International Gospel Hour

The gift of God’s only begotten Son, Jesus Christ stands forth as an expression of love and obedience through God’s grace. A worthy study from days gone by.

The hymn “Softly and Tenderly” expresses it best with the stanza that says, “Time is now fleeting, the moments are passing…” Each day that goes by we are closer to God’s judgment.

Divine love from above affected a woman with compassion and a Pharisee that needed compassion. This is part two of a study from Luke 7.

Divine love from above—God sending Jesus—has impacted people for over 2,000 years. Let’s see how it impacted those in the time of Christ with a study from Luke 7.

The “Son of Man” seems to be the preferred title that Christ uses Himself…about eighty times in scripture. Human and divine—and how thankful the world is for the Son of Man.

Concluding thoughts from part one seeing the power of the cross of Christ that no matter how great sin may be, the power of the cross through God’s grace is greater.

A question asked where God knew the answer—He knew it then and He knows it now. Let’s ask the question and God’s Word lets us know where we are.

The late W.A. Bradfield still speaks (Heb. 11:4) as Jeff shares another lesson wherein we are blessed to have God’s remedy of sin—a prescription we all should have filled.

From Christ, the Greatest Gift ever given, more gifts for mankind are available to accept, embrace and enjoy. This is part two of two.

Expressed in song, “Our God is an Awesome God,” one is in awe of the gifts only from God and we should be desiring and embracing them daily. This is part one of two.

Honestly, our thoughts and feelings can be wrong, mistaken and misled. Let us be warned about what we think and how we feel when it comes to what God has said.

As the sweet hymn says, “At the cross, at the cross where I first saw the light…” Where darkness entered daytime, the light of the world came forth.

Let us see what God wants and what man did in responding to God. This is a special article broadcast to guide our studies in the scriptures.

We live by every word of God and we hear Christ and observe His word in ALL things—Salvation is so Divine! This is a special study in which we “turn back the clock” and consider a lesson from the late Gus Nichols.

Let’s spend time in the Psalms with International Gospel Hour’s “PsalmCast.” No better way to begin a study of the Psalms than with Psalm 1.

To the church the words are penned, “Do you not know that you are the temple of God...?” Wow—strong words when one thinks of a temple—a holy place. Are we the temple of God?

The better things always come from God. The book of Hebrews speaks of better things ahead for the Christian. Let’s talk better things.

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.

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!

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.

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?