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- 817You are invited to a wedding! - AudioA parable is described as “An earthly story with a heavenly meaning.” Jesus uses a wedding feast to remind us of His promises and blessings. Let’s study a parable together!
- 818Jesus, The Master Teacher - AudioThere has been none other, nor will there ever be a Teacher like Jesus Christ. Join us in this broadcast as we see the characteristics of THE Master Teacher, Jesus Christ and the application for all of us.
- 819Faith—Letting Go and Letting God - AudioWithout faith, it is impossible to please God (Heb. 11:6). When one lets go of the hindrances in life and accepts the heavenly path of life through God…oh, what a difference! Do you need to let go and let God?
- 820The Protection and Provisions of God - AudioGod has always provided care and protection for His people—those who follow God and His Word have a blessed assurance and care that cannot be found elsewhere. Looking at the provisions of God: grace, faith, law and works allow us to see His provisions for our partaking.
- 821Bible Authority—The Christ and The Scriptures - AudioNo other life gives hope than Jesus Christ…no other book tells us of that hope than the Holy Bible. Let’s grow in appreciation for such authority in this study.
- 822Bible Authority—The Apostles and the Scriptures - AudioEvery human organization looks back and respects those who worked diligently at the beginning to set the pace and make the organization what it is. Through God and Christ, the church had such individuals. Let see their faith to help OUR faith, shall we…today on the IGH. Stay tuned.
- 823Bible Authority: Let me see God - AudioWe can see God from His Word—He has given us all things that pertain to life and godliness (2 Pet. 1:3-4). Let’s understand what God wants us to know and pursue those things for better living.
- 824Bible Authority: Let Me see Me - AudioGod can see us—there is nothing hidden from God. There are times we need to take a look at ourselves and our lives and ask am I pleasing to God? Am I relying on God? This broadcast allows us to answer these questions.
- 825Bible Authority: Let Me See Sin - AudioSin is not pretty. Yes, the devil makes it that way (the Hebrew writer calls it “…passing pleasures…”), but it will cause one to miss blessings from God, suffering that is unnecessary and loss of a soul. Out study allows us to see sin and the warnings therein.
- 826The Readiness of Preaching - Audio“Be ready in season and out of season…” What an awesome text that shows not only the readiness of the Word of God and the impact it makes in lives, but a readiness to proclaim it and the charge placed within the one proclaiming.
- 827The Spirit of God or the Spirit of Error - AudioAs part of our “Are you Studying” series examining the book of 1 John verse-by-verse, we look at 1 Jn. 4:1-6 to see the great authoritative word of God that always overrides the doctrines of men.
- 828The Love of God or the Love of the World? - AudioAs part of our “Are you Studying” series examining the book of 1 John verse-by-verse, we conclude some thoughts from 1 Jn. 4:4-6 and examine verse 7-10 so that we can see the Almighty Love of which we are to follow and abide therein.
- 829What Perfect Love Does, part one - AudioA verse-by verse study continues from 1 John 4:11-15 as we study perfect love from above and how it is to be perfected among those below (us).
- 830What Perfect Love Does, part two - AudioA verse-by verse study continues from 1 John 4:11-15 as we study perfect love from above and how it is to be perfected among those below (us).
- 831What Perfect Love Does, part three - AudioA verse-by verse study continues from 1 John 4:11-15 to the end of the chapter as we study perfect love from above and how it is to be perfected among those below (us).
- 832The Bible Plan for Unity, part one - AudioThrough a special study from the late Franklin Camp, we consider a most important subject—that being unity in Christ. This is part one of this study examining perfect unity and sadly, the problem that affect unity.
- 833Let’s talk about John Mark - AudioHe is called John and his surname is Mark, thus John Mark—a great example of one who made a comeback in serving the Lord. It’s a great reminder to everyone that in Christ, one can always come back and keep on trying.
- 834A Heart that is Humble… - AudioWhat is a humble heart? What are characteristics of humility in God’s sight? This broadcast considers a subject that is of necessity in our lives and allows a greater life for one that is humble.
- 835The Right Spirit - AudioIt is said “attitude determines altitude.” Having a good spirit about something is always profitable. Paul instructs Timothy of the proper spirit in three specific areas, thus our study today.
- 836In Dealing with The Storms of Life - AudioTaking a study from Acts 27, let us parallel some spiritual meaning and application as we battle with the trials and troubles—“storms” of life.
- 837Are You Reading? Our special IGH article broadcast - AudioFrom God’s simple way of salvation to a special article about husband and wife; let’s think on these things wherein love is expressed to mankind and to one another
- 838The Bible Plan for Unity, part two - AudioConcluding this special study from the late Franklin Camp, we finish a most important subject—that being unity in Christ. Part two examines the place of unity; the product of unity and the practice of unity.
- 839Why Did My Savior Come to Earth? Part one - AudioThe beloved hymn, “Why Did my Savior come to earth” asks the question. He loved us is the number one reason why but what else is embraced within His love for us? This broadcast looks at the Father’s will and the establishment of the kingdom, His church.
- 840Why Did My Savior Come to Earth? Part two - AudioThe beloved hymn, “Why Did my Savior come to earth” asks the question. He loved us is the number one reason why but what else is embraced within His love for us? This broadcast elaborates His love in that we needed a Savior.
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