The Message of Salvation - Dan Shutt

10/23/20 • 25 min

We are so prone to thinking about God as someone who we need to clean ourselves up for and heaven as a place that we have to work hard to attain. Well, certainly we cannot stand in God's presence the way we are, and certainly heaven is NOT open for unprepared sinners. But the gospel message really comes to us from God's view - not ours - and He has made mankind an offer of forgiveness. What an extravagant display of love and grace! Have you ever said ‘Thank you’?

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Four Outstanding Days - Marvin Derksen

The Bible is a book of history, outlining sequences of events in the order that they happened to make up a narrative that can be understood, examined and verified. Various times, events, and experiences that scholars have both studied and relied upon for centuries are recorded with amazing accuracy. Often, the writers specified actual ‘days’ in which different, important events happened, and there is much to learn as we read through the accounts of what actually transpired on those days and how they affect us even today. This message looks at four outstanding days as described by the Apostle Luke in his gospel. This can be a day of opportunity for you – a day when you listen to the Word of God and believe it - a day when you can trust the Saviour once and for all for the salvation of your soul. In the perilous times that we are living in, don’t you think that would be the wise thing to do? Today?

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Thanks Be Unto God - Gaius Goff

Today’s broadcast looks at three beautiful scriptures that prove to us the unconditional love of God for sinners. All of these contain the wonderful words "He gave Himself". Yes, they are talking about the Lord Jesus Christ who gave Himself for our sins in order to deliver us from the bondage and terrible consequences of sin; who gave Himself to redeem us from all iniquity (that is, to buy us back from the awful shame and wretchedness of our sin); and who gave Himself out of love to every individual who trusts Him in order to save them from hell and destruction. Wonderful verses, don't you think? Listen along as Mr. Goff explains them to us in our message today.