International Gospel Hour

To be lost in sin is tragic—now and eternally! Seeing why so many are lost allows us also to see God’s provisions to be saved and assured of the right way.

A time in the apostle Paul’s life where misfortune became a fortune easily serves as a pattern for us—a worthy study from Philippians.

Our program title appears paradoxical but Biblically speaking it is a powerful truth through Christ and the gospel.

Each generation should take the responsibility to make certain the next generation knows the truth about God and of God to live for God.

The life of Christ and the Word of God shows perfect morality that has stood the test of time. Learning morality therein allows us to stand as well.

“How can a young man cleanse his way? By taking heed according to Your word” (Ps. 119:11). Our youth need the right way—the good way—and it’s the best way—the Savior’s Way!

A heart that gives attention and application to the word of God will be secure according to God. Let’s think about securing the hearts of our youth.

God’s Word has so much to say for our young people. Let’s search the scriptures and see the best way and the best choices for our youth.

The gospel of John identifies Jesus in a number of divine ways to help us know THE Way, Jesus Christ.

Our “PsalmCast” from International Gospel Hour focus’ on Psalm 6…from our pleas to God for His power to make the difference in our lives.

Jeff’s travels allow him not only to tell of the good work of International Gospel Hour, but to hear the local preacher bring forth a lesson. Join Jeff as he shares the sermon he heard about truth.

In obedience, we must embrace from scripture a disciplined walk; proper judging and some powerful syllogisms to see the simplicity and necessities of obedience.

James 4 asks an important question, “What is your life?” No matter the length of one’s life, when it comes to eternity, one’s life here is only a little while. Are we making the best of it?

This simple one-word title was a lesson from the late Leroy Brownlow looking at the power of the gospel and its effectiveness in an “acrostic” approach.

A wonderful phrase to embrace…may all we do be according to the scriptures as we search, seek and obey God’s will.

A question asked by the Lord after His resurrection and prior to His ascension challenged Peter and very well should challenge us.

The writings to Timothy encourage, warn and direct this young servant and wonderful lessons for us today. Great lessons are ahead from 1 Tim. 1:1-7.

Our study of obedience continues as we look at walking by faith and walking faithfully—Christ is our Author and He continues our story as we walk in obedience.

Just the sound of the word “mercy” is a blessing to one receiving it and one giving it (because they need mercy). Let’s consider this great word.

The book of Jude speaks of the common salvation—once for all and always for all—that’s awesome! It is for everyone—worldwide!

The book of Jude is brief, but as is all the word of God, it is powerful especially concerning salvation…salvation that is wonderful and worthy.

Acts 17:30 affirms there were times of ignorance God overlooked but commands all men everywhere to repent—that’s enough…we best avoid ignorance.

A textual study of a wonderful book between two brothers in the Lord over a third brother that, well, he could be a challenge within the relationship. It is a beautiful account to see the plea and the praise leading unto the parting unto.

Oh, to know the Savior, “…the author of eternal salvation to all who obey Him…” Let’s begin a study on obedience by seeing what is not true obedience.

A textual study of a wonderful book between two brothers in the Lord over a third brother that, well, he could be a challenge within the relationship of the other two.

Our “PsalmCast” from International Gospel Hour focus’ on Psalm 5…to WHOM one prays—unto God—to praise Him; to present and plea unto Him and His protection!

To glean is to gather slowly and a little at a time. Let’s glean just a couple of great texts — a gathering awaits for the listener.

A study of James 1 shows what happens when one looks toward sin and the power of sin and its effect. Let’s see the danger signs.

Many people aim to obtain fame or riches, but we know one’s name or reputation is more valuable. When people hear your name, what would they think?

The study of the New Birth concludes in “The Savior’s Way” series of lessons by seeing how one is added to the kingdom now and also a review of John 3.

GPS’s are everywhere—in cars, phones, etc. to get us to our destinations. But a long time before, God provided THE GPS—spiritually speaking. Let’s consider the traveler’s guide.

The scriptures declare we are made in the image of God. Thus let us follow God and allow others to see God in us. A great study from Philippians reflects how we can express God’s image in us.

In a day of compromise and concession on a number of things, the thought of there being only “One Way to Live,” is offensive to some. But obedience to Christ is THE only way according to the scripture.

The mere sound of the word “discipline” may bring thoughts of inflicting punishment but never underestimate its necessity to improve performance. It’s not such a bad word.

: There are things that we must move out of our lives — we clean out this place or that place, but more so spiritually we need to move some old things out—after all, the new IS better.

“The Savior’s Way” series of lessons considers the New Birth from John 3 examining being born of water and of the Spirit. A powerful lesson concerning salvation.

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.