International Gospel Hour

Our “PsalmCast” from International Gospel Hour focus’ on Psalm 4 and God’s provisions to those who are obedient to Him—those IN Christ whose prayers are through Christ.

A wise person once observed “We must remember the past if we are to avoid making the same mistakes of the past.” We can also remember good things to keep us pressing onward. Let’s look at some texts to help us “remember.”

The life of Naaman is filled with examples such as humility, obedience and trust—characteristics sorely needed today. Great lessons from a great man.

Our subject sounds good and the print looks wonderful, but it was an attitude and a lifestyle that God spoke against through the prophet Ezekiel. Here is a lesson for us today.

A question asked in the long ago prompt us to ask how can we then live? Hopefully, according to God and His way.

“The Savior’s Way” series of lessons looks at part two of the study of unity from the prayer of Jesus to the practice of the church we read of in the New Testament to see THE unity we pursue today.

Many have eaten a last meal before their execution…but it affected nobody else. The last supper of Jesus Christ continues to feed many today. Let’s see its lasting effect until He comes.

We turn back the clock and allow one, in the spirit of Abel, to speak although he has passed. This is a sermon from the late Fred Dennis on a most important subject—baptism.

Let’s once again spend time in the Psalms with International Gospel Hour’s “PsalmCast” as we see the power of God vs. the enemies of His children. Psalm 3.

A simple question about this text from Jn. 7 was submitted that prompted a sermon study. Let’s see the sad end result to learn and renew ourselves to find the Christ.

The book of Ephesians shares a number of blessings upon one in Christ—and we give God the glory for all the blessings He bestows!

“The Savior’s Way” series of lessons presses onward with a study of unity considering the words of Jesus in John 17 along with the peace that should be pursued.

The words of Jesus from John 9 are a pattern for us to follow today that we may be convicted and compassionate. Oh, what a Savior!

One looks at that question and would probably say “yes.” But as in all questions of salvation let’s see what the Bible says? And, did a certain “good man” think so?

It is good to hear and to listen, but most important is applying what we hear from God. What we hear should drive us to simply be a doer and not a hearer only.

To glory in oneself is never the way to go, but to glory in Christ with HIS provisions—yes! That is the glory we should pursue!

“How beautiful to walk in the steps of the Savior…” beautiful words from an old, blessed hymn. The Apostle Paul walked in the steps of Christ and this broadcast, we “walk” with Paul in Philippi as we join Jeff in the journey.

How thankful we are to live in a time of so many healthy advances in the medical field, but the spiritual field has always had THE Best Physician—the Great Physician.

From Saul to Paul, the study of the apostle Paul is a must for the Bible student with numerous lessons to be learned among them especially having a good conscience.

Savior, Redeemer, the Christ, Messiah…all terms of greatness and exclusive for Jesus Christ. Our hIGHlights from the book of Hebrews looks at His Superiority.

Did you know there is a church that you cannot join? It is the church in scripture that the Lord will add the obedient. How did He add people and how does He add today?

Today there are millions who refuse to hear Jesus and many who hear, but fail to follow. What’s in the way and what is stopping one from truly hearing and following Jesus?

The book of Luke tells of Jesus’ growth as a child—a worthy pattern for all this day. “God with us” growing—those that desire God in us should be growing as well.

I suppose we could say with things “crumbling all around,” the right question was asked and the right answers given. And it remains the most important question one will ever ask.

Love rescues; Love is the payment and Love intercedes. How thankful we are that God is love and all He has done and will do for mankind.

Words as seek, believe and come lead one to eventually obey. Many seek, many believe and many come, but obedience is the decision that makes the difference.

“Come to me…” Beautiful words from God, Jesus and the Spirit. And further beauty is when one comes to Jesus, Jesus will answer the needs of man. Let’s study the word “come.”

A confession of faith continues as a commitment of faith. Believing in God embraces all and everything in our obedience to God. “Without faith it is impossible to please him…” (Heb. 11:6).

“Seek and you shall find,” “Seek first the kingdom of God.” In Christianity, when one seeks, one will find the joy, the peace and the salvation in Christ.

“The Savior’s Way” series of lessons continues looking at the church—specifically how one is added to the church through salvation in Christ.

We are blessed to remember the radio work of the late David Pharr as we consider a message from the present and a lesson from the past.

Hope that is set or fixed upon Christ and IN Christ is hope that is not a mere guess, but confident in Christ. What does it take to rest our hope?

Let’s once again spend time in the Psalms with International Gospel Hour’s “PsalmCast” as we see the Lord’s Superiority.

“Come to me…” are some of the sweetest words Jesus ever said. If one comes to Jesus and takes what He offers, one will have the rest needed and life worth living.

Inspired words from Moses to Israel in the long ago is a strong reminder and warning for us today. Let’s see other examples from scripture and embrace this teaching so we choose best for our lives.

Continuing “The Savior’s Way” series of lessons, we consider the church—promised in the New Testament, prophesied in the Old Testament and the beginning on Pentecost in the book of Acts.

Part two concludes some things the Bible teaches that God hates—and as we see what God hates, we cannot miss His great loves that provides what we need taught from His Word.

Yes, that question will stun some people, but there are some things the Bible teaches that God hates—things not good for us!

Solomon’s plea to God prompts this study of materialism to achieve balance in life of neither poverty nor riches, but trusting on God for our provisions.

Many look upon God like an old faithful grandfather. But the Bible speaks of His goodness AND His severity. We return to the book of Romans for this study and to choose the God and Father we should serve.

Sadly there are many with no delight in God—no joy, no pleasure. How could this be and especially when it was those who once had such delight? A study from Jeremiah so needed today.

We continue the series of lessons from “The Savior’s Way” as we go back to the Bible and look at a time in the life of Christ that will encourage us to return to the Bible for our learning and our living.

Words of Christ from the blessed “Sermon on the Mount” are just as true and needful today. What a pursuit to be pure in heart—from the “beatitudes,” or “attitudes to BEcome.”

Walking in the steps of Christ is the ultimate goal for everyone and to walk in the steps of the Apostle Paul Who followed Christ is a joy—spiritually and literally. Join Jeff as he shares such a journey.

Daily we are always addressing something whether at work, school, whatever our status might be. However, addressing or focusing on the things that be of God are of most importance.

We’ve seen animals “set free.” The one incarcerated awaits the day to be “set free.” Through Christ, what joy in that one can also be “set free.”

It takes work to get along with others, but if a lot of people take just a little effort—that adds to a lot and what a better world this would be.

Some of the last teachings of Jesus Christ was to leave behind what would help His apostles…and what would help us. The peace that only Christ can give.

The word “precious” seems to be used in ways maybe not applicable. But its meaning pertaining to the word of God is accurate. How precious is God’s word to you?

It was Pilate who asked, “What then shall I do with Jesus who is called Christ?” That is a question that should be asked and answered by everyone. What will you do with Jesus, friend?

Mk. 12:30, “And you shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your mind, and with all your strength. This is the first commandment.” ALL…ALL…ALL…ALL. Let’s talk about a lot of “ALLS.”