Sometimes change is good; sometimes not so good. The Bible teaching of repentance is change that is always for the better. This broadcast looks at the best change for all—repentance.

Many an individual has tried to predict the return of Christ and when time on earth will end. Let’s see what the Bible says about the Lord’s return.

If we ask the average person, “Do you know Jesus Christ,” we will probably get a yes answer. The apostle Paul desired to know Christ, but he already did. What did he mean and let us ask if we really know Christ.

There are spiritual blessings of God only available for those in Christ and in His church. In our studies of 1 John, John is writing to the Christian and our broadcast delves into chapter 5 to see those spiritual blessings that are only in Christ.

Before His death, Jesus instituted the Lord’s Supper—it is a command to partake. Let’s examine the scripture to see how we are to approach this avenue of worship.

“Prepare to meet your God” was a warning of God to Israel in the Old Testament. It should also serve as a warning today to all of us—the most important thing of which we should prepare.

1 John 5 reminds and instructs of things one can know when one is obedient to Christ. We see true Biblical faith, life eternal increasing faith and now, forgiveness and the knowing of the Christ. Are these not things we love to know? Amen!

There is a song that says, “Excuses, Excuses, you hear them every day; the devil will provide them if from church you stay away.” Let’s look at a wonderful parable that looks at the absurdity of excuses so that we may avoid them.

An acrostic lesson about the Bible from the late Gus Nichols.

Not even Jesus got a good reaction to His teachings. As the servant is not greater than his Lord (Jn. 13:16), there are reactions to God’s truth that will not be favorable. Let’s consider these and make certain our reactions respond into actions by faith.