching of Christ as the Good Shepherd in John 10, those that follow the Lord are identified, among other descriptions, as sheep. Healthy sheep follow their shepherd and spiritually speaking, it is the same. Let’s look at this beautiful portrait of the people of God.
Yes, what a question…and what a study! It is said of Christ that he drew His sword on the banks of Jordan and threw the scabbard (sheath) away. This is the first of the “Are You Listening…again” series.
If one breathes, one will be discouraged. Either we are coming from it; currently in it or heading toward it. Let’s deal with discouragement. Let’s conclude our thoughts on how we can deal with discouragement.
If one breathes, one will be discouraged. Either we are coming from it; currently in it or heading toward it. Let’s deal with discouragement.
Sin is mean, harmful and will carefully lead one away from the blessings God has. Let us see it’s harmful effects but be thankful for our Father Who through Christ makes it possible for us to not be led away, but to lean closer to God.
1 John 5 reminds and instructs of things one can know when one is obedient to Christ. We see true Biblical faith, life eternal and faith that increases daily. Are these not things we love to know? Amen!
The church was not an accident or an afterthought with God. Before God said, “Let there be light,” the church was part of His eternal purpose (Eph. 3:9-11). This is a special study of which we “turn back the clock” and study with the late Gus Nichols.
Have you ever thought about the “point of pardon” with God…between sinner and saint? At what point in our lives do we have “pardon” from God, the release from the penalty of sin? We look at this most important question.
According to a Barna study of 2021, over half of the United States will use their Biles in one way or another. To get the most out of the Bible, one needs to be a student of the Bible. Let’s look at what is ahead when one studies the Bible.
Just the thought of abiding in Christ’s teaching must comfort the soul and direct one daily. The apostle John grants us the answer in our study.
Sincerity is a wonderful trait, but is it all that matters? Sometimes, sincerity alters our faith and thinking in spiritual matters. Let’s answer this question in light of scripture and Bible reasoning.
1 John 5 reminds and instructs of things one can know when one is obedient to Christ. We see true Biblical faith, life eternal and faith that increases daily. Are these not things we love to know? Amen!
The study of “types and shadows” from the Old Testament to the New Testament is quite intriguing and amazing. Join this study as we compare the Ark of Noah and the church of Christ.
: A unique question about Jesus and immorality…how far should the Christian deal with civil politics and is cremation sinful? Let’s see what the Bible says.
Christianity is attractive and the best life, after all if anyone is in Christ, he/she is a new creation. Let’s see specifically four area that make Christianity appealing and allows one to follow Christ.
It is interesting to see the word “power” translated from a word whence we see the English word “dynamite.” The gospel not only destructs sin but declares life. This study looks at it power and all that it entails.
The study of God’s grace is refreshing and renewing if we understand God’s grace and we are obedient to what His grace has bestowed upon mankind.
There are spiritual blessings of God only available for those in Christ and in His church. In our studies of 1 John, John is writing to the Christian and our broadcast delves into chapter 5 to see those spiritual blessings that are only in Christ. This is the second part of this study from 1 Jn. 5:1-12.
The thought of a place of refuge is refreshing, safe and strong. God provides refuge for the soul of man. Let us look at those places of refuge in our study.
We all face struggles and challenges in life that harm our hearts, drive us to our knees and gives us a feeling of hopelessness wondering will things get better. At times like this is ONE to Whom we can go—the Lord.
Sometimes change is good; sometimes not so good. The Bible teaching of repentance is change that is always for the better. This broadcast looks at the best change for all—repentance.
Many an individual has tried to predict the return of Christ and when time on earth will end. Let’s see what the Bible says about the Lord’s return.
If we ask the average person, “Do you know Jesus Christ,” we will probably get a yes answer. The apostle Paul desired to know Christ, but he already did. What did he mean and let us ask if we really know Christ.
There are spiritual blessings of God only available for those in Christ and in His church. In our studies of 1 John, John is writing to the Christian and our broadcast delves into chapter 5 to see those spiritual blessings that are only in Christ.
Before His death, Jesus instituted the Lord’s Supper—it is a command to partake. Let’s examine the scripture to see how we are to approach this avenue of worship.
“Prepare to meet your God” was a warning of God to Israel in the Old Testament. It should also serve as a warning today to all of us—the most important thing of which we should prepare.
1 John 5 reminds and instructs of things one can know when one is obedient to Christ. We see true Biblical faith, life eternal increasing faith and now, forgiveness and the knowing of the Christ. Are these not things we love to know? Amen!
There is a song that says, “Excuses, Excuses, you hear them every day; the devil will provide them if from church you stay away.” Let’s look at a wonderful parable that looks at the absurdity of excuses so that we may avoid them.
Not even Jesus got a good reaction to His teachings. As the servant is not greater than his Lord (Jn. 13:16), there are reactions to God’s truth that will not be favorable. Let’s consider these and make certain our reactions respond into actions by faith.
What a plea from a Bible character we know very little about, but his prayer was powerful and a goal for each of us today. Only through Christ can we be kept from evil.
God’s grace is known as a teaching grace; that we may be informed and make the right decision to live the way God wants. Let’s sit under the “learning tree” of grace.
We can follow the comments of man that very well may be wrong or the commands of God that we know are correct. Let us challenge our faith and ask ourselves are we following the commands of God.
We understand the power and necessity of blood in our physical lives, but greater power is available in our spiritual lives by the blood of the Lamb, Jesus Christ.
The Old and New Testament speaks of the importance of Lamb’s Blood. But there is only One Lamb that matters. Let’s look from Old Testament to New Testament and see the blood of the Lamb.
In discussions about salvation, Baptism seems to garner more discussion than faith, repentance and confession of faith all combined. Is baptism essential? What does the Bible say?
A lesson from the late Leroy Brownlow looking at the one’s, twos and threes of scripture.
This broadcast deals with special, Biblical well written articles about various subjects.
Caleb possessed “a different spirit” within him that made a great difference not only with his life, but the lives of his descendants. What a great attitude toward obedience!
Have you wondered those that desire no resuscitation? What about women and the power she has on her head in 1 Cor. 11? Let’s return to Gen. 1 and study being created in the image of God.”
We all receive invitations to a number of gatherings. An invitation is a two-way street. We must accept it for it to be complete. The greatest invitation ever extended was from Christ and needs to be accepted.
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.
A simple perusal of the New Testament affirms that God wants us be obedient and faithful to Him. This broadcast encourages us to seek the Word of the Lord so that we may be pleasing to Him as we overview the obedience in 1 Thessalonians through Revelation.
A simple perusal of the New Testament affirms that God wants us be obedient and faithful to Him. This broadcast encourages us to seek the Word of the Lord so that we may be pleasing to Him as we overview the obedience in Matthew through Colossians.
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.
Jeff presents four special lessons in one—four teenage men at a summer Bible camp filled in the statement, “God is…” Tune in for a great perspective.
The #1 commonly used substance among teens is alcohol. There is simply no profit in partaking of such a substance. This broadcast examines the reasons why.
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.
Some of the most challenging years of a teen are the middle school and high school years. May this broadcast help our youth keep things in order to make the beast years to come the best years.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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?
Discipline corrects and encourages. This broadcast looks at discipline among God’s people and the home.
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.
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.”
A Lesson from the late Gus Nichols that looks at not only what is known to man, but revealed from God through His Word.
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.
“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.
Eph. 4:4 teaches there is one body which is the church. Considering the word CHURCH in an acrostic way, we see the beauty of one body, thus one church.
The scripture says that when Jesus was in the garden the night before His death that “He went a little farther.” What if we went a little farther in certain areas of our lives?
We look at the faith of Samson and the doctrine of “Once Saved, Always Saved.” These are questions that deserve a Biblical Answer.
God brought to man the gospel of Christ – THE revealed message, the good news that gives us a place to stand, a power to embrace and a better path to walk.
There are spiritual blessings of God only available for those in Christ and in His church. In our studies of 1 John, John is writing to the Christian and our broadcast delves into chapter 5 to see those spiritual blessings that are only in Christ.
The beloved hymn, “Why Did my Savior come to earth” asks the question. He loved us is the number one reason why but what else is embraced within His love for us? This broadcast expresses His love as the One Who came to fulfill the law. Let’s look at the purpose of the Old Testament and the New Testament.
The beloved hymn, “Why Did my Savior come to earth” asks the question. He loved us is the number one reason why but what else is embraced within His love for us? This broadcast expresses His love as our Deliverer and Mediator.
The beloved hymn, “Why Did my Savior come to earth” asks the question. He loved us is the number one reason why but what else is embraced within His love for us? This broadcast elaborates His love in that we needed a Savior.
The beloved hymn, “Why Did my Savior come to earth” asks the question. He loved us is the number one reason why but what else is embraced within His love for us? This broadcast looks at the Father’s will and the establishment of the kingdom, His church.
Concluding this special study from the late Franklin Camp, we finish a most important subject—that being unity in Christ. Part two examines the place of unity; the product of unity and the practice of unity.
A verse-by verse study continues from 1 John 4:11-15 as we study perfect love from above and how it is to be perfected among those below (us).
From God’s simple way of salvation to a special article about husband and wife; let’s think on these things wherein love is expressed to mankind and to one another
Taking a study from Acts 27, let us parallel some spiritual meaning and application as we battle with the trials and troubles—“storms” of life.
It is said “attitude determines altitude.” Having a good spirit about something is always profitable. Paul instructs Timothy of the proper spirit in three specific areas, thus our study today.
What is a humble heart? What are characteristics of humility in God’s sight? This broadcast considers a subject that is of necessity in our lives and allows a greater life for one that is humble.
Through a special study from the late Franklin Camp, we consider a most important subject—that being unity in Christ. This is part one of this study examining perfect unity and sadly, the problem that affect unity.
A verse-by verse study continues from 1 John 4:11-15 as we study perfect love from above and how it is to be perfected among those below (us).
Paul speaks of the MAN Christ Jesus (1 Tim. 2:5). This MAN did things that a man could not do and cannot do. Let’s think about this MAN Whom all of mankind needs.
A classic sermon of the late W.A. Bradfield—the second coming of Christ. How is He coming; When is He coming and why is He coming? And, we should be prepared.
There is much discussion in the religious world about “the end of time,” “tribulation,” “rapture” and a number of other things. Rather than discussion, let’s determine what the scripture says.
Through the death of Christ, one may live in obedience to His will. Let us consider some wonderful truths from a study in days gone by that are just as effective today reminding us of the loving, sacrificial death of Christ and its victory!
“Be ready in season and out of season…” What an awesome text that shows not only the readiness of the Word of God and the impact it makes in lives, but a readiness to proclaim it and the charge placed within the one proclaiming.
A verse-by verse study continues from 1 John 4:11-15 as we study perfect love from above and how it is to be perfected among those below (us).
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.
We all would agree, things “build up” in life and the pressure is on like an old pressure cooker. The Bible reminds us of things available to help us ease off the pressure as we “keep on cooking.”
Baptism is a wonderful study and a command of the Christ. It meant something to this Eunuch who wanted to learn what to do to be saved. Let’s study this wonderful and humble life of this man and his obedience.
Have you ever opened a gift and said, “That’s what I’ve always wanted!” I mean it was THE perfect gift. But did you know there is One who ALWAYS gives good and perfect gifts. Let’s look at some good and perfect gifts from God in this study.
We think of “mystery” as something mysterious, a “cliff hanger” or something kept secret or unexplained. However, the Biblical meaning is what God has revealed. It’s an awesome word study and its affirmation thrills the soul!
As part of our “Are you Studying” series examining the book of 1 John verse-by-verse, we conclude some thoughts from 1 Jn. 4:4-6 and examine verse 7-10 so that we can see the Almighty Love of which we are to follow and abide therein.
A warning sign of Danger is always clear and emphatic and usually a description follows as to why and the result. God’s word warns of the dangers if sin—it is clear and emphatic. Let us see the danger signs of sin.
A special article broadcast considering evolution; the gospel in one verse and how do you spell cross?
If we believe that everyone will be saved after death, we believe a lie, friends. Jesus never taught that. Let’s think on this today as we “turn back the clock” for a lesson by Leroy Brownlow.
There is no other book like the Bible, the Word of God. It is sufficient for all things in matters of faith and salvation. Let us see what that word supplies for our lives.
Imagine this world without Jesus Christ. No other life has impacted humanity as the life of Christ—He is the only sacrifice to redeem; the only hope for one to have a home in heaven. Now, imagine if WE acted more like Christ. How much better would this world be, friends? This is our study today.
As part of our “Are you Studying” series examining the book of 1 John verse-by-verse, we look at 1 Jn. 4:1-6 to see the great authoritative word of God that always overrides the doctrines of men.
Do angels exist? We take the scripture to study about these messengers and ministers; to note their power and authority and also address some misunderstandings about angels.
The Grace of God is available to all and how thankful we should be. What a wonderful study—God’s grace grants instruction, involvement, and interest. Let’s consider these thoughts from Titus 2.
The Resurrection of Christ brings forth the greatest and only victory one can have in his/her life. In this study, we look at the victory through Christ and in Christ due to His resurrection.
The Resurrection of Christ cannot be questioned. It is powerful and convicting and comforting in the walk of the child of God. In this study we look at its conviction and comfort and we also consider the criticisms that came forth—criticisms that were soundly defeated.
The one faith of teaching granted by God always results in the common salvation or one salvation in Christ—salvation that is easy to understand, simple to obey and worthy to defend. This broadcast examines Jude 3 & 4.
Our “Are you Studying” series is a “verse-by-verse” study of the Biblical text and we conclude the first chapter of Mark and Jesus’ compassion upon a leper—a great lesson for all of us to embrace and follow.
Part of our “Are you Studying” series, this is our “verse-by-verse” study of a Biblical text. We continue in Mark 1 looking at the Life of Christ that presents a pattern of effectiveness we can emulate.
There is NO other light one should follow but Christ. Are you following the light of Christ? Let’s see the power of His light in our study.
Are we building our lives on the foundations God has provided? Nothing more helps with the storms of life than to make certain that one is building on God and His Word.
Let us study seeing God as THE Heavenly Father and know one can have a relationship with Him to help one in his needs, cares, and salvation.
The old hymn says it best: “What can wash away my sin? NOTHING but the blood of Jesus?” Is the cleansing blood of Jesus in YOUR life? Let’s review this old hymn in light of the scripture and see the power of the Blood of Jesus Christ.
An IGH textual study from Mark 1 that sees the power of the miracles that Jesus brought forth to affirm His word and that He was the Christ…Are you studying?
An IGH textual study from Mark 1. This is a “verse by verse” study of the text…Are you studying?
Meeting the challenges of the world, well, it is a challenge. But God provides endurance through our faith and obedience to Him and faithful walk that one may impact this world. This is a concluding study of Mt. 5:11-12.
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 from Mt. 5:11-12 helps us to see that special group of people.
The words of David unto Jonathan, indeed are a sobering thought, but is a reality of life that should aim to make the best of the days we have.
The love of God is proven and teaches us of His mercy upon mankind and His salvation for man. Are you experiencing that love which awaits you? Join us for a study of 1 Jn. 4:8-15.
An IGH textual study of Mark 1; a verse-by-verse study of the lesson text…Are you studying?
A reviving study of Psalm 30 to lift, heal, save, inspire, strengthen, bless and encourage this that follow Him and do His will.
: As the Christian matures and lives righteously, such faithfulness prepares one for the challenges and tests that are ahead. This is a study of a Beatitude in Mt. 5:10
A wonderful beatitude study from Mt. 5:9; an attitude to BEcome that reminds and refreshes all of us to pursue peace.
This broadcast “hIGHlights” a couple of Biblical articles that are well written and Biblically based for our study and consideration.
See the greatness of God in the salvation of man—the benefits abound and the promises are great if man will but come to God.
An IGH textual study of Mark 1:16-20. This is a verse by verse study series…Are you studying?
The Bible draws some beautiful “word pictures” that allows us to learn more about God which helps us learn more for our lives. These “word pictures” of God draw hope and salvation for a world that needs God.
A “BEatitude to BEcome” study from Mt. 5:8 that allows one’s heart to be guided by God—a decision of necessity in order to be obedient and faithful to God.
A “BEatitude to BEcome” study from the Sermon on the Mount as we take an in depth look at Mt. 5:7
The need of being together with Christ—buried, risen, and made alive. What a joyous thought!
God can fill our spiritual hunger with the right food—righteousness. It’s the best choice for the spiritual diet; helps maintain one’s faith and fills the desire and need of man.
An IGH textual study of Mark 1. A searching of the scripture in an expository approach…Are you studying?
Understanding the Biblical view of judging; what is correct judging of a situation and what is not correct judging. The Bible is very clear and distinct in teaching the difference.
What does the Bible teach about “The Sinner’s Prayer?” And, how do we answer people when Bible proof is not enough?
Let’s see the good news--the gospel and its power that’s available to all who are obedient.
An IGH textual study of Mark 1 to challenge us in our study of God’s Word…Are you studying?
A wonderful character study and example of one who made a comeback in life. Failures did not stop him; he grew and learned.
Hell is real and needs to be avoid. Christ died for the sin of man to miss such a place. This study allows us to see its horror and terror and to make certain our lives are obedient to God.
An IGH textual study…Are you studying? This episode begins with Mark 1 and is a verse-by-verse study of the Biblical text.
A “verse by verse” study of a section of the Bible. In this study, we see the type and prophecy from Old Testament to the New Testament.
To see the example of one who walked away from Christ…sadly. And to be warned not to fall away from our faithfulness.
There is no better example for one to follow than Christ. Let’s study His perfect example for us to follow.
Is your heart right? Has it responded in obedience and is it growing in love and service to others, and does it respond faithfully each day? Let’s talk about the right heart for God.
No, this is not a financial program, but the Scriptures teach that there are great returns with our lives if we invest properly and spiritually.
We all wish we had more time, but, we all have the same amount of time ahead of us—one minute is still one minute; one hour is still one hour. In this broadcast, we see what God’s says about time and how we should use our time.
God’s word is truth (Jn. 17:17) and it has endured for all time. The truth helps us to endure and strengthens our faith. This broadcast looks at some specific truths within the truth.
Christ prayed for unity and the scriptures teach unity. Friends, can there be unity among God’s people today? The scriptures say so, therefore, let us pursue this beautiful study.
All of us desire hope…there is always hope, but in our study, trust and obedience comes before true hope. Let’s see through a study of Peter the beauty of hope and the attainment of hope within one’s life.
This is part of our “Are You Studying” series from 1 John 3 on things to help one stand firm and not be deceived.
All of God’s Word is faithful, true, and trustworthy. But there are a few texts that emphasize their faithfulness to teach and remind so that one may be faithful. This broadcast speaks of them.
A classic sermon of the late W.A. Bradfield—what does it mean to be a Christian? How does one become a Christian…and what does it mean to be lost?
God purposed the church and Jesus promised to build it. It stands this very day, but what is its purpose? Is the church important? Let’s consider this.
The wrath of God is sometimes downplayed—we wish not to think of God that way, but yet, it is a characteristic of God. But, if we see His promises, we avoid His punishments. Let us grow in this wisdom.
Individually we stand in three areas—a life that needs revived or made alive; a life that needs to remain alive or a life that needs revived or made alive again. Where do you stand in revival, friend?
Continuing our “Are you Studying” series from 1 John 3 as we study the old deceiver himself, Satan and to not be deceived from one’s salvation.
This wonderful verse in Mt. 7:12 is worthy of discussion and application. A better life is in store for the one who lives the “golden rule.”
Let us see the beauty of the King, Christ and the characteristics of His kingdom which is in existence now.
There is but one book that is powerful to impact lives. It is good to pause and remind ourselves of the greatest source available for spiritual growth and conviction.
An IGH special—a lesson of Winford Claiborne that teaches about the authority of Christ and His love for mankind.
Continuing our “Are you Studying” series from 1 John 3…The apostle John warns of being deceived—excellent teaching for us today.
On the surface, many in the religious world may say “yes.” But, within the word of God, the answer is totally different. We “turn back the clock” for a lesson by Leroy Brownlow.
There’s not a famine from lack of food or water, friends, but God’s Word. The sadness is God’s Word is plenty and available, but folks are not willing to feast upon it. This broadcast warns us and renews us toward desiring the Word of God.
This is the broadcast that affirms one can be a member of the church and not a member of a denomination.
When there were those that questioned Jesus, there were the occasions He would answer a question with a question. Let’s study one of these events in the ministry of Christ.
Lives that begin within the four walls of you house influences the world-- in the neighborhood, in the workplace and school…and in the church—such an impact! This broadcast is designed to help every man, woman and child to have a godly home that influences for good.
Continuing our “Are you Studying” series from 1 John 3, we look at a great blessing bestowed upon God’s children—sins forgiven…taken away! To God be the glory!
For 75 years, Ray Frizzell, Jr. was a faithful preacher of the gospel of Christ. We honor his memory with this lesson delivered many years ago.
Have you wondered about the blasphemy against the Holy Spirit and the sin unto death? Let us seek the Bible Answers on these subjects.
Our souls are valuable. Jesus asked, “For what profit is it to a man if he gains the whole world, and loses his own soul? Or what will a man give in exchange for his soul” (Mt. 16:26)? This broadcast searches the scriptures to see the soul of man, its importance and its meaning to God.
This broadcast presents well written Biblically based articles on a number of subjects.
The knowledge of God is a wonderful thing. To see the blessings and promises from His word lifts the soul and strengthens His servants. This study presents what happens when one fails to retain that knowledge-- nothing good will come and not desiring to know God at all is tragic.
What an awesome title of claim and ownership! To be a child of God and to see His Provisions for His children. To God be the glory! This is our “Are you Studying” series from 1 Jn.
From an article read many years ago, we note some Biblical guidelines that are applicable today—simple Biblically based truths that when implemented, will strengthen one’s family.
We understand the power and necessity of blood in our physical lives, but greater power is available in our spiritual lives by the blood of the Lamb, Jesus Christ.
The Old and New Testament speaks of the importance of Lamb’s Blood. But there is only One Lamb that matters. Let’s look from Old Testament to New Testament and see the blood of the Lamb.
The word “redeemed” is such a beautiful word adorned with hope, blessings, newness—but it is all through Christ and His shed blood. Let’s look at the beauty of redemption through the blood of Christ.
There is no greater invitation that for Jesus to say unto mankind, “Come unto me.” The “invitation” parables of Jesus are worthy of study and worthy of accepting.
In our “Are You Studying” lessons from 1 John, we consider the word anointing and the blessing it is to Christians, the ones anointed.
There is a song that says, “Excuses, Excuses, you hear them every day; the devil will provide them if from church you stay away.” Let’s look at a wonderful parable that looks at the absurdity of excuses so that we may avoid them.
“Prepare to meet your God” was a warning of God to Israel in the Old Testament. It should also serve as a warning today to all of us—the most important thing of which we should prepare.
Before His death, Jesus instituted the Lord’s Supper—it is a command to partake. Let’s examine the scripture to see how we are to approach this avenue of worship.
In our “Are You Studying” lessons from 1 John, we are introduced to the Antichrist. Let’s look at the who and the what about antichrist.
Have you wondered those that desire no resuscitation? What about women and the power she has on her head in 1 Cor. 11? Let’s return to Gen. 1 and study being created in the image of God.”
We all receive invitations to a number of gatherings. An invitation is a two-way street. We must accept it for it to be complete. The greatest invitation ever extended was from Christ and needs to be accepted.
A classic sermon of the late W.A. Bradfield—as we look at the “How, When and Why” concerning the return of Christ
A study of Hebrews 7 as we see the blessings and power from Jesus Christ, the Great High Priest!
Our “Are You Studying” verse by verse series considers 1 Jn. 2:15-17 and how to love not the world and its meaning.
Jeff presents four special lessons in one—four teenage men at a summer Bible camp filled in the statement, “God is…” Tune in for a great perspective.
What a plea from a Bible character we know very little about, but his prayer was powerful and a goal for each of us today. Only through Christ can we be kept from evil.
God’s grace is known as a teaching grace; that we may be informed and make the right decision to live the way God wants. Let’s sit under the “learning tree” of grace.
We can follow the comments of man that very well may be wrong or the commands of God that we know are correct. Let us challenge our faith and ask ourselves are we following the commands of God.
Not even Jesus got a good reaction to His teachings. As the servant is not greater than his Lord (Jn. 13:16), there are reactions to God’s truth that will not be favorable. Let’s consider these and make certain our reactions respond into actions by faith.
Our “Are You Studying” verse by verse series considers 1 Jn. 2:9-14 as we look at a section of assurance—what God provides to the Christian who continually walks in the light.
The #1 commonly used substance among teens is alcohol. There is simply no profit in partaking of such a substance. This broadcast examines the reasons why.
A lesson from the late Leroy Brownlow looking at the one’s, twos and threes of scripture.
This broadcast deals with special, Biblical well written articles about various subjects.
Caleb possessed “a different spirit” within him that made a great difference not only with his life, but the lives of his descendants. What a great attitude toward obedience!
In discussions about salvation, Baptism seems to garner more discussion than faith, repentance and confession of faith all combined. Is baptism essential? What does the Bible Say?
Our “Are You Studying” verse by verse series considers 1 Jn. 2:7-14 as we look at a section of assurance—what God provides to the Christian who continually walks in the light.
Some of the most challenging years of a teen are the middle school and high school years. May this broadcast help our youth keep things in order to make the beast years to come the best years.
A simple perusal of the New Testament affirms that God wants us be obedient and faithful to Him. This broadcast encourages us to seek the Word of the Lord so that we may be pleasing to Him as we overview the obedience in 1 Thessalonians through Revelation.
A simple perusal of the New Testament affirms that God wants us be obedient and faithful to Him. This broadcast encourages us to seek the Word of the Lord so that we may be pleasing to Him as we overview the obedience in Matthew through Colossians.
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.
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.
“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.
God brought to man the gospel of Christ – THE revealed message, the good news that gives us a place to stand, a power to embrace and a better path to walk.
Eph. 4:4 teaches there is one body which is the church. Considering the word CHURCH in an acrostic way, we see the beauty of one body, thus one church.
The scripture says that when Jesus was in the garden the night before His death that “He went a little farther.” What if we went a little farther in certain areas of our lives?
The faith of Samson and “Once Saved, Always Saved” are our questions that deserve a Biblical Answer.
The old hymn says it best: “What can wash away my sin? NOTHING but the blood of Jesus. Is the cleansing blood of Jesus in YOUR life?
Are we building our lives on the foundations our God has provided? Nothing more helps us with the storms of life than to make certain we are building on God.
Let us see God as THE Heavenly Father and know we can have a relationship with Him to help us in our needs, cares and salvation.
The love of God is proven and teaches us of His mercy upon mankind and His salvation for man. Are you experiencing that love which awaits you?
A reviving study of Psalm 30 to lift, heal, save, inspire, strengthen, bless and encourage us.
We learn more about God which helps us learn more for our lives. These “word pictures” of God draw hope and salvation for us.
There are times we undergo an operation to correct a problem. See the greatness in God’s plan to operate on our souls.
There are times we undergo an operation to correct a problem. See the greatness in God’s plan to operate on our souls.
Let us the necessity of Christ, the Bread of Life and His spiritual filling to all that will eat!
There are times we undergo an operation to correct a problem. See the greatness in God’s plan to operate on our souls.
There are times we undergo an operation to correct a problem. See the greatness in God’s plan to operate on our souls.
Is your life profitable? Do we truly feel beneficial or useful? The scriptures have the plan.
Have YOU found YOUR mission? This podcast will help our mission by looking at the mission of Christ.
The Preeminent one who “…[sympathizes] with our weaknesses, but was in all points tempted as we are, yet without sin” (Heb. 4:15). That ONE is Christ Jesus.