Radio Broadcast Tuesday 10/27/2026

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Radio Broadcast Tuesday 10/27/2026

Classic Christianity – A New Heart – Part 1 – 10-27-26

~ 2 Corinthians 5:17 — “Therefore if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. The old has passed away. Behold, the new has come!”

Bob George’s central message is that lasting change begins with renewing the mind, not merely changing outward behavior. He argues that feelings such as anxiety and depression are part of human experience, and that trying to address feelings directly misses their underlying thoughts. In his teaching, a renewed way of thinking can, in turn, affect how a person feels and acts.

He distinguishes believing a teaching from placing faith in it: someone may accept an idea as true without relying on it personally. He applies this distinction to Christian faith, saying that believers should trust in Christ’s complete forgiveness and sufficiency rather than merely agree with those ideas in theory.

Bob describes a Christian’s identity as a child of God and a new creation, while acknowledging an ongoing conflict between the desires of the flesh and the Spirit. He says the central choice is which one a person yields to, and warns that outward conduct can be imitated without reflecting inward change.… Click to Read More And Follow Along With The Message

Radio Broadcast Monday 10/26/2026

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Radio Broadcast Monday 10/26/2026

Classic Christianity – Attitudes for Life – 10-26-26

~ Philippians 1:6 — “He who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus.”

Bob George begins by reflecting on Paul’s conversion and long period in Tarsus, presenting it as a time when God reshaped Paul’s legalistic outlook. He connects Paul’s experience to the idea that spiritual growth takes time: salvation is by grace, and God—not other believers—is responsible for completing the work He begins in a person.

Turning to Philippians, George highlights Paul’s confidence in God’s ongoing work and his prayer that believers grow in love, knowledge, and insight. He describes discernment as important for recognizing what is good and wise, and points to Paul’s warning about people who use flattery or cause divisions. Bob argues that Scripture should guide judgments about right and wrong.

The message then considers how hardship can serve a larger purpose. Paul’s imprisonment, Bob says, helped advance the gospel and encouraged other believers to speak with greater courage. He uses this to contrast living for a cause greater than oneself with focusing mainly on personal comfort or recognition.

Bob also discusses the different motives people may have for preaching Christ.… Click to Read More And Follow Along With The Message

Call-ins Radio Broadcast Friday 10/23/2026

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Call-ins Radio Broadcast Friday 10/23/2026

Call-In Classic Christianity Radio – Bob George P1176 (10-23-26)

~ Whoever has the Son has life; whoever does not have the Son of God does not have life. ~ 1 John 5:12

The first caller, Larry from Merced, said he was doubting his salvation. He described becoming a Christian in his early twenties, later returning to drinking, and struggling with depression and bipolar disorder; he was calling from a mental hospital. Bob George responded by focusing on his Christian understanding of spiritual death, salvation, and receiving Christ’s life. After Larry said he wanted to turn to God, Bob led him in a prayer and offered to send him Christian literature and information. The second caller, Larry from Chicago, identified himself as a new Christian who was reading the Bible and looking for a church. He asked what Jesus meant by telling people to “pick up your cross,” and shared that a pastor’s explanation—that he might need to reject friends and family—had troubled him. Bob said the passage was about putting commitment to Christ first, not deliberately rejecting loved ones, and discussed how Christians may experience rejection while still being called to love others. He also offered the caller guidance for reading the Gospels, explaining that their teachings reveal human need and point toward dependence on God’s grace.… Click to Read More And Follow Along With The Message

Call-ins Radio Broadcast Thursday 10/22/2026

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Call-ins Radio Broadcast Thursday 10/22/2026

Call-In Classic Christianity Radio – Bob George P1175 (10-22-26)

~ And He Himself continually stands as the propitiation and complete legal satisfaction concerning our sins; and not concerning ours alone, but with absolute certainty, also concerning the legal debt of the entire, undivided world. ~ 1 John 2:2

The program featured three callers asking Bob George about Christian practice and biblical teaching. Randy, from Wallport, Oregon, asked about communion when he wasn’t attending a formal church. Bob described the church as the community of believers rather than a building, and said believers can gather as the church in different settings.

On communion, Bob referred to 1 Corinthians 11 and argued that taking the Lord’s Supper “in an unworthy manner” concerns selfish behavior toward other believers, such as eating and drinking without regard for them. He characterized communion as a visual reminder of belonging to Christ’s body, rather than a ritual of searching oneself for sin.

Randy also asked whether to attend a local church that teaches mostly from the Bible or stay home and listen to the radio program. Bob encouraged him to seek a church grounded in Scripture and to ask pastors for the biblical basis of teachings he found unclear.… Click to Read More And Follow Along With The Message

Radio Broadcast Wednesday 10/21/2026

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Radio Broadcast Wednesday 10/21/2026

Classic Christianity – Spirit Controlled Living – Part 3 – 10-21-26

Bob George argues that relying on law-keeping for acceptance with God leads to condemnation and death, because people cannot meet the law’s perfect standard. Continually raising the bar, he says, leaves people feeling like failures. Instead, Christ fulfilled the law and is its end for believers; righteousness comes through faith in Jesus, not personal obedience.

Bob recounts meeting with leaders of a wealthy Memphis church that offered to fund a Russian edition of his book but wanted to revise it to say Christians remain under the law. He says he declined the revisions, insisting that believers should look to Scripture rather than human authorities for their understanding of law and grace. His ministry later raised money to publish the book as he intended.

He describes redemption through Christ as an exchange of life: people receive Christ’s life in place of their own. Jesus was born under the law to redeem those subject to it, and believers can rest in his completed work. Using the marriage analogy from Romans, Bob says believers have died to the law through Christ and are joined to him, so they can serve in the new way of the Spirit rather than under the written code.… Click to Read More And Follow Along With The Message

Radio Broadcast Tuesday 10/20/2026

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Radio Broadcast Tuesday 10/20/2026

Classic Christianity – Forgiven Forever – Part 2 – 10-13-26

~ But when the time had fully come, God sent His Son, born of a woman, born under the law, to redeem those under the law, that we might receive our adoption as sons. And because you are sons, God sent the Spirit of His Son into our hearts, crying out, “Abba, Father!” So you are no longer a slave, but a son; and since you are a son, you are also an heir through God. ~ Galatians 4:4-7

Bob George’s central argument is that the law can reveal sin, but it cannot make people righteous. He points to Jesus’ teachings about anger and insults to emphasize that wrongdoing is not limited to outward actions; it also involves the heart. He also discusses Paul’s teaching that commandments can stir up the very desires they prohibit, rather than provide the power to overcome them.

Bob criticizes legalism and self-effort, arguing that strict rules and religious regulations cannot transform a person’s inner life. Trying to meet an ever-rising standard, he says, creates a cycle of striving and failure. In his view, the law condemns rather than provides a way to earn acceptance with God.… Click to Read More And Follow Along With The Message