Anchorpoint Radio

The Bible contains three main themes centered around one unique person, the Lord Jesus Christ - the Old Testament predictions of the Messiah; the fact that He actually DID come in human form about 2000 years ago; and the truth that this same Jesus is coming back again. Look around you. Read your Bible. Yes, the Lord is coming again! Are you ready? 

This week, we’ll be heading for the courtroom - God's courtroom - and we’ll be facing some serious charges. The verdict? "Guilty as charged!" But it is possible to walk out of the courtroom cleared of all guilt and enjoying a relationship with the very One that we have offended! Find out how!

Given the fact that 100 out of 100 people die, it makes sense that we should think about death, doesn't it? With a Saviour available to us all, the subject is not all doom and gloom. There is wonderful hope in the Christian message that you will find nowhere else. Maybe the next 30 minutes will be the time when you prepare for that great appointment. 

Salvation is a gift from God, given to sinners who acknowledge their sin and admit their need. Yet, sometimes doubts may arise. In this week's broadcast, a solution is given - to focus on the work of Christ for safety, the Word of God for security, and the witness of the Spirit for enjoyment!  

The book of Acts contains many of the apostle Paul's sermons to various individuals. This message concerns his gospel presentation to a certain King Agrippa. Sadly, Agrippa made a tragic decision. He rejected God's free offer of forgiveness which he so desperately needed. Yes, it’s possible to be ALMOST persuaded to receive the message of the Gospel – to ALMOST accept Christ as Lord and Saviour. How tragic to be so close!

All of us who know the God of the Bible in any measure have come to one simple conclusion – God is good! Not only do we read this over and over again in the Bible both as fact as well as from numerous scriptural examples, we also know it from our own experience. Bur the Bible also speaks of the ‘severity’ of God – the result of His unbending holiness in dealing with sin. Which will you experience? We hope that you will trust in the person and work of the Lord Jesus Christ for your salvation and receive God’s eternal blessing.

The salvation of a soul is a costly thing. The Bible says that we are bankrupt as far as God is concerned. We have offended God and cannot undo anything we have done. There is judgment for sin and we cannot pay it. This is where the good news of the gospel comes in! God Himself has intervened in the affairs of men to solve the great sin problem and He did this by meeting the high cost of redemption Himself! 

Well, today's message touches the heart of all of us - our need for peace. So often, the world is full of trials, difficulties, broken dreams, and empty pleasures. Ever wondered what life is all about anyway? We trust that today's message will point you to the answer to your innermost need - the Lord Jesus Christ.

Conditions in our world today appear to be setting the final stage for the great event known as the rapture of the church or the return of Christ. He came to this earth the first time as a man in order to die for sin - to provide salvation for fallen mankind. He will come the second time to call His loved ones home. We should all ask ourselves the question, "Will I go to be with the Lord when He returns? Or will I be left here with all hope of salvation gone?"  

The rapture of the church is a Bible truth that you probably haven't heard much about, even though it was strongly believed and faithfully taught by the early Christian church. The Lord Jesus Christ, before He went back to heaven, promised His followers that He would return again. He didn't say WHEN, but He DID say how. The apostle Paul explains how that Christ will return from heaven and all those who have believed on Him down though the ages, both living and dead, will rise to meet Him in the air to be forever with Him in His heavenly home. The Bible calls it the 'blessed hope'. You see it's a wonderful prospect for believers, but a tragic one for those who have chosen to reject Christ. They will be left behind to face the Great Tribulation here on earth and the final judgment of God in a future day. The question is “Will you be ready?”