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Can people be saved in different ways? If you pose the scriptural question, “What must I do to be saved” to various preachers and religious organizations, the answers will be many, especially if you reach back through the church age. Does it matter how we respond to the gospel of Christ as long as we do so with the intention of being saved? As we continue a series of lessons, in this broadcast of Let the Bible Speak we ask, “Does It Make Any Difference How I’m Saved?”

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Doctrine has become a much lesser priority in today’s religious culture than it once was. The church seeker is often more concerned with finding the place that will meet their “felt needs” instead of searching for doctrinal purity and faithfulness. Any effort to deal seriously with doctrinal questions is often met with the statement: “What difference does it make anyway?”. In this broadcast of Let the Bible Speak, we being a series of studies addressing this attitude by asking the question: Does It Make Any Difference What I Believe?

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When Noah and his small family found themselves floating over the deep in the ark, they were alone in the world. God had wiped away the former civilization and its impenitent wickedness. The bible says, “Then God remembered Noah…” This serves as a wonderful reminder to the people of God that God does not forget His own. This phrase is similarly used in other places in scripture and usually brings comfort and assurance to the confused, anxious, and suffering. It also stands as a warning to others. In this broadcast of Let the Bible Speak, we talk about the infinite memory of God.

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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.

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The bible of Jesus’ day consisted of the Old Testament scriptures. The Savior quoted from it and lived according to it. What was His attitude toward the scriptures? How did He use and apply them? How Jesus viewed the words of holy writ should show us how we should respect the word of God today. In this broadcast of Let the Bible Speak we look at Jesus’ disposition toward the scriptures.