International Gospel Hour

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.

One is thrilled reading of Saul the persecutor becoming Paul the apostle. However, Paul himself witnessed one who did the opposite; once dependable but now has

The good news, the gospel, should make good lives that walk according to the word of God thus allowing the church to shine throughout the world. Let us strive to be worthy.

A question asked after one of the greatest expressions of faith by a young shepherd boy and worthy to ask in a spiritual way whose son are we?

The first few words of Psalm 105 sets forth an inspired lesson of Old Testament history reminding us of God’s care and His blessings of which we should be thankful.

Sometimes our faith is brought into question. We wonder, are confused, are challenged. But the very word of God that brings forth faith grants our answers and our renewed direction.

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!

How beautiful is God’s eternal purpose through Christ presented by the prophets and the preparation by John the Baptist, the forerunner of Christ. What a study!

The Psalmist said, “I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills, from whence cometh my help.” Let us always lift up our eyes and look upward to God. When low, down or out—look up!

Do we ever pause and truly realize how thankful we should be to God? To praise and exalt Him for all He has done and continues to do? Always to our God—forever.

The book of Proverbs speaks of some little creatures of whom we can learn some large lessons for our lives.

It is of interest to see the final words of those just moments before their deaths. But probably the most quoted and remembered final words we see from a criminal on a cross.

A study of 2 Corinthians 3 looking at the old covenant and the new covenant is a study needed today. What is applicable, what is binding and how do we “rightly divide the word?”

The joy of studying scripture of those who walked with God and their characteristics is worthy to embrace and the daily place of being close to God should mean more than anything.

How will we be remembered? Will the simple mention of our name bring good thoughts? Jeff remembers a brother in the Lord and His legacy left behind—a life for Christ.

Two lessons in one on this broadcast consider teaching from Jeremiah the prophet of old and great assurance when Christ addresses our lives.

Ps. 119 describes God’s Word in a number of ways…statutes, testimonies, commandments just to name a few. How beautiful that one can turn toward God’s testimonies for a new life!

The sheer look and sound of these words are simply not profitable and are two behaviors that must be avoided to please God.

The need is greater than ever to reach for God's Holy Word, the Bible, and see what God has to say to us and for us to understand His Word.

The wonderful text to the Galatians provides the greatness of Christ and what He and He only did for them and what He will do for us.

The Bible has a number of weighty and thorough questions for mankind. Jesus used questions to teach and prompt those listening to think and to see the answers God provides.

There are many things which we need to watch! Be cautious! Be careful! Pay attention! Let’s consider some things of which we need to watch and guard in our lives.

Lost is a tragic word! A child is lost—tragic! One “loses their way” is tragic! But to be lost now and eternally is tragic in the strongest sense.

Nobody likes to be lied to nor should lying be a part of one’s life. The scripture is clear about lying and how to steer clear of such.

Join Jeff as we “turn back the clock” and study a subject still as relevant today and a question asked quite often, “what about the thief on the cross?”

The Bible affirms the greatness of God—He is THE Almighty and we acknowledge what he WILL do. But have you ever considered what God will NOT do?

Imagine hearing, “I am Almighty God; walk before me…” Abram heard those words and they are applicable today. Oh, to walk before the Almighty!

A Jewish man asking a Samaritan woman for a drink of water—yes, the beautiful story of that woman at the well who learned of Jesus and who told others.

As in the song, “He paid a debt He did not owe; I owed a debt I could not pay.” We all need that one Who paid our debt—Jesus Christ.

The words of Jesus are quite clear, “And you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.” So many blessings are instore for the one that knows the truth in Christ Jesus.

The command of Jesus to the preaching of Peter and Paul, the teaching of repentance is clear in the scripture and of necessity for one’s salvation.

Weighing factors, making decisions, watching budgets—we all evaluate price and cost in our daily lives. In a much greater way, we must count the cost when we fail to follow Christ.

The path, the presence and the pleasures—oh, what God provides for those that follow Him! Join us for a study of Psalm 16.

An event in the life of Christ from John 12 prompts us to see our hour has come—the urgency to do what is right and to do it now.

Steadfast—a Biblical word embracing security, persistence and strength. One’s faith grows and one’s walk is steady. Let’s pursue the steadfast mind.

Let not one be ignorant of Satan’s schemes and deceptions—we need to be aware of man’s greatest enemy and clearly understand wrong and right.

The thought is comforting and to be at peace—perfect peace through God should be the goal of everyone. Perfect peace is THE peace to pursue.

Known also as Golgotha, we visit the place where Jesus was crucified along with two criminals. Let’s see from a place of death how we can live today.

From two accounts of scripture, one from the Old Testament and one from the New Testament, we are reminded and commanded to seek and search the ways of God through His word.

The scripture brings forth two attributes of Daniel that are worthy of pursuing and applying to our lives and application with our lives.