God's Everlasting Word

In the final part of the series, "Characteristics of God," we discuss the fact that God is Compassionate (God IS love) and that He is Definite. Does God love all people and is He truly unchanging? What does the Bible say? Hosts:  Alan Caudle and Guyton Montgomery

Continuing in our study and the characteristics of God, Part 3 deals with the fact that God is Omnipresent (he is present in all places) and Omnipotent (there is nothing with God that is not possible). Can God be in more than one place at a time...and is there anything too difficult for God to do? What does the Bible say? Hosts:  Alan Caudle and Guyton Montgomery

Download   In this second lesson in a study of the characteristics of God, we substantiate the infinity of God and the finiteness of man. God is eternal (Deut. 33:27), while man has a beginning and an end. God has always been and always will be...and He is also omniscient, meaning that He has complete or unlimited knowledge, awareness, and an understanding of all things. How do we know this? What does the Bible say? Hosts:  Alan Caudle and Guyton Montgomery

One of the characteristics of God is that He is "animate." In other words, He is a living God. The children of Israel were described as "the sons of the living God" (Hosea 1:10); Hebrews 3:12 tells us that God is living...so does Jeremiah 10:10 and 23:36. First Timothy 3:15 also states that the church belongs to the "living God." This is in strong contrast to the idols we read about in the Old Testament, and to what we use as idols today. Man needs to realize that only the Almighty God is worthy of our respect, praise, and adoration. Hosts: Alan Caudle and Guyton Montgomery

A lot of people in the religious world believe that all one must do to be saved is pray "the sinner's prayer." In other words, if they go to Jesus in prayer, admit that they are sinners and accept Him into their hearts, they will be saved. The problem is: this is found nowhere in the Bible. God has told us what He expects us to do in order to gain salvation...but He never mentioned anything like "the sinner's prayer." So, is this a problem? What does the Bible say about "the sinner's prayer?"

Download   Many people object to being baptized, giving various reason why it is not required for salvation. Two of those objections are based on claims that "the thief on the cross was saved without being baptized" and "the only thing required for salvation is faith." But what does the Bible say? Hosts:  Alan Caudle and Guyton Montgomery

Download   Past episodes have discussed the act of baptism, what it is, how it is done, and why it is done. The New Testament (especially in the book of Acts) gives us several examples of people who were baptized and, when all of them are examined, the act itself and what it accomplishes is fully explained...and the reason we should be baptized is made clear. Hosts:  Alan Caudle and Guyton Montgomery

Religions that believe in baptism define the act in three ways, either by immersion, sprinkling, or pouring...and they give different reasons as to why a person is to submit to it. The answer should be dependent upon what God has told us. So, what is baptism? Does it matter how and why it is done? What does the Bible say? Hosts:  Alan Caudle and Guyton Montgomery

One of the most debated topics in the religious world is the subject of baptism and what role it plays in God's plan of salvation. Some believe it is an essential part of what one must do in order to be being saved. Others do not. But what does God say? After all, it is His Word, addressed to all mankind. Is baptism essential for salvation, according to God? Why should we be baptized? What does the Bible say? Hosts:  Alan Caudle and Guyton Montgomery

This is the fourth in a series of lessons on God's Plan of Salvation. What is the definition of "confession," as it applies to spiritual matters? It is the acknowledgement of something we need to show in our lives. When it comes to a person obeying the gospel, it is confessing (freely acknowledging through faith) that Jesus is the Son of God. But it is also important to the daily life of a Christian, because we are to confess our sins.  God  promised the blessing of forgiveness of sins to His children who will confess them (1 John 1:9).    Hosts:  Alan Caudle and Guyton Montgomery