By Tennessee Bible College
The podcast currently has 62 episodes available.
The Apostle Paul, inspired by the Holy Spirit, condemned the unrighteousness of the ancient church in Rome, including their perversion of truth, rejection of creation, distortion of God's design, and prideful denial of God. In this Thanksgiving season, reflect on whether we are truly thankful—grateful to our Creator for blessings, national liberty, and, most importantly, salvation from sin. True thankfulness requires obedience to God, who desires all to be saved and know the truth. The call to action is to obey God on His terms and become a Christian.
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Hosea's wife, Gomer, mirrored Israel's unfaithfulness to God. They pursued idolatry and false teachers for selfish reasons. Jesus noted the church at Ephesus also abandoned their first love. The church, as Christ's bride, should love God purely and follow His word. The Gospel invites us to live a better life. Read it, love it, live it.
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The phrase 'Go ye' implies 'go me,' a call for every Christian to actively spread the Gospel, whether by preaching or simply living as an example. This involves teaching through everyday actions, love, and support, fulfilling a duty to bring light to dark places. Even if it feels like you can't do much, small acts are powerful with God's presence. The journey to a better world begins with following Christ and sharing His teachings.
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While views differ on whether the truth in religion can be known — some say yes, others no — the Bible does not support the idea that truth is unknowable. In fact, the Lord urges us to study, promising that 'the truth shall make you free.' Thus, by diligent study of the Bible, we can indeed know the truth, as affirmed by Lord Jesus Christ.
Rediscover the legacy of Tennessee Bible College founder Malcolm Hill through One Gospel Minute, the inspiring radio show that set the stage for today’s podcast.
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Noticed the world around you lately? Our culture has changed significantly, and public discourse is at an all-time low—bitter, envious, and divisive, even among those claiming wisdom. James said, “Such wisdom does not come from above”(James 3:15); it’s earthly, sensual, devilish. Christians are called to a higher standard, more than conquerors in Christ (Romans 8:37). So, why follow the world? Seek what is above, set the example God calls you to, and pray. Do you look and act like Jesus? It’s time for the gospel.
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The Word of God, through the teachings of the prophet Daniel and the Apostle Paul, guides our approach to leadership and authority. It emphasizes obedience to elected leaders as ministers appointed by God. True Christianity advocates for peace, prayer, and a commitment to living honestly and harmoniously—without violence.
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The path to becoming a saint involves no miracles, prayers to Mary, or official beatifications. True sainthood comes from following Jesus Christ, as the Apostle Paul explained to the Ephesians (Ephesians 1:1). Believers become saints through faith, obedience to the Gospel, and baptism—not through any earthly decrees. If you’ve obeyed the Gospel, you are a saint.
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While Halloween has pagan origins, it is now largely a festive fall tradition rather than a celebration of devil worship. Even so, one should be mindful not to go against their conscience or violate God’s standards of modesty, purity, and righteousness. True 'devil worship' is found in a sinful lifestyle. Jesus calls us to a life free from sin, cautioning that not following His path is ultimately choosing to live for the devil, with serious spiritual consequences.
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Jesus teaches that our words reveal the state of our hearts—a truth worth considering in light of the noticeable decline in public discourse. Offensive language has become widespread, despite the fact that every word will be judged. The contrast between using harsh language during the week for professional reasons and professing faith on Sunday exposes a moral inconsistency. Scripture calls for speech that reflects the goodness of the heart, and if your words don't align, it’s time for a serious self-examination.
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Though some see Jesus merely as a good teacher or virtuous man, in Matthew 16:15-16, Peter boldly proclaimed, "You are the Christ, the Son of the living God," affirming His divine nature. Jesus' extraordinary life bears witness to this truth and serves as a model for all. Walking in His footsteps, as Peter encourages, has the power to transform the world. Are you following in His steps?
Rediscover the legacy of Tennessee Bible College founder Malcolm Hill’s radio show, One Gospel Minute, the inspiring broadcast that laid the foundation for our current podcast.
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The podcast currently has 62 episodes available.