Our theme for this broadcast, and for anniversary month, is The Promise Of Prayer. Prayer is always a vital part of the Christian’s life, but with the uncertainties being faced in the world today the need for earnest prayer cannot be over emphasized.

Jesus taught us that “men ought always to pray, and not to faint,” and the promise to which we are directing attention this month is found in Micah 7:7, “I will look unto the Lord; I will wait for the God of my salvation: my God will hear me.”

February is “letter-writing month,” and we urge you to let us know you have listened to the broadcast.  We have a gift to send to all who write us this month.

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Fox News analyst, Brit Hume, recently said, “The most controversial two words you can ever utter in a public space are ‘Jesus Christ’.” When he further indicated that there is forgiveness and redemption in the Christian faith that could not be found in another religion, a firestorm of criticism came from the media.

When asked to speculate about the reasons for the mainstream media’s negative attitude toward Christianity he said:

“I think it is true that for people who are not Christian, Christianity makes a fairly extravagant claim which is that the Son of God — God made Flesh — came into this world, lived, suffered terribly, and died for the remission of our sins, and then rose again.  This is a huge supernatural event, and a lot of people don’t—have a lot of trouble believing it.  But if you do purport to believe it, the implications are pretty staggering.  And the result is you may end up talking about it.”

Are the words “Jesus Christ” the most controversial words you can utter in public today? In our message today The Light of The Son (John 3:19-21) we will see not only why the name Jesus Christ is controversial, but why it is hated by multitudes.

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Fox News analyst, Brit Hume, recently said, “The most controversial two words you can ever utter in a public space are ‘Jesus Christ’.” When he further indicated that there is forgiveness and redemption in the Christian faith that could not be found in another religion, a firestorm of criticism came from the media.

When asked to speculate about the reasons for the mainstream media’s negative attitude toward Christianity he said:

“I think it is true that for people who are not Christian, Christianity makes a fairly extravagant claim which is that the Son of God — God made Flesh — came into this world, lived, suffered terribly, and died for the remission of our sins, and then rose again.  This is a huge supernatural event, and a lot of people don’t—have a lot of trouble believing it.  But if you do purport to believe it, the implications are pretty staggering.  And the result is you may end up talking about it.”

Are the words “Jesus Christ” the most controversial words you can utter in public today? In our message today The Light of The Son (John 3:19-21) we will see not only why the name Jesus Christ is controversial, but why it is hated by multitudes.

Call 1-800-473-4BBH to order this single message.

This message is addressed to Christians, every one of whom needs to know what God’s Word the Bible teaches about the sanctity of human life.

These Christians will include mothers, or possibly fathers, who are considering abortion; citizens who are voting; and friends and family members who will have opportunity to either communicate God-centered counsel or self-centered advise when it is literally a matter of life and death.

Because here is the sad fact: 1 in 3 women in this country will have chosen to have an abortion by the age of 45. And while Oregon is the only state so far to legalize euthanasia—which is physician-assisted suicide—that issue will also doubtless become more, not less, public and pressing in the near future.

Listen, then, as Justin Huffman speaks sympathetically and frankly about one of the most important issues facing Christians today, concluding with some personal reflections from he and his wife’s recent adoption of two children from Vietnam.

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Actually, saying “sovereign grace” is like saying “wet water”. Grace is dispensed from the hand of our sovereign God and he bestows it according to his good pleasure. The word itself conveys the thought that it is not something which can be merited but is a blessing given according to his will and purpose.

In today’s message we cite biblical reasons for declaring that it is sovereign grace which is given of God. The text is Ephesians 2:4-9.

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As we begin this new year, it is a good time to be looking intently into the mirror of God’s Word.

As you look, you are shown what you are by nature — a sinner in need of grace through Christ Jesus.

Second, God’s Word shows you what you ought to be — one who loves and obeys God. The first commandment, according to Jesus, is to love the one true God with all your heart, soul, strength, and might.

And third it shows you what you can be. Though you may be discouraged by failures of the past, you can find hope of victory in the days ahead by full dependence on Jesus Christ the author and finisher of your faith.

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As we begin this new year, it is a good time to be looking intently into the mirror of God’s Word.

As you look, you are shown what you are by nature — a sinner in need of grace through Christ Jesus.

Second, God’s Word shows you what you ought to be — one who loves and obeys God. The first commandment, according to Jesus, is to love the one true God with all your heart, soul, strength, and might.

And third it shows you what you can be. Though you may be discouraged by failures of the past, you can find hope of victory in the days ahead by full dependence on Jesus Christ the author and finisher of your faith.

Call 1-800-473-4BBH to order this single message.

This single message is an exposition of the famous third chapter of Ecclesiastes and an apt reminder of the unchanging presence of change in this world — and at least eight important lessons we are meant to learn from this reality.

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In the troubled world in which we live there seems to be little good news. We read of the ongoing conflicts among nations, the continued threat of terrorism, a struggling economy, lost jobs, broken marriages, rebellious teenagers  — and the list goes on.

But 2,000 years ago an angel appeared and declared I am bringing good tidings, good news; and that news is still good news today. A Savior was born who is Immanuel–God with us–Jesus Christ our Lord.

Fallen man desperately needed a savior. Because of his sinful state he could not save himself or even assist in his own salvation. He was incapable of making things right with God. But Jesus Christ came to do what man could not do for himself, he came to save his people from the sins. He died for sinners, he redeemed them; by his redemptive work their sin is put away. What good news!

And as God’s redeemed people live in a world which is not a friend of God, and the struggles of life are difficult to bear, the reminder of the Savior’s grace and blessing is needed on a daily basis. The fact is God’s people can have great joy in the Savior, even when the circumstances of life are challenging and there are trials on every hand; they can rejoice in the Savior who is the same yesterday, today, and forever.

Call 1-800-473-4BBH to order this single message.

In the troubled world in which we live there seems to be little good news. We read of the ongoing conflicts among nations, the continued threat of terrorism, a struggling economy, lost jobs, broken marriages, rebellious teenagers  — and the list goes on.

But 2,000 years ago an angel appeared and declared I am bringing good tidings, good news; and that news is still good news today. A Savior was born who is Immanuel–God with us–Jesus Christ our Lord.

Fallen man desperately needed a savior. Because of his sinful state he could not save himself or even assist in his own salvation. He was incapable of making things right with God. But Jesus Christ came to do what man could not do for himself, he came to save his people from the sins. He died for sinners, he redeemed them; by his redemptive work their sin is put away. What good news!

And as God’s redeemed people live in a world which is not a friend of God, and the struggles of life are difficult to bear, the reminder of the Savior’s grace and blessing is needed on a daily basis. The fact is God’s people can have great joy in the Savior, even when the circumstances of life are challenging and there are trials on every hand; they can rejoice in the Savior who is the same yesterday, today, and forever.

Call 1-800-473-4BBH to order this single message.