Romans 10:19

Charlotte Elliott was a respected member of English higher society, but one day a minister told her, "Without Jesus Christ, you are just as lost as the worst prostitute in all of London." She later became a believer and wrote the famous hymn, "Just as I Am." No matter who you are or what you have done in your life, you can come to Jesus Christ just as you are and receive forgiveness of sins and eternal life. Tune in to hear more from Dr. Barnhouse on Dr. Barnhouse and the Bible. 

Romans 10:18

When did Christianity begin? Most people would probably say that Christianity began with the birth of Jesus Christ. But in Chapter 10 of Romans, the apostle Paul sets forth an astonishing truth: that the gospel had been known for hundreds of years before Christ. Today, hundreds of years after Christ, the good news of salvation continues to sound forth throughout the world. Tune in to this good news from Dr. Barnhouse on Dr. Barnhouse and the Bible. 

Romans 10:17

The human ear has three tiny bells called the hammer, the anvil, and the stirrup. Each of them must function together in order for you to hear. Three essential spiritual elements must work in conjunction in order for you to be saved: faith, the Word of God, and the Holy Spirit. How do these work together to convert a lost sinner into a child of God? Dr. Barnhouse answers this question using Romans 10:16 on Dr. Barnhouse and the Bible. 

Romans 10:16

The gospel of Matthew records that Jesus was moved with compassion for the multitudes because they were weary and scattered like sheep with no shepherd. Believers should be filled with joy when others come to Christ, but we must also be filled with compassion for those that do not know him. Do you try to lead unbelievers to Jesus, the Good Shepherd? Listen as Dr. Barnhouse teaches from Romans 10:16. 

Romans 10:14

As they spread the gospel far and wide, the apostles often walked for long distances on rough, dusty roads. Their feet would have been smelly, caked with dirt and covered with callouses. We would hardly consider this to be an appealing sight. But to the Lord, there is nothing so beautiful as the feet of those who bring the good news of Jesus Christ to those who need him. Tune in as Dr. Barnhouse brings a message from Romans 10:14, "How Beautiful the Feet."

Romans 10:14

Jesus commanded his church to go into all the world, preach the gospel, and make disciples of the nations. We know this as the Great Commission. Sadly, the church has largely been guilty of a great omission in reaching the world for Christ. How can we recover a passion for proclaiming the gospel and building the kingdom of God throughout the world? Find out on Dr. Barnhouse and the Bible. 

Romans 10:14

Years ago, AT&T used a popular advertising slogan: "Reach Out and Touch Someone." It is true you can brighten someone's day with an encouraging telephone call, but you can touch someone's life for eternity by reaching out to them with the good news of salvation. Today on Dr. Barnhouse and the Bible, Dr. Barnhouse poses the question, "Are you committed to reaching lost sinners with the gospel of Christ?"

Romans 10:13

You should call 911 if you are in danger and need to be rescued. But if you are in spiritual danger from eternal condemnation, you must call upon the name of the Lord Jesus Christ. The Bible promises that everyone who will call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved. Have you called upon His mighty name for your salvation? Hear more about this important promise on Dr. Barnhouse and the Bible. 

Romans 10:12, 13

Anyone can claim to be a Christian, but it is vital that you actually possess a relationship with Jesus Christ and not merely profess to have one. Our confession that Jesus Christ is Lord must be accompanied by our submission to Jesus Christ as Lord. Do you obediently follow Jesus Christ and acknowledge Him as Lord of all? Tune in to hear Dr. Barnhouse's message entitled, "Lord of All" on Dr. Barnhouse and the Bible.

Romans 10:11

A mother might tell a rude, unruly teenager, "You should be ashamed of yourself!" But we often say the same thing to ourselves when we consider our sinful deeds, words, and thoughts. There is an ungodly type of shame that finds its origin in human pride, but genuine, godly shame over our sin leads to repentance, salvation and spiritual growth. What valuable insights can the word of God teach us about shame? Find out by listening to Dr. Barnhouse today on Dr. Barnhouse and the Bible.