Anchorpoint Radio

Has it ever occurred to you as odd that the coming of the King of kings and Lord of lords was announced to simple country folk looking after a few sheep on a hillside? Well, the answer is simple. The Lord Jesus came to the earth in humble human form. His Kingdom would reign in people’s hearts, not in the pomp and display of outward ceremony. The Lord is actually the Good Shepherd – the One who loves His sheep whom He diligently cares for and tenderly carries. We hope that in this week’s broadcast that you will be drawn closer to the wonderful Good Shepherd, the Great Shepherd, who seeks for each one of us. 

There is an amazing story in the book of the Acts about a jailor in Philippi who received Christ as his Saviour after meeting the apostle Paul and Silas in the prison there. But God had His eye on this jailor long before that morning dawned. It was no accident that he came into contact with them that evening. God deals with individuals and often re-arranges their circumstances in such a way that they are made to think of their soul’s salvation? Like the jailor, have you ever been awakened to YOUR great need?

There is no greater truth than to know that your sins are forgiven! King David could write in Psalm 32:1-2 – “Blessed is he whose transgressions are forgiven, whose sins are covered; blessed is the man unto whom the Lord imputes not iniquity”. Can you think of anything better? We can only have a right relationship with God if, first, we recognize that the Almighty God see us in our sins and separated from Him. He is the When it comes to our soul’s salvation, we need to be honest with God and acknowledge it. Only then will we appreciate the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ in dying for us.

The message of this week’s broadcast is that God is seeking for you. The very fact that you're here on this page is an example of that. He longs to reconnect with each one of us - but sin has formed a tremendous barrier. Yes, God is looking for sinners. But there is the other side as well. Are YOU seeking for Him? The Bible promise still stands - you will find Him when you honestly look for Him - when you seek for Him with all your heart. 

Biblical faith is simply this – believing in what God says and committing yourself to it. It is based on evidence that backs up that faith. You can rest on it. Is God trustworthy? Can you depend on what He has said in His Word? In this week’s broadcast we will look at the requirements of faith, the realities of faith in action, and the response of faith. This is no blind leap. It is simply trusting what Christ has done and what God has said about it. It is simply reaching out an empty hand to receive God’s unchanging truth. Trust Christ today, won’t you?

The Bible speaks of two different classes of people in this world. Those "in Adam" or those "in Christ". We are all born into the first group, disconnected from God, spiritually dead. How can we get from this sad condition to being spiritually alive - "in Christ" ? Today's message makes this clear.

The "Hallelujah Chorus" is one of the most famous pieces of music ever composed. How beautiful are its words in praise of the only true God of heaven - the God of the Bible! This week's broadcast takes a look at some of the reasons that God is worthy to be praised - His creation, His incarnation, His wonderful and free redemption, His promised restoration of a defiled earth, just to name a few. Surely, we can all sing "Hallelujah, what a Saviour!"

In this week’s broadcast, speaker Dan Shutt takes a look at the different aspects of the power of God - His creatorial power - His power to enact judgment – and the tremendous power of the gospel to save souls and transform lives. But there's also the power that we have ourselves - the power of choice - to believe or not believe God. What choice have you made? 

Well, there's no doubt about it - EVERYONE wants to go to heaven. So, isn't it a strange thing that most people don't bother to prepare for it? There's no preparation necessary for hell. It's straight ahead - you can't miss it. But heaven is a prepared place for a prepared people. So then, how do you prepare for heaven?

Listen to these forceful words of the Lord Jesus Christ from Luke 13, "Strive to enter in at the narrow gate: for many will seek to enter in, and shall not be able." Why is this? Simply because they have not come God's way - through His only begotten Son. Through the cleansing power of the blood of Christ. Only Christ can take away sin through His sacrificial death on Calvary. Go in for God's salvation. You'll find a Saviour waiting to bless you.