Let us look at some religious related sayings that are acceptable to many, but the true test is are they really acceptable to God. It is time to put some sayings to the test.

A question asked by John the Revelator becomes a personal question today—will I be able to stand when the Lord returns and this world ends? A Biblical question provided by a Biblical answer

As senseless as the many tragedies that have happened, we find ourselves trying to make sense of it all. How thankful for some established truths from the Bible to help us maneuver through such trying times.

A small phrase by Naaman teaches a great lesson. We’ve all thought that something was right, yet we learned later it was not. Is it not wonderful that we can change our mind for the better? Change mind—change life.

Historians acknowledge the uniqueness of Christ; simple believers acknowledge His greatness…but true followers acknowledge Him as deity and as the Captain of their salvation. Let us look at the Christ as the Creator and the Captain of all.

This is our textual study where we take Book, Chapter and Verse from 1 Cor. 1. Join us as we begin with verse eleven in battling division and renewing where focus should be—upon the Christ.

Decisions are made daily from the time we rise until we rest. The best decision one can make is to choose and follow God. We look at the greatest choice this broadcast.

God is for us…He wishes for no one to be lost (2 Pet. 3:9) and sent the Greatest Gift, His only begotten Son (Jn. 3:16) to save the world. Allow this broadcast to remind us that God is for us…are WE for God?

No Bible student can be unaware of Paul’s emphasis on prayer through his epistles in the New Testament. Let us consider the prayers of Paul in the broadcast that we may learn more of the power of prayer.

If one places God first in all one does, one’s life is guided by God, and He will provide. God the Father also guides the home and family through His word and families are strengthened when they commit to Him and follow God.