Stanza one of the old, blessed hymn of the late Philip Bliss is our subject as we study the scriptures so that we may be holy as God is holy (1 Pet. 1:16).

This is our textual study where we take a Book, Chapter and Verse and go “verse by verse.” Join us as we continue with 1 Cor. 1:20-25 in restoring unity among the church and renewing where focus should be—upon the Christ.

We return several years ago for a Biblically based lesson from the late Fred E. Dennis and examine the question “Will a man Rob God?” Can you imagine? But it does happen—did then, does now. Let’s study.

“This is a faithful saying…” is stated just a few times in the New Testament and a worthy study it is. Let’s look at the phrase and its application on this broadcast.

Our study of Romans 2 helps us to see characteristics of God’s judgment and our preparation. Let us be ready for the judgment of God, friends.

Jesus is the best friend a sinner can have. Oh, how He makes a great difference in our lives as he did the “wee little man” Zacchaeus in the long ago. Let’s study about the best friend one could have.

The words Jesus uttered from the cross are worthy of study and a reminder of His suffering, His love and compassion. Let’s think on these on this broadcast.

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

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.