LET THE BIBLE SPEAK TV with Kevin Presley

The words darkness and salvation seem antithetical but the bible affirms that darkness ofttimes invades the life of a believer. In fact, some of the most devoted people of faith have gone through some of the deepest times of darkness in their lives. Should this be? What should we conclude when this happens and more […]

In times of distress, people cry to God for help. Is God always listening? In the former dispensation, God dealt with humanity on a national level. God’s people, ancient Israel, sometimes found themselves in peril because of their sin. When they realized their helplessness without Jehovah, they would sorrow and plead with Him for deliverance., […]

Are pandemics and natural disasters sent from God? Is the COVID-19 crisis an act of God’s judgment? These are not only questions some are asking, but they are also affirmations some are making. It is true that God has used diseases and calamities as forms of judgment upon sinful people but is that what is […]

Trouble and turmoil reveal many things about us that we don’t always see at other times. As a nation, we can more clearly see our strengths and weaknesses in times like these. The present pandemic will test not only our country and our economy, but even more importantly, our families, our faith, and the condition […]

To the fractured and partisan church at Corinth, Paul posed the question: Is Christ divided? The rhetorical question is still timely and powerful. Does the division that characterizes modern religion reflect that people are following Christ or men? In this broadcast of Let the Bible Speak, we consider Paul’s question: Is Christ Divided? 

The leaders of ancient Judah were facing the threat of Assyrian invasion. They were making an unholy alliance with Egypt to protect them and arrogantly thought that they had averted the coming judgment of God. The prophet Isaiah warned them that judgment day was coming and when it did the storm would sweep away the […]

Jesus said “He that believeth and is baptized shall be saved” (Mark 16:16). Yet, just days earlier, He told a dying, penitent thief hanging on a cross: “Today shalt thou be with me in paradise”. How are these passages reconciled? The New Testament plan of salvation including its mandate of water baptism is often rejected […]

Don’t you dislike an unhappy ending? The story of an ancient prophet of Israel began with great promise. The young man was courageous and fiercely loyal to God’s command. But the mission that started so well ended in tragedy. At some point, this nameless prophet’s faith faltered and he was deceived. His resolve melted away […]

In His Olivet discourse, as recorded in Matthew 24, Jesus prophesied of great tribulation to come followed by heavenly signs such as the darkening of the sun and moon; the stars falling from heaven; and the powers of the heavens being shaken. He declared that then the sign of the Son of man would appear […]

Prompting His Olivet Discourse recorded in Matthew 24, Jesus was asked by His disciples: “What will be the sign of thy coming?” The question was in response to Jesus’ prophecy that the temple of Jerusalem would be destroyed. The Lord said several things would come to pass before this took place including political turmoil and […]