Call-ins Radio Broadcast Friday 11/13/2026

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Call-ins Radio Broadcast Friday 11/13/2026

Call-In Classic Christianity Radio – Bob George P1181 (11-13-26)

~ For sin shall not be your master, because you are not under law, but under grace. ~ Romans 6:14

In today’s Classic Christianity Radio Call-in Program, Bob told Sandy that her grief over her brother’s death was a natural response to losing someone close. He distinguished that grief from guilt, describing her guilt as self-imposed rather than condemnation from God. He encouraged her to remember her brother’s hope in Christ, be thankful for the time they shared, and focus on God’s grace rather than feeling she had failed to do enough.

When Kevin asked about the purpose of the law for Christians, Bob said it reveals sin and the need for salvation; once someone is a believer, the law has fulfilled its purpose. He contrasted living under the law’s demands with being led by the Spirit, and argued that focusing on self-effort can distract Christians from relying on Christ’s life in them.

Mike asked how salvation could be secure despite teachings about backsliding and losing salvation. Bob explained that, salvation is God’s work—not something people earn or maintain through their performance. He described Jesus’ death as dealing with sin and His resurrection as making new life available to believers.… Click to Read More And Follow Along With The Message

Call-ins Radio Broadcast Thursday 11/12/2026

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Call-ins Radio Broadcast Thursday 11/12/2026

Call-In Classic Christianity Radio – Bob George P1180 (11-12-26)

~ That God was reconciling the world to Himself in Christ, not counting men’s trespasses (sins) against them. And He has committed to us the message of reconciliation. ~ 2 Corinthians 5:19

Andrew called about Hebrews 10:26–30 and asked whether it means a person can lose salvation. He explained that he had become a Christian as a teenager, later fallen into a “backslidden state,” and felt drawn back to church. Reading the passage had frightened him, and he wanted to know whether he could be forgiven again.

Bob’s answer centered on the finality of Jesus’ sacrifice. He read the warning in Hebrews in light of the preceding passage about the New Covenant: God remembers sins no more, and there is no longer another sacrifice for sins. Bob understood the “deliberate sin” in this context as rejecting that truth—particularly, for the original Hebrew audience, turning back to the old sacrificial system as if Christ’s sacrifice were insufficient.

He applied that idea to Andrew’s concern about repeatedly asking God for forgiveness. In Bob’s view, if a believer asks for forgiveness for sins that Christ has already taken away, that can imply disbelief in the completeness of Christ’s work.… Click to Read More And Follow Along With The Message

Radio Broadcast Wednesday 11/11/2026

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Radio Broadcast Wednesday 11/11/2026

Classic Christianity – Our Attitude Towards Legalism – Part 3 – 11-11-26

~ 2 Corinthians 5:21 — God made Him who knew no sin to be sin on our behalf, so that in Him we might become the righteousness of God..

In “Classic Christianity — Our Attitude Towards Legalism, Part 3,” Bob George explains Jesus’ rebukes of the religious leaders in Matthew 23. Jesus condemned their focus on outward rules—such as carefully tithing herbs—while neglecting justice, mercy, and faithfulness. George uses the image of straining out a gnat while swallowing a camel to illustrate how religious legalism can elevate minor observances over what matters most.

The talk then focuses on hypocrisy: appearing righteous outwardly while harboring greed, self-indulgence, and other failures within. George says Jesus’ strong words were not a lack of love; they were meant to expose the leaders’ condition and their blindness to their own faults. He contrasts their judgment of others with the mercy people often seek for themselves.

Bob emphasizes that everyone has sinned and that God looks at the heart, not merely outward conduct or religious reputation. He argues that acknowledging sin as sin is necessary to recognize the need for forgiveness at the cross and freedom in Christ.… Click to Read More And Follow Along With The Message

Radio Broadcast Tuesday 11/10/2026

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Radio Broadcast Tuesday 11/10/2026

Classic Christianity – Our Attitude Towards Legalism – Part 2 – 11-10-26

~ Matthew 23:23-24 — Woe to you, scribes and Pharisees, you hypocrites! You pay tithes of mint, dill, and cumin. But you have disregarded the weightier matters of the law: justice, mercy, and faithfulness. You should have practiced the latter, without neglecting the former. You blind guides! You strain out a gnat but swallow a camel.

In this teaching, Bob George focuses on Jesus’ confrontation with the religious leaders in Matthew 22–23. He begins with Jesus’ teaching that the whole law and the prophets hinge on loving God and loving one’s neighbor. George says Jesus used this exchange to expose the gap between the leaders’ knowledge of religious law and the love it was meant to express. Classic Christianity – “Our Attitude Towards Legalism Part 2”

Bob then highlights Jesus’ warning not to imitate the Pharisees’ behavior: they placed heavy demands on others but did not help carry those burdens themselves. He connects this to religious performance and status-seeking, emphasizing Jesus’ teaching that greatness comes through serving others, not through titles, public recognition, or self-exaltation.

A central message is that legalism can obstruct people from trusting Christ by suggesting that God’s acceptance must be earned through good deeds.… Click to Read More And Follow Along With The Message

Radio Broadcast Monday 11/09/2026

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Radio Broadcast Monday 11/09/2026

Classic Christianity – Our Attitude Towards Legalism – Part 1 – 11-09-26

~ Matthew 23:1-4 — Then Jesus spoke to the crowds and to His disciples: “The scribes and Pharisees sit in Moses’ seat. So practice and observe everything they tell you. But do not do what they do, for they do not practice what they preach. They tie up heavy, burdensome loads and lay them on men’s shoulders, but they themselves are not willing to lift a finger to move them.

In “Our Attitude Towards Legalism, Part 1,” Bob George teaches that turning one’s eyes toward Jesus means understanding His thoughts and attitudes. Bob says believers receive the mind of Christ through the indwelling Holy Spirit, who reveals spiritual truth.

Bob contrasts life in Christ with legalism, arguing that the law cannot give life and that believers should not be placed back under its demands. He compares legalistic teachers of his time to the Judaizers who sought to bring Christians under the law.

Discussing Jesus’ response to religious experts, Bob highlights the two greatest commandments: love God with all your heart, soul, and mind, and love your neighbor as yourself. He emphasizes that people respond to God’s love rather than earning His favor through faith or good deeds.… Click to Read More And Follow Along With The Message

Call-ins Radio Broadcast Friday 11/06/2026

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Call-ins Radio Broadcast Friday 11/06/2026

Call-In Classic Christianity Radio – Bob George P1179 (11-06-26)

~ We love because He first loved us. ~ 1 John 4:19

On this episode of Classic Christianity Radio, Bob George welcomes listeners to a thoughtful conversation centered on faith in everyday life. Through callers’ questions about forgiveness, bitterness, God’s love, serving others, and parenting, Bob shares biblical perspectives and encouragement rooted in the message of Christ.

Ted Cole called after returning home from serving in Iraq with the National Guard. He thanked listeners for supporting the shipment of Classic Christianity books, study guides, and Victory Over Depression books. He said the materials had been well received and that a Bible study was continuing there; Bob encouraged him to stay in touch about possible additional support.

Sandra asked about sudden, recurring feelings of bitterness despite having worked through forgiveness before. Bob said those moments can reveal lingering bitterness and advised her to let go of the offense, remember her forgiveness in Christ, and pray for the person involved rather than dwell on the hurt.

John asked how Jesus’ teaching about forgiving others relates to the New Testament message of God’s forgiveness. Bob explained his view that the Lord’s Prayer reflects the Old Covenant, while under the New Covenant believers are forgiven through Christ and are to forgive others as Christ forgave them.… Click to Read More And Follow Along With The Message