When the Apostle John was transported by the Spirit to the judgment before the Great White Throne, he beheld books being opened, including but not limited to The Book of Life. In searching the scriptures, we find several mentions of books being written or recorded, not only on earth, but in heaven. These books contain information about you. In this broadcast of Let the Bible Speak, we are reminded of how meticulous God’s Bookkeeping is.
In this special episode of Let the Bible Speak, we respond to heartfelt and sincere questions from a Catholic friend seeking to better understand biblical truth. What does the Bible really say about church authority, tradition, the role of Mary, and how we can be certain we are pleasing God? Join us as we examine these topics—not with personal opinion, but by going directly to Scripture. If you’re searching for clarity on these often-misunderstood issues, this study is for you.
In this episode of Let the Bible Speak, we examine an important and sometimes divisive question: How should Christians honor Mary, the mother of Jesus? While all believers should recognize the unique role God gave Mary in His redemptive plan, Scripture warns against giving her the glory that belongs to God alone. We compare the teachings of the Roman Catholic Church—especially from The Glories of Mary—with the inspired Word of God. Using passages like 2 Timothy 3:16-17, Acts 17:11, and 1 Timothy 2:5, we affirm that the Bible is sufficient to guide us in all matters of faith, and that Jesus Christ is our sole mediator. Join us as we explore what true, biblical honor for Mary looks like and why elevating her beyond what God’s Word allows is a dangerous error.
This classic episode of Let the Bible Speak with host Kevin Presley takes a special look back at the program’s rich history. Viewers are treated to a vintage segment from 1965, featuring the original host, Ronny Wade. This broadcast bridges the generations, showcasing the timeless biblical message that has been the hallmark of the program since its earliest days.
This is a classic episode of Let the Bible Speak, featuring the insightful and heartfelt teaching of Brett Hickey. Viewers will find his characteristic in-depth scriptural analysis and sincere delivery that have made the program a source of guidance and biblical understanding for so many over the years. This episode is a prime example of the show’s enduring message and Hickey’s dedicated approach to sharing the Gospel.
The prophet Isaiah described the condition of the nation by personifying truth as one that had fallen in the street and was left behind by the people. While nearly everyone says they desire only the truth, the truth is elusive to many. This is not because of the nature of truth but the disposition of those encountering it. In the broadcast of Let the Bible Speak, we look at four demands of truth that keep many from ever finding and embracing it.
The recent election of Cardinal Robert Prevost of Chicago to be head of the Roman Catholic Church generated questions about the papacy. Watch Let the Bible Speak as evangelist Brett Hickey presents A Discussion Between a Preacher and a Priest.
The gospel is the good news of Jesus Christ and his redemptive work. It is a message to be preached, heard, and believed. But did you know that it must also be obeyed? In today’s broadcast of Let the Bible Speak, we explore this bible phrase and condition of receiving salvation. We learn that obeying the gospel means more than mentally believing the gospel. Have you obeyed the gospel?
The recent election of Cardinal Robert Prevost of Chicago to be the next head of the Roman Catholic Church generates questions about the papacy including what the New Testament has to say. Watch Let the Bible Speak as evangelist Brett Hickey presents a sermon titled, Was Peter the first Pope?
Have you done things you are convinced God would never forgive you for? Do you see God as a vengeful deity, treasuring up His wrath to pour out upon you in due time? The Bible warns us in Romans 11 to behold the ‘severity of God’. God is holy and just and sin must be punished either on the back of Jesus Christ at Calvary or in our everlasting separation from God in hell. This leaves us at a crossroads in life: to submit to Jesus in obedient faith and thus allow Him to be our Savior, or reject Him and face the terror of God’s eternal wrath. God, however, is also portrayed in His word as a Forgiving Father! His love for the sinner is as great as His hatred of sin. In this broadcast of Let the Bible Speak, we see the portrait the Bible draws of The Forgiving Father and learn what it means and why it is crucial that we receive the forgiveness of our sins from God.
