Kevin Presley

The grace of God is truly amazing when we consider it in light of God’s holiness and justice. Unfortunately, God’s grace is often either ignored or exploited. While we will never know freedom from the guilt of sin until we know the grace of God, we also must be careful that we do not abuse it and thus live under a delusion. The apostle Paul, in his letter to Titus, puts grace in a proper and balanced perspective. In this broadcast of Let the Bible Speak, we learn about the first of four sublime truths Paul teaches us about the grace of God.

Christians have long observed the first day of the week as the day to gather for communion, worship, and exhortation. Why not observe the seventh day of the week as the Sabbath as the Jews were commanded to do? In this broadcast of Let the Bible Speak, we learn about the day God rested from creation, and the day which was institutionalized by Moses among the people of God. What did it mean and are we still expected to cease from labor and gather for worship on Saturday?

For centuries, congregations of Christians have gathered on the first day of the week for corporate worship and edification. What is the basis for this practice? Was it a later tradition established by the Catholic church, or did the earliest Christians see some significance in the first day? Should it hold meaning to Christians today?

The management of an establishment or organization determines its success or failure. The same thing is true with our lives. In conversion, one becomes a new creation in Christ. In this broadcast of Let the Bible Speak: What occurs when Jesus takes over as Lord of our heart and life?

Labor Day became a US holiday in the late-19th century and was begun to honor the accomplishments and contributions of the American worker in making the country what it had become. The kingdom of heaven is designed to rely on those who work for the Lord for its success and continued growth in the world today. In this broadcast of Let the Bible Speak, we look at qualities the Master is seeking in those who would be Workers In God’s Vineyard.

When the prophet Amos went to Bethel to prophesy against wicked nations, including Israel, he prefaced each condemnation with an interesting phrase. He said that for three sins and four God’s judgment would fall upon them. What was the significance of this statement? In this broadcast of Let the Bible Speak, we learn what the prophet meant and how it should sound a warning to our own generation.

We are faced with thousands of decisions, conscious and unconscious, every hour. One psychology source says we make as many as thirty thousand choices each day. Though every decision has some consequence, most are not measureable. Some, however, determine the trajectory of our life and even our eternal soul. In this broadcast of Let the Bible Speak, we talk about three of the most vital decisions you will ever make. Be sure you make them circumspectly.

The law of seedtime and harvest is as old as God’s living creation. Like all of God’s laws that govern the universe, the principle is immutable: “Whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap.” This is not only true in God’s physical world but in the spiritual realm as well. In this broadcast of Let the Bible Speak, we’re reminded of how this unavoidable law should make us wiser farmers in our field of life.

Without faith it is impossible to please God and the just shall live by faith. Christians, after the order of Paul, walk by faith and not by sight. These affirmations are plainly stated in scripture. So, what does it mean to live by faith? In this broadcast of Let the Bible Speak we consider the TRUTH aspect, the TRUST aspect, and the TEST aspect of faith.