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	<googleplay:description>Classic Christianity with Bob George


The story of Classic Christianity is truly miraculous. Since its initial release in 1989, I have seen God use this book in ways I could never have planned, dreamed, or even remotely imagined. Even the way the book came into existence is miraculous.

For years, the staff members of People to People Ministries and I had talked about the need to write a book. We had seen and experienced how the truths of God's love and grace had changed our lives. And we were seeing how the fullness of the gospel was making a difference in other people's lives as we spoke these truths on our radio broadcast, People to People. So the desire grew in my heart to one day write down a description of my journey to discover the grace of God. However, with a schedule filled to overflowing, we hardly had time to even think about a book. But we continued to talk about the need, and "we've got to get a book out" almost became the ministry byline.

Around 1986, Bob Hawkins Jr., at that time vice president of marketing for Harvest House Publishers, dropped by our office to discuss the possibility of advertising some of their books on our radio program. When he arrived, one of our staff escorted him back to my office and said, "Bob Hawkins, vice president of Harvest House is here to talk about..." And I understood him to say "a book."

Delighted, I thought, Lord, thank you for this opportunity. This must finally be the time to write that book. So I proceeded to describe the book we wanted to produce. I kept wondering why Bob had such a puzzled look on his face as I went on with my presentation. But he sat patiently and heard me out. And after I had finished, he looked straight at me and declared, "I didn't come here to talk about a book, but after hearing what you've said, that is a book we are going to publish!"

We never envisioned that one day Classic Christianity would be translated into 26 foreign languages. Nor did we even imagine it would sell over 600,000 copies worldwide. In fact, when Bob told me the initial printing was going to be 5000 copies, I wondered how many of those we were going to have to "eat" ourselves! When this book was first released in 1989, my desire was that God would use it to call people back to "Classic Christianity". Over these past 20 years, Classic Christianity, has found its way into the hands of world leaders, Christian missionaries, churches, pastors, and ministry leaders. Copies are circulating behind prison walls, are being passed around entire congregations, and are finding their way to individuals who are burned out and bogged down by religion.

I believe God is calling people back to the simplicity of the gospel...back to His grace, mercy, and truth...back to the person of Jesus Christ. Respond to His call, and experience the freedom that is yours in Him.</googleplay:description>
	<description>Classic Christianity with Bob George


The story of Classic Christianity is truly miraculous. Since its initial release in 1989, I have seen God use this book in ways I could never have planned, dreamed, or even remotely imagined. Even the way the book came into existence is miraculous.

For years, the staff members of People to People Ministries and I had talked about the need to write a book. We had seen and experienced how the truths of God's love and grace had changed our lives. And we were seeing how the fullness of the gospel was making a difference in other people's lives as we spoke these truths on our radio broadcast, People to People. So the desire grew in my heart to one day write down a description of my journey to discover the grace of God. However, with a schedule filled to overflowing, we hardly had time to even think about a book. But we continued to talk about the need, and "we've got to get a book out" almost became the ministry byline.

Around 1986, Bob Hawkins Jr., at that time vice president of marketing for Harvest House Publishers, dropped by our office to discuss the possibility of advertising some of their books on our radio program. When he arrived, one of our staff escorted him back to my office and said, "Bob Hawkins, vice president of Harvest House is here to talk about..." And I understood him to say "a book."

Delighted, I thought, Lord, thank you for this opportunity. This must finally be the time to write that book. So I proceeded to describe the book we wanted to produce. I kept wondering why Bob had such a puzzled look on his face as I went on with my presentation. But he sat patiently and heard me out. And after I had finished, he looked straight at me and declared, "I didn't come here to talk about a book, but after hearing what you've said, that is a book we are going to publish!"

We never envisioned that one day Classic Christianity would be translated into 26 foreign languages. Nor did we even imagine it would sell over 600,000 copies worldwide. In fact, when Bob told me the initial printing was going to be 5000 copies, I wondered how many of those we were going to have to "eat" ourselves! When this book was first released in 1989, my desire was that God would use it to call people back to "Classic Christianity". Over these past 20 years, Classic Christianity, has found its way into the hands of world leaders, Christian missionaries, churches, pastors, and ministry leaders. Copies are circulating behind prison walls, are being passed around entire congregations, and are finding their way to individuals who are burned out and bogged down by religion.

I believe God is calling people back to the simplicity of the gospel...back to His grace, mercy, and truth...back to the person of Jesus Christ. Respond to His call, and experience the freedom that is yours in Him.</description>
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		<itunes:summary>Classic Christianity with Bob George


The story of Classic Christianity is truly miraculous. Since its initial release in 1989, I have seen God use this book in ways I could never have planned, dreamed, or even remotely imagined. Even the way the book came into existence is miraculous.

For years, the staff members of People to People Ministries and I had talked about the need to write a book. We had seen and experienced how the truths of God's love and grace had changed our lives. And we were seeing how the fullness of the gospel was making a difference in other people's lives as we spoke these truths on our radio broadcast, People to People. So the desire grew in my heart to one day write down a description of my journey to discover the grace of God. However, with a schedule filled to overflowing, we hardly had time to even think about a book. But we continued to talk about the need, and "we've got to get a book out" almost became the ministry byline.

Around 1986, Bob Hawkins Jr., at that time vice president of marketing for Harvest House Publishers, dropped by our office to discuss the possibility of advertising some of their books on our radio program. When he arrived, one of our staff escorted him back to my office and said, "Bob Hawkins, vice president of Harvest House is here to talk about..." And I understood him to say "a book."

Delighted, I thought, Lord, thank you for this opportunity. This must finally be the time to write that book. So I proceeded to describe the book we wanted to produce. I kept wondering why Bob had such a puzzled look on his face as I went on with my presentation. But he sat patiently and heard me out. And after I had finished, he looked straight at me and declared, "I didn't come here to talk about a book, but after hearing what you've said, that is a book we are going to publish!"

We never envisioned that one day Classic Christianity would be translated into 26 foreign languages. Nor did we even imagine it would sell over 600,000 copies worldwide. In fact, when Bob told me the initial printing was going to be 5000 copies, I wondered how many of those we were going to have to "eat" ourselves! When this book was first released in 1989, my desire was that God would use it to call people back to "Classic Christianity". Over these past 20 years, Classic Christianity, has found its way into the hands of world leaders, Christian missionaries, churches, pastors, and ministry leaders. Copies are circulating behind prison walls, are being passed around entire congregations, and are finding their way to individuals who are burned out and bogged down by religion.

I believe God is calling people back to the simplicity of the gospel...back to His grace, mercy, and truth...back to the person of Jesus Christ. Respond to His call, and experience the freedom that is yours in Him.</itunes:summary>
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		<title>Worship, Salvation and Your Identity in Christ</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 12 Sep 2026 02:00:08 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Is worship something Christians do during a church service, or is it something much bigger? On this special call-in edition of Classic Christianity, Bob George answers listeners’ questions about worship, salvation, the Holy Spirit, Christian identity and living out faith in everyday life. Bob begins by challenging a common understanding of worship. Drawing from Romans 12, he explains that biblical worship is not limited to singing songs or attending a Sunday service. Instead, worship means making ourselves available to the living Christ so that He can live His life in and through us. Another caller asks about Jesus’ teaching concerning the narrow gate. Bob explains that salvation does not come through religion, personal achievement or human effort, but through faith in what Jesus Christ accomplished through His death and resurrection. The program also addresses a listener’s difficult question about suicide and salvation, with Bob emphasizing his teaching on eternal life and the security of those who are in Christ. Bob then discusses when believers receive the Holy Spirit, explaining that the Spirit comes to indwell a person when that person is born again and becomes the believer’s teacher, counselor and guide. Finally, a caller struggling with recurring habits asks how his identity in Christ should affect his choices. Bob encourages him to recognize what is consistent with being a child of God, remove the circumstances that encourage destructive behavior and begin making choices based on truth rather than the desires of the flesh. Classic Christianity with Bob George offers practical biblical teaching centered on grace, the finished work of Jesus Christ and the new life believers have in Him. Find books, Bible studies and additional resources at BobGeorge.net. Listen to KLTT 670 AM for biblical teaching, Christian encouragement and conversations centered on faith in Jesus Christ.]]></description>
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		<title>Grace, the Unpardonable Sin and Eternal Security</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 11 Sep 2026 02:00:18 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Can a Christian lose salvation? What is the unpardonable sin? And what does it mean to live under grace instead of the law? On this special call-in edition of Classic Christianity, Bob George answers listeners’ questions about some of the most important issues surrounding salvation, assurance and the New Covenant. Bob begins by explaining Jesus’ invitation to take His yoke, describing the Christian life as learning to walk with Christ rather than attempting to live through the effort of the flesh. Another caller asks about being unequally yoked with someone who professes faith in Jesus but still lives under legalism. Bob contrasts a life based on law and self-effort with the rest and humility that come from depending entirely on Christ. A listener who fears he may have committed the unpardonable sin asks whether a moment of anger toward God during years of severe physical suffering could cost him his salvation. Bob explains his understanding of blasphemy against the Holy Spirit and emphasizes the security of a believer who is already in Christ. The discussion also examines the difference between the Old and New Covenants, how Christians should test teaching against Scripture, and whether the Bible is addressed only to believers or to all people who hear its message. Finally, Bob addresses eternal security and explains why he believes salvation rests in the resurrection life of Jesus Christ and the complete work accomplished at the cross — not in a believer’s ability to maintain salvation through personal effort. Classic Christianity with Bob George offers practical biblical teaching centered on the grace of God, the finished work of Jesus Christ and the life believers have in Him. Find books, Bible studies and additional resources at BobGeorge.net. Listen to KLTT 670 AM for biblical teaching, Christian encouragement and conversations centered on faith in Jesus Christ.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[Can a Christian lose salvation? What is the unpardonable sin? And what does it mean to live under grace instead of the law? On this special call-in edition of Classic Christianity, Bob George answers listeners’ questions about some of the most important issues surrounding salvation, assurance and the New Covenant. Bob begins by explaining Jesus’ invitation to take His yoke, describing the Christian life as learning to walk with Christ rather than attempting to live through the effort of the flesh. Another caller asks about being unequally yoked with someone who professes faith in Jesus but still lives under legalism. Bob contrasts a life based on law and self-effort with the rest and humility that come from depending entirely on Christ. A listener who fears he may have committed the unpardonable sin asks whether a moment of anger toward God during years of severe physical suffering could cost him his salvation. Bob explains his understanding of blasphemy against the Holy Spirit and emphasizes the security of a believer who is already in Christ. The discussion also examines the difference between the Old and New Covenants, how Christians should test teaching against Scripture, and whether the Bible is addressed only to believers or to all people who hear its message. Finally, Bob addresses eternal security and explains why he believes salvation rests in the resurrection life of Jesus Christ and the complete work accomplished at the cross — not in a believer’s ability to maintain salvation through personal effort. Classic Christianity with Bob George offers practical biblical teaching centered on the grace of God, the finished work of Jesus Christ and the life believers have in Him. Find books, Bible studies and additional resources at BobGeorge.net. Listen to KLTT 670 AM for biblical teaching, Christian encouragement and conversations centered on faith in Jesus Christ.]]></content:encoded>
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		<title>An Unpopular Truth: When the World Says Truth Is Relative</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 10 Sep 2026 02:00:24 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[In a culture that increasingly says truth is relative, where can Christians find a firm foundation? On this edition of Classic Christianity, Bob George teaches from Philippians 3 and explains why believers do not stand before God in a righteousness of their own, but in the righteousness that comes through faith in Jesus Christ. Bob contrasts the unchanging truth of God’s Word with the idea that every belief is simply a matter of personal preference. He emphasizes Jesus’ claim to be the only way to God and challenges Christians not to surrender biblical truth simply because it conflicts with cultural expectations. The message also turns to what it means to put truth into practice. Bob discusses forgiveness, responding to people who have wronged us, and the difference between forgiving someone and immediately restoring trust. He also warns against false teaching that diminishes the sufficiency of Christ, including the idea that believers must repeatedly earn or obtain forgiveness after salvation. At the center of the message is the finished work of Jesus Christ: His death, burial and resurrection. Bob reminds listeners that righteousness is found in Christ, forgiveness rests on what Jesus accomplished at the cross, and believers are called to live according to the truth they have already received. Classic Christianity with Bob George shares timeless biblical teaching about the complete forgiveness and unconditional love found in Jesus Christ. Find Christian books, Bible studies and additional resources at BobGeorge.net. Listen to KLTT 670 AM for biblical teaching, Christian encouragement and conversations centered on faith in Jesus Christ.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[In a culture that increasingly says truth is relative, where can Christians find a firm foundation? On this edition of Classic Christianity, Bob George teaches from Philippians 3 and explains why believers do not stand before God in a righteousness of their own, but in the righteousness that comes through faith in Jesus Christ. Bob contrasts the unchanging truth of God’s Word with the idea that every belief is simply a matter of personal preference. He emphasizes Jesus’ claim to be the only way to God and challenges Christians not to surrender biblical truth simply because it conflicts with cultural expectations. The message also turns to what it means to put truth into practice. Bob discusses forgiveness, responding to people who have wronged us, and the difference between forgiving someone and immediately restoring trust. He also warns against false teaching that diminishes the sufficiency of Christ, including the idea that believers must repeatedly earn or obtain forgiveness after salvation. At the center of the message is the finished work of Jesus Christ: His death, burial and resurrection. Bob reminds listeners that righteousness is found in Christ, forgiveness rests on what Jesus accomplished at the cross, and believers are called to live according to the truth they have already received. Classic Christianity with Bob George shares timeless biblical teaching about the complete forgiveness and unconditional love found in Jesus Christ. Find Christian books, Bible studies and additional resources at BobGeorge.net. Listen to KLTT 670 AM for biblical teaching, Christian encouragement and conversations centered on faith in Jesus Christ.]]></content:encoded>
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	<googleplay:description><![CDATA[In a culture that increasingly says truth is relative, where can Christians find a firm foundation? On this edition of Classic Christianity, Bob George teaches from Philippians 3 and explains why believers do not stand before God in a righteousness of their own, but in the righteousness that comes through faith in Jesus Christ. Bob contrasts the unchanging truth of God’s Word with the idea that every belief is simply a matter of personal preference. He emphasizes Jesus’ claim to be the only way to God and challenges Christians not to surrender biblical truth simply because it conflicts with cultural expectations. The message also turns to what it means to put truth into practice. Bob discusses forgiveness, responding to people who have wronged us, and the difference between forgiving someone and immediately restoring trust. He also warns against false teaching that diminishes the sufficiency of Christ, including the idea that believers must repeatedly earn or obtain forgiveness after salvation. At the center of the message is the finished work of Jesus Christ: His death, burial and resurrection. Bob reminds listeners that righteousness is found in Christ, forgiveness rests on what Jesus accomplished at the cross, and believers are called to live according to the truth they have already received. Classic Christianity with Bob George shares timeless biblical teaching about the complete forgiveness and unconditional love found in Jesus Christ. Find Christian books, Bible studies and additional resources at BobGeorge.net. Listen to KLTT 670 AM for biblical teaching, Christian encouragement and conversations centered on faith in Jesus Christ.]]></googleplay:description>
	<itunes:summary>In a culture that increasingly says truth is relative, where can Christians find a firm foundation? On this edition of Classic Christianity, Bob George teaches from Philippians 3 and explains why believers do not stand before God in a righteousness of the</itunes:summary>
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		<title>A Wife of Good Character, Part 2: The Worth of a Godly Woman</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 09 Sep 2026 02:00:02 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[What makes a woman truly worthy of praise? On this edition of Classic Christianity, Bob George continues his teaching from Proverbs 31 and looks beyond outward beauty and charm to the character of a woman who fears the Lord. Bob discusses the wisdom and discernment God gives women, the importance of husbands listening to and valuing their wives, and the strength found in a woman who faithfully serves her family and follows Christ. He reminds listeners that charm can deceive and physical beauty will eventually fade, but godly character, wisdom and a life rooted in Jesus Christ have lasting value. Bob also challenges husbands to encourage and honor their wives just as wives are called to build up their husbands. He reflects on the enormous influence mothers have on their children and the importance of recognizing the work, sacrifice and love involved in caring for a family. The message concludes with a prayer for wives, mothers and Christian homes — that families would remain centered on Christ and that women would never forget their God-given worth. Classic Christianity with Bob George shares timeless biblical teaching about the complete forgiveness and unconditional love found in Jesus Christ. Find Christian books, Bible studies and additional resources at BobGeorge.net. Listen to KLTT 670 AM for biblical teaching, Christian encouragement and conversations centered on faith in Jesus Christ.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[What makes a woman truly worthy of praise? On this edition of Classic Christianity, Bob George continues his teaching from Proverbs 31 and looks beyond outward beauty and charm to the character of a woman who fears the Lord. Bob discusses the wisdom and discernment God gives women, the importance of husbands listening to and valuing their wives, and the strength found in a woman who faithfully serves her family and follows Christ. He reminds listeners that charm can deceive and physical beauty will eventually fade, but godly character, wisdom and a life rooted in Jesus Christ have lasting value. Bob also challenges husbands to encourage and honor their wives just as wives are called to build up their husbands. He reflects on the enormous influence mothers have on their children and the importance of recognizing the work, sacrifice and love involved in caring for a family. The message concludes with a prayer for wives, mothers and Christian homes — that families would remain centered on Christ and that women would never forget their God-given worth. Classic Christianity with Bob George shares timeless biblical teaching about the complete forgiveness and unconditional love found in Jesus Christ. Find Christian books, Bible studies and additional resources at BobGeorge.net. Listen to KLTT 670 AM for biblical teaching, Christian encouragement and conversations centered on faith in Jesus Christ.]]></content:encoded>
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		<title>A Wife of Good Character, Part 1: God’s Design for Marriage and Family</title>
		<link>https://www.670kltt.com/episode/a-wife-of-good-character-part-1-gods-design-for-marriage-and-family/</link>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 08 Sep 2026 02:00:50 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[What does God’s Word say about men, women, marriage and the family? On this edition of Classic Christianity, Bob George looks at God’s design for mankind beginning in Genesis, where God created male and female in His image and established the family. Bob contrasts biblical truth with a culture that increasingly wants to define right and wrong apart from God. He also reminds listeners that the true church is not a building or denomination, but the people who belong to Jesus Christ. The message then turns to Proverbs and the biblical picture of a wife of noble character — a woman who encourages rather than tears down, serves her family, works diligently, cares for others, speaks with wisdom and lives with strength and dignity. Bob also challenges husbands and wives to stop competing with one another and instead build each other up, serve one another and approach marriage as partners on the same team. Classic Christianity with Bob George shares timeless biblical teaching about the complete forgiveness and unconditional love found in Jesus Christ. Learn more, find Christian resources and support the ministry at BobGeorge.net. Listen to KLTT 670 AM for biblical teaching, Christian encouragement and conversations centered on faith in Jesus Christ.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[What does God’s Word say about men, women, marriage and the family? On this edition of Classic Christianity, Bob George looks at God’s design for mankind beginning in Genesis, where God created male and female in His image and established the family. Bob contrasts biblical truth with a culture that increasingly wants to define right and wrong apart from God. He also reminds listeners that the true church is not a building or denomination, but the people who belong to Jesus Christ. The message then turns to Proverbs and the biblical picture of a wife of noble character — a woman who encourages rather than tears down, serves her family, works diligently, cares for others, speaks with wisdom and lives with strength and dignity. Bob also challenges husbands and wives to stop competing with one another and instead build each other up, serve one another and approach marriage as partners on the same team. Classic Christianity with Bob George shares timeless biblical teaching about the complete forgiveness and unconditional love found in Jesus Christ. Learn more, find Christian resources and support the ministry at BobGeorge.net. Listen to KLTT 670 AM for biblical teaching, Christian encouragement and conversations centered on faith in Jesus Christ.]]></content:encoded>
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	<itunes:summary>What does God’s Word say about men, women, marriage and the family? On this edition of Classic Christianity, Bob George looks at God’s design for mankind beginning in Genesis, where God created male and female in His image and established the family. </itunes:summary>
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		<title>Grace for Real Life: Relationships, Anxiety and the Law</title>
		<link>https://www.670kltt.com/episode/grace-for-real-life-relationships-anxiety-and-the-law/</link>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 05 Sep 2026 04:00:44 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[On this call-in edition of Classic Christianity, Bob George addresses difficult real-life situations while continually bringing listeners back to biblical truth, grace and their identity in Jesus Christ. Julie calls from Oregon about living with a man outside of marriage while also facing the possibility of homelessness. Bob does not minimize what Scripture says about sexual relationships outside marriage, but he also points her toward the forgiveness accomplished through Christ and encourages her to begin making practical choices that lead toward stability, independence and a new way of life. Another listener shares how years of Scripture memorization and trying to live the Christian life through his own effort left him confused and questioning his salvation. Only after understanding the New Covenant and the finality of the cross did many of those passages begin to make sense. Bob explains why memorizing Scripture can be valuable—but only when the verses are understood in their proper context. Katie then calls after her husband has left their marriage. She is struggling with doubt, anxiety and uncertainty about whether reconciliation will ever happen. Bob encourages her to live one day at a time rather than allowing fear about tomorrow to dominate today. He also addresses one of the deepest problems in marriage: expecting another human being to provide the unconditional love, acceptance, meaning and purpose that only Jesus Christ can provide. When both husband and wife look to Christ to meet those spiritual needs, they are freed to serve and love one another rather than constantly demanding that the other person fill an impossible role. The program closes with a question about Romans 2 and Romans 3. Bob explains that complete obedience to the law would theoretically produce righteousness—but no human being has ever accomplished it. The law instead makes us conscious of sin and points us toward our need for Christ. Through every conversation, the message remains the same: Christian living is not about pretending difficult circumstances do not exist or trying harder through human effort. It is about thinking truthfully, depending upon Christ and learning to walk in the grace God has already provided. Learn more about Classic Christianity, Bob George Ministries and available Bible-study resources at BobGeorge.net.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[On this call-in edition of Classic Christianity, Bob George addresses difficult real-life situations while continually bringing listeners back to biblical truth, grace and their identity in Jesus Christ. Julie calls from Oregon about living with a man outside of marriage while also facing the possibility of homelessness. Bob does not minimize what Scripture says about sexual relationships outside marriage, but he also points her toward the forgiveness accomplished through Christ and encourages her to begin making practical choices that lead toward stability, independence and a new way of life. Another listener shares how years of Scripture memorization and trying to live the Christian life through his own effort left him confused and questioning his salvation. Only after understanding the New Covenant and the finality of the cross did many of those passages begin to make sense. Bob explains why memorizing Scripture can be valuable—but only when the verses are understood in their proper context. Katie then calls after her husband has left their marriage. She is struggling with doubt, anxiety and uncertainty about whether reconciliation will ever happen. Bob encourages her to live one day at a time rather than allowing fear about tomorrow to dominate today. He also addresses one of the deepest problems in marriage: expecting another human being to provide the unconditional love, acceptance, meaning and purpose that only Jesus Christ can provide. When both husband and wife look to Christ to meet those spiritual needs, they are freed to serve and love one another rather than constantly demanding that the other person fill an impossible role. The program closes with a question about Romans 2 and Romans 3. Bob explains that complete obedience to the law would theoretically produce righteousness—but no human being has ever accomplished it. The law instead makes us conscious of sin and points us toward our need for Christ. Through every conversation, the message remains the same: Christian living is not about pretending difficult circumstances do not exist or trying harder through human effort. It is about thinking truthfully, depending upon Christ and learning to walk in the grace God has already provided. Learn more about Classic Christianity, Bob George Ministries and available Bible-study resources at BobGeorge.net.]]></content:encoded>
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		<title>Can You Lose Your Salvation? Grace, Assurance and Abiding in Christ</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 04 Sep 2026 02:00:28 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[On this special call-in edition of Classic Christianity, Bob George answers listeners’ questions about some of the passages that often create confusion for Christians seeking to understand grace, salvation and their identity in Christ. A caller from Oregon asks about Hebrews 6 and whether the warning about those who have “shared in the Holy Spirit” means a believer can lose salvation. Bob explains the passage in light of the New Covenant and the finality of Christ’s sacrifice, arguing that the warning concerns people who have been exposed to the truth but refuse to place their faith fully in the finished work of Jesus. Another caller asks about the Book of Life and whether a believer’s name can ever be removed. Bob points to the passage as an assurance of salvation: those who have been made alive in Christ belong to Him, and their security rests in His faithfulness rather than their own performance. The discussion then moves to John 15 and Jesus’ teaching about the vine and the branches. Bob explains why Jesus called Himself the “true vine” and why abiding in Christ remains essential to the Christian life. Believers cannot produce the fruit of Christ through human effort; spiritual fruit comes from dependence upon the life of Christ within them. Bob also emphasizes Jesus’ command to love one another, contrasting life under grace with attempts to produce righteousness through legalism and religious rule-keeping. Finally, a caller asks how to deal with memories of sexual sin from before becoming a Christian. Bob reminds him that becoming a believer does not erase every memory or temptation. Instead of living under guilt, Christians can reject destructive thoughts, replace them with truth and rest in the reality that they have been made complete in Christ. Struggles, Bob explains, do not mean a believer has failed. They can become reminders of our continuing dependence upon Jesus and opportunities to keep walking by faith and growing in grace. Learn more about Classic Christianity, Bob George Ministries and available Bible-study resources at BobGeorge.net.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[On this special call-in edition of Classic Christianity, Bob George answers listeners’ questions about some of the passages that often create confusion for Christians seeking to understand grace, salvation and their identity in Christ. A caller from Oregon asks about Hebrews 6 and whether the warning about those who have “shared in the Holy Spirit” means a believer can lose salvation. Bob explains the passage in light of the New Covenant and the finality of Christ’s sacrifice, arguing that the warning concerns people who have been exposed to the truth but refuse to place their faith fully in the finished work of Jesus. Another caller asks about the Book of Life and whether a believer’s name can ever be removed. Bob points to the passage as an assurance of salvation: those who have been made alive in Christ belong to Him, and their security rests in His faithfulness rather than their own performance. The discussion then moves to John 15 and Jesus’ teaching about the vine and the branches. Bob explains why Jesus called Himself the “true vine” and why abiding in Christ remains essential to the Christian life. Believers cannot produce the fruit of Christ through human effort; spiritual fruit comes from dependence upon the life of Christ within them. Bob also emphasizes Jesus’ command to love one another, contrasting life under grace with attempts to produce righteousness through legalism and religious rule-keeping. Finally, a caller asks how to deal with memories of sexual sin from before becoming a Christian. Bob reminds him that becoming a believer does not erase every memory or temptation. Instead of living under guilt, Christians can reject destructive thoughts, replace them with truth and rest in the reality that they have been made complete in Christ. Struggles, Bob explains, do not mean a believer has failed. They can become reminders of our continuing dependence upon Jesus and opportunities to keep walking by faith and growing in grace. Learn more about Classic Christianity, Bob George Ministries and available Bible-study resources at BobGeorge.net.]]></content:encoded>
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		<title>Resurrection Life: Empty Tomb, Full Gospel</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 03 Sep 2026 02:00:36 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Bob George turns to John 20 and the empty tomb to examine one of the most important truths of the Christian faith: Jesus Christ was raised from the dead, and through His resurrected life believers receive life. Beginning with Mary Magdalene, Peter and John discovering the empty tomb, Bob walks through the evidence recorded in Scripture—including the grave clothes left behind—and explains why the resurrection separates Jesus from every other person who has ever lived. But Bob goes beyond the historical event itself to ask what the resurrection means for salvation. The cross dealt completely with sin and prepared the way for salvation, but mankind's deepest problem is spiritual death. Humanity does not merely need forgiveness; humanity needs life. Bob explains that people often try to fill that spiritual emptiness with money, relationships, work, alcohol, success or countless other substitutes. None of them can make a person complete because human beings were created to function with the life of God within them. Using the picture of a light bulb needing electricity or a car needing fuel, Bob explains why Christ living in the believer is indispensable to true spiritual life. Salvation restores what mankind lost through Adam: the Spirit of God living within man. That is why Bob emphasizes the complete message of the gospel—the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ. The cross accomplished complete forgiveness, but believers must also understand the reality of the resurrection and receive the life Christ came to give. The question, Bob says, is ultimately not how good or bad you are. The question is whether you are spiritually dead or spiritually alive. Jesus offers eternal life, and that life is received by faith. Learn more about Classic Christianity, Bob George Ministries and available Bible study resources at BobGeorge.net.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[Bob George turns to John 20 and the empty tomb to examine one of the most important truths of the Christian faith: Jesus Christ was raised from the dead, and through His resurrected life believers receive life. Beginning with Mary Magdalene, Peter and John discovering the empty tomb, Bob walks through the evidence recorded in Scripture—including the grave clothes left behind—and explains why the resurrection separates Jesus from every other person who has ever lived. But Bob goes beyond the historical event itself to ask what the resurrection means for salvation. The cross dealt completely with sin and prepared the way for salvation, but mankind's deepest problem is spiritual death. Humanity does not merely need forgiveness; humanity needs life. Bob explains that people often try to fill that spiritual emptiness with money, relationships, work, alcohol, success or countless other substitutes. None of them can make a person complete because human beings were created to function with the life of God within them. Using the picture of a light bulb needing electricity or a car needing fuel, Bob explains why Christ living in the believer is indispensable to true spiritual life. Salvation restores what mankind lost through Adam: the Spirit of God living within man. That is why Bob emphasizes the complete message of the gospel—the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ. The cross accomplished complete forgiveness, but believers must also understand the reality of the resurrection and receive the life Christ came to give. The question, Bob says, is ultimately not how good or bad you are. The question is whether you are spiritually dead or spiritually alive. Jesus offers eternal life, and that life is received by faith. Learn more about Classic Christianity, Bob George Ministries and available Bible study resources at BobGeorge.net.]]></content:encoded>
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		<title>Moving Toward Mount Zion, Part 2: The Finality of the Cross</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 02 Sep 2026 02:00:23 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Bob George concludes his teaching through the book of Hebrews with one of the central truths of the Christian faith: Jesus Christ finished the work of forgiveness at the cross. Continuing through Hebrews 13, Bob calls believers to go “outside the camp”—away from religious systems, legalism, popularity and the temptation to substitute rules for a living relationship with Christ. Jesus did not merely give believers another religious system to follow. He came to live in them forever. Bob challenges Christians to examine whether their faith is centered on Christ or on religious performance. From legalistic teaching and tithing requirements to repeated efforts to obtain forgiveness, he argues that returning to the law is returning to Mount Sinai rather than resting in the New Covenant Jesus established. The message reaches the conclusion of Hebrews with a call to praise God, do good, share with others and make our lives available to Christ as an act of worship. Believers are called to imitate the faith of godly leaders, allow their hearts to be strengthened by grace and trust the eternal covenant accomplished through Jesus. Bob then reflects on the book of Hebrews itself and why its message became so important to him. The finality of the cross changed the way he understood Scripture: in Christ, the believer is not someone trying to get forgiven—he or she is already a forgiven person. Jesus declared, “It is finished.” There is no additional sacrifice for sin. The Christian life therefore becomes a life of faith—trusting what Christ has already accomplished, recognizing the resurrected Christ living within, and allowing the grace of God to transform the way we live. Bob closes with a prayer that Christians would stop making morality, legalistic reform or social causes the center of their message and instead remain committed to proclaiming Jesus Christ. Learn more about Classic Christianity, Bob George Ministries and available Bible study resources at BobGeorge.net.]]></description>
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		<title>Moving Toward Mount Zion, Pt 1: Stop Judging and Proclaim Christ</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 01 Sep 2026 02:00:39 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Bob George continues his teaching through Hebrews 12 and 13 with a direct challenge to Christians: stop returning to the mountain of the law when Christ has brought you into a new covenant of grace. Bob contrasts Mount Sinai—the place of law, fear and condemnation—with Mount Zion, the heavenly Jerusalem and the spiritual life believers now have in Jesus Christ. The law served its purpose by showing humanity its inability to make itself righteous; Christ accomplished what the law could never accomplish for us and became the mediator of a better covenant. From there, Bob tackles one of the more uncomfortable questions facing the church: What happens when Christians make morality, politics or social causes a higher priority than proclaiming the gospel? Using examples involving divorce, abortion, alcohol, drugs, adultery and political candidates, he warns that self-righteousness can quickly become hypocrisy when believers condemn sins in others while forgetting their own need for grace. That doesn't mean calling evil good. Instead, Bob argues that the Christian message offers something far greater than simply telling people what not to do: Jesus Christ offers forgiveness, life, truth and freedom. Christians are called to proclaim Him, love people without self-righteous condemnation and allow God's truth to transform lives. As Hebrews 13 continues, Bob points believers toward practical life under grace: love one another, care for strangers and prisoners, honor marriage, resist the love of money, walk by faith and allow your heart to be strengthened by grace rather than religious rules. Learn more about Classic Christianity, Bob George's teaching ministry and available Bible-study resources at BobGeorge.net.]]></description>
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