God's Everlasting Word

This is the third in a series of lessons on God's Plan of Salvation. In Acts 17:30-31, we're told that God "now commandeth all men everywhere to repent: because he hath appointed a day, in which he will judge the world in righteousness by that man whom he hath ordained; whereof he hath given assurance unto all men, in that he hath raised him from the dead." That is very serious language, regarding a command from God that many people refuse to obey. What is repentance, what does it consist of, and why it is so important? What does the Bible say? Hosts:  Alan Caudle and Guyton Montgomery

This is the second in a series of lessons on God's Plan of Salvation. The topic of this episode is, "Faith." What is faith, and how can we know whether or not we have it? How do we obtain faith...and how can we increase our faith, if we have it? And finally, is faith all we need in order to be saved? Hosts:  Alan Caudle and Guyton Montgomery

One of the most important questions anyone could ask would be, "What must I do to be saved?" Depending on who you ask or what church you attend, there would be various answers as to how a person obtains salvation. But we shouldn't depend on the teachings or opinions of different preachers or denominations...we should go to the Bible.  After all, God is the one who offers salvation...and if we get the answer from Him, then we know we will have the truth regarding how a person is saved from his sins, in order to go to heaven when this life is over. Hosts: Alan Caudle and Guyton Montgomery

There is only one authority that we should use when it comes to religious matters, and that's is God's authority, or Biblical authority. Yet, the world doesn't except God as it's standard of authority. Man, in most cases, has decided that he will uses his own ideas, customs, and beliefs to base his standard as to what is right and wrong. Be that as it may, God's authority is the final word on how we must conduct our spiritual and everyday lives. Why is Biblical authority so important, and what are some of things that man has decided to use as a substitution? Hosts:  Alan Caudle and Guyton Montgomery

I'm sure most of us realize that the world doesn't accept the Bible as its authority, or its standard. A lot of people rely on the traditions or customs of society as to how they live and determine what is right and wrong. They trust their feelings and emotions...others trust their preachers or what their particular church believes and teaches, and they would rather listen to man than God.  But there is only one authority on which we should base our beliefs and how we conduct our spiritual and everyday lives. And that is God's authority. In other word's, what He has told us to do in the Bible. All other ideas that come from man are no good, when it comes to our salvation. Host:  Alan Caudle     Guest:  Guyton Montgomery

In Acts chapter 8, verse 36, a man from Ethiopia said, “See, here is water; what doth hinder me to be baptized?” Here was a person who wanted to be baptized...and he was asking, “What’s stopping me?” But a lot of people today will ask, “Why must I, or why should I be baptized?” But the Ethiopian simply asked, “What is hindering me?” What are some of things that hinder people from being baptized? If you haven't obeyed the gospel...what is hindering YOU? Host:  Alan Caudle

Download   One of Jesus' most prominent forms of teaching involved parables...simple, true-to-life stories, designed to present great spiritual lessons. All of them, in one way or another, concerned salvation...and none of the parables could be connected any closer t o the Lord's invitation for us to be saved, than the parable of the Great Supper, found in Luke 14:15-24. Host:  Alan Caudle     Guest:  Joel Wheeler

The holiday time is upon us and, for some people, social drinking joins the list of things that come along with the season. But why do people drink at any time and pretend that God thinks it is OK? Why would He be pleased with such behavior after telling us throughout His Word to stay away from strong drink? What does the Bible say? Host:  Alan Caudle     Guest:  Ken Burleson

At the beginning of what is known as the Sermon of the Mount, Jesus taught the multitudes, "Blessed are the poor in spirit; for theirs is the kingdom of heaven." What did He mean by that? What does it mean to be poor in spirit...and why is it so important for you and me to understand and apply it to our lives? Host:  Alan Caudle     Guest:  Jared Knoll

There was a time in David's life when he felt like no one cared for his soul (Psalm 142). That is such a sad thought...that no cares for us. But, even in our darkest hours, we need not feel that way, because, even if we think that our friends and family have turned against us, we can always be assured that God cares. And He, along with Jesus, the Holy Spirit, the angels in heaven, and the Christians on earth, indeed cares for our soul. David knew that God cared...and so should we. Host:  Alan Caudle