People will always choose happiness over sadness. What is true Biblical happiness? This broadcast looks at the words happy and blessed and how they are accurately used.

God is a righteous God—therefore a just God. He paid the price for sin, and He will punish sin. In this broadcast, let us see the greatness of God in His righteousness and justice.

The word “sin” is a nasty word—its consequences are eternal and sin entering the world has brought on suffering, hurt and pain. Let’s see the tool of God’s enemy—sin.

You and I see churches that have different names. Have you ever wondered or asked, “Is this really what God intended?” Let’s go back to the Bible and see God’s answer.

The Bible speaks clearly of the one church—its establishment and its organization. When the church assembles, its worship unto God must be expressed from the Bible. Let’s see what God asks from our worship.

The Bible speaks clearly of the one church—its establishment by Christ and it is clearly expressed by its organization. The organization of the church can be achieved today and is in many congregations. If God organizes, we can be sure that we will be organized.

This is a “two for one broadcast” as Jeff presents well written articles in a special “Are You Reading” broadcast. We consider “Will only the church of Christ be saved” and “True Religion,” two subjects that are of great interest in the religious world.

We look all over the landscape and see churches with every kind of name; organized differently and worship styles that vary. Friend, do you ever wonder what does the Bible say about the church?

One picks up a copy of the Bible and sees two divisions—the Old and New Testament. How can one understand these two divisions? Which one are we to live under today? Can we handle aright the word of truth properly? Our broadcast affirms we can—let’s just go back to the Bible.

It is very easy to think something is Biblical, but it is not. We would all concur that much teaching from man is accepted as Biblical truth when it is not. This study takes us back to the Bible to renew our zeal for the word of Christ and its authority.