Wheat Among The Tares

This week on Wheat Among the Tares, our guests are Mark Baumgartner, Director of A Moment of Hope (Pro-Life Sidewalk Counseling) and Eddie Benton, Director of Daybreak Life Center Services (assisting in the prevention of abortion and services for expectant mothers). Both of these men share their wisdom and experiences as to the current fight in the arena of the murder of innocent children, and their insight as to what Bible-believing churches are doing and/or not doing to mitigate this atrocity, not only in the United States, but other countries around the world...

This week on Wheat Among the Tares, we focus on the subject of Human Trafficking and the need for awareness of it’s impact on families. Our guest is Mitch Prosser, Interim President, of Palmetto Family Council, based in Columbia SC. Brother Prosser provides us with helpful information as to minimizing the potential of families becoming victims of this horrendous sin in our land, and how to combat it’s influence…

Join us this week on Wheat Among the Tares as we discover a name from the past that conveyed an example of love and sacrifice for the Savior. Her name – Anne Askew, who lived in England in the 1500’s. Her story is revered in the pages of Baptist history as one who willingly offered herself for the testimony of the truth...

This week on Wheat Among the Tares, join us as we talk with David and Phyllis Smith, who direct the Deaf Ministry of Gethsemane Baptist Church in Lexington SC. This couple has an unique story of how they entered into the deaf ministry, and the means by which the Lord directed them through trials and answered prayers to where they are today…

Pastor Steve Williamson joins us to share his thoughts about the need for Christians to stand firmly on God’s word during these troubled times and what we may face in 2024...Our program focuses on several recent news stories that show an attempt to undermine the authority of the Bible, and the attempt to overthrow reasonableness and decency…

Our guest this week on Wheat Among the Tares is Brad Lindsey, our Hymns for Life host here on Gethsemane Global Radio. Brad will be spotlighting the song histories of several of the well-known , and not so well-known, Christmas carols that are a key part of our worship during the Christmas season. Join us as we learn more about those that penned these hymns and how these hymns are still impacting our society today...

Join us this week for Wheat Among the Tares as we speak with Tim Faulk, Director of Reach International, Missions to Southeast Asia. Brother Faulk updates us on the current situation in the nation of Myanmar and what the attacks the churches are facing at the hands of the military. The need for prayer and assistance is critical for these brethren...

Our episode this week on Wheat Among the Tares features a look back into the life of Ann Hasseltine, who later became the wife of Adoniram Judson, missionary to the nation of Burma in the early 1800’s. The story of the uniqueness of this young woman, and how the Lord prepared her for the stresses and toils of the missionary life with her husband, provides us with an invaluable resource as to the workings of the Lord in each of our lives, as we seek to walk in his way…

Our program this week on Wheat Among the Tares features our third and final episode on the subject of The Jehovah’s Witnesses - Is It A True Church? Our church historian, Brother Karl Baker, joins us for a look at several of their major doctrines and how the tenets of their teachings compare with the scriptures...this is a "must hear" as to the comparing of works salvation vs the grace of God, and the gift of salvation through grace...

Join us for this special episode featuring our Hymns For Life host, Brad Lindsey, who shares the authorship history of four well known Thanksgiving hymns that focus on our need for gratefulness and thanks to the Lord God, our Creator... may this episode be a blessing to you...

In this episode, Pastor Hendricks conveys his heart and the efforts of the ministry to the nation of India...to the billions that need the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ...

Our guest this week on Wheat Among the Tares is Sara (pronounced sir-ah) Vong, a missionary to his native country of Cambodia. Join us as Brother Vong describes how his parents escaped the terror of the Khmer Rouge communist rule in the 1970’s, and sought asylum here in the United States. Under the providential hand of the Lord, they were granted asylum. As a result, he and his family came to know the Lord Jesus Christ as Savior, and were delivered from the religion of Buddhism...

In this episode with church historian Karl Baker, we review several of the key doctrines that are promulgated and believed with the Jehovah's Witnesses denomination - join us as we bring to light their beliefs and what the Scriptures say about these...

Our episode this week on Wheat Among the Tares features our church historian, Bro Karl Baker. This is Part 1 of a two-part series on the subject of the Jehovah's Witnesses, their history and the beliefs associated with their doctrines...and whether it is truly a true church...

The subject of this episode, with Pastor Steve Williamson, focuses on prayer, and the importance of prayer for the Lord's people, as commanded by the Lord Jesus Christ. We use an excerpt from George Muller's book, "Answers to Prayer" , as to his godly wisdom in approaching and asking the Lord for answers, in accordance with his word. Join us for this discussion that we trust will lead us all into a greater prayer life for the benefit of God's people, and the glory of God...

Our guest this week on Wheat Among the Tares is Alan Wilson, Attorney General of the State of South Carolina. Join us as Mr. Wilson provides us with an in-depth look at current issues that he is addressing that impact our families, our state and our nation. AG Wilson has reached out to other Attorney General’s across the country to also assist them with strategic battles that affect our Christian heritage and the liberties we cherish...

Our guest on this week’s Wheat Among the Tares is Brother Tim Faulk of Reach International, a mission entity that focuses on the nation of Burma (Myanmar). We will be discussing a breaking story that deals with the United States monetarily sanctioning the nation of Myanmar, and the crippling effect this action can potentially have on the average citizen…Our Christian brethren in this country, already enduring persecution, will feel the effects even more…

Our guest this week on Wheat Among the Tares is Pastor Mike Wonser, who, along with his family, are presently serving the Lord on the island of Oahu in Hawaii. Join us as Pastor Wonser discusses several recent events associated with this ministry, and he also provides an update as to the recent fires on the island of Maui, and how this tragedy has impacted the islands of Hawaii, both spiritually and physically...

This episode features the life of Missionary John G. Paton, who yielded his life to go to the cannibals of the New Hebrides islands in the south Pacific in the 1800's. The difficulties and toils under extreme danger and harsh conditions are described in this account of the labors of this faithful servant of the Lord...

This week's episode of Wheat Among the Tares features Part 2 of our discussion of the Mormon Church, Is it a True Church, with Brother Karl Baker. On this episode, we review, in addition to their historical claims, the basic doctrine of salvation according to Mormon doctrine, as compared with the authority of the Holy Bible (KJV)...

Our church historian, Brother Karl Baker, joins us for the first of a two-part series focusing on the Mormon Church, their founder, Joseph Smith, and the beliefs of this world wide religion. The purpose of these programs is to expose the teachings of the Mormon church, as compared with the authority of the Holy Bible, and the errors associated with their teachings...

This week’s Wheat Among the Tares program features another one of our “A Conversation w/ Missionaries Who Gave Their Lives” series. We will focus on the record of a man named Dmitri, a Russian who suffered at the hands of communist oppressors in the 20th century, and was imprisoned for 17 years for ministering the word of God to his family and neighbors in his small village. Join us as we hear of this man’s faith, and how the Lord strengthened him to endure such hardships in a Soviet prison, and his marvelous deliverance...

Our guest this week on Wheat Among the Tares is Pastor Meredith Sears, pastor of Coastal Light Baptist Church, in Mt Pleasant SC. Pastor Sears shares how the Lord has continued to bless his life since his life-altering injury in November of 2021 (resulted in his being a paraplegic), and the victories he has experienced in his trust in the Lord. Join us in this third interview as he recaps the history and help he has received...

Our guest on Wheat Among the Tares this week is Mark Baumgartner, Director of Moment of Hope, an anti-abortion ministry based in Columbia SC. Brother Mark provides an update to the ministry of Moment of Hope and conveying his thoughts and observations on the status of the post Roe v Wade decision of June 24, 2022. The interview will provide you with the current efforts, both pro and con, as to this spiritual battle that continues...

This week on Wheat Among the Tares, the program focuses on the birth of our nation, and particularly the pastors and clergymen who gave themselves for the purpose of religious liberty, and life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. We step back to the days of the 1770’s and the times that led up to the Declaration of Independence and the Revolutionary War. This  Our group of pastors and clergy, as result of their influence, became known as the “Black Robe Regiment”...

Our guest this week on Wheat Among the Tares is Tim Faulk, of inSide Myanmar (Reach International Ministries), who provides our listeners with an update on the work of the ministry in this war torn country. Our brethren there are suffering great hardship, and Bro Faulk addresses the varied prayer and support needs, and the persecution that the saints face every day...

Our guest this week on Wheat Among the Tares is Brother Chris Phillips, Director of Selah International, a Biblical-counseling ministry that focuses on helping and strengthening pastors to remain in their pulpits, missionaries on their fields, and members faithful in their local churches for the furtherance of the Gospel and the glory of God. Brother Phillips shares how this ministry came to be, as the Lord used a number of trying circumstances to guide them in the difficult decision of returning from the mission field, in order to begin a new ministry that would help many to stand strong for the Lord…

This week on Wheat Among the Tares, our program features another episode of the continuing series, A Conversation w/ Missionaries Who Gave Their Lives. We focus on the life of John Bunyan, who lived in the 1600’s, and, in particular, the transcript of the trial of October 3, 1660, that eventually led to prison sentences totaling 12 years. While in prison, he authored a number of books, including Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners (his autobiography) and the beloved Pilgrim’s Progress. Join us for this look into the life and convictions of John Bunyan...

In this episode, Brother Chris Shull provides an update of the ministry efforts in the country of Greenland along with an explanation as to the impact of the Gospel to those who are "culturally" involved in religion, but are Christian in name only. Brother Shull offers details as to his plans for Arctic Internet Radio, with its outreach to the villages of Greenland and the need for consistent preaching of the word of God to reach the hearts of those who are lost in their religion and superstitions...

On this episode of Wheat Among the Tares, we take the time to introduce a new program to the play schedule of Gethsemane Global Radio; the Bible Believers Baptist Broadcast with Pastor Bevans Welder. Brother Welder has pastored for over 30 years and is the pastor of Bible Believers Baptist Church in Corpus Christi Texas. Join us as we discuss his testimony of coming out of organized religion and coming to faith in the Lord Jesus Christ and subsequent call to the ministry, along with his burden for the radio ministry and how the Lord has led him in reaching the world with the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ…

Join us in a conversation with Alice Wise and Kathy Gouker, two ladies who have served as missionaries to the orphans of Haiti for 47 years... two that have given their lives to the service of the Lord, in being his hands to the children and young people of the nation of Haiti...a blessing indeed to hear their stories...

This week’s episode of Wheat Among the Tares features Part 2 of the two-part series, which focuses on Revivals and Revivalism. Our guest, Brother Karl Baker, continues his commentary of the influence of the Keswick Convention (Charles Finney) and the progression of the “alternative” revivals to the present day, that have their roots in emotionalism and practices that are contrary to the scriptures...

This week's episode on Wheat Among the Tares features Church Historian Karl Baker as our guest. We begin a two-part series on the subject of revivals and the history (and resulting fruits) of these in recent years, specifically since the early 1900’s until the present. This initial episode focuses on the Welsh Revival of 1904-1905 and a study of it’s leader, Evan Roberts of Wales. This series provides Christians with a look into the workings of the meaning of true revival and, conversely, those movements that gendered emotionalism only and were based on non-scriptural principles.

Our guest on this episode is Jeff Kruchkow, Missionary to the nation of Mongolia, who provides us with an update of his most recent work, specifically with regard to the work of printing gospel literature and reaching this nation for the Lord Jesus Christ. He describes his burden as to how the Lord touched his heart for the people of Mongolia and how the Lord has used this ministry to open the eyes of those that are lost and steeped in the darkness of false religion through the printed page...

Our guest will be Tim Faulk of Reach International, who provides us with an update regarding the military persecution against the Christian brethren in northern Myanmar, and details as to needed prayer for these brethren. These brethren endure much for the cause of the gospel of Jesus Christ - listen in so that you can pray informatively for their needs as they suffer adversity...

On this week’s episode of Wheat Among The Tares, Pastor Stephen Williamson shares the details of his experiences of his recent trip to Washington DC to visit with many of the members of our Congress, to pray with them and present them with a copy of the Atkins Bible (King James Bible) – the only Bible to be sanctioned by the United States Congress to be printed for the American people...our trust is that this episode will challenge you to pray for those in authority in your country...

This episode is another of our series, “ A Conversation w/ The Missionaries – Who Gave Themselves to the Lord. Our interview focuses on the life of George Muller, the man who through faith and prayer, established a ministry of orphanages that cared for thousands of children and was a testimony of the power of God in answering prayer. The blessing of this ministry was that, he spoke only unto the Lord about the needs and saw God answer “the impossible” throughout his 93 years…

Our guest on this week’s Wheat Among the Tares is Attorney Chris Schandevel of the Alliance Defending Freedom organization. Our discussion focuses on a case of primary importance as to the continued fight against the abortion industry – Kerr vs Planned Parenthood, a case originating out of South Carolina. The case focuses on the use of federal and state taxpayer money being given to Planned Parenthood for the purpose of ending the innocent lives of babies in the womb and the potential impact a victory would give against this ungodliness...

Our program for this week on Wheat Among the Tares features another episode of our series, “Missionaries Who Gave Their Lives”, and conveys a story from the mid-1800’s of a feared and ruthless Burmese robber, whose life was changed by the power of the Gospel…the man, Ko-tha-bu, became a faithful witness of the Gospel, and was instrumental in bringing many to the knowledge of the Lord Jesus Christ...

Our guest on this episode of Wheat Among the Tares is Brother John (full name withheld per request of the missionary) who is serving in the nation of India. He provides is with details as to his ministry in the northern regions of India and what he has found as to the challenges in reaching this people with the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ... May the Lord use this episode to help you to pray for this missionary and the work of the ministry in India...

This week’s Wheat Among the Tares program features Brother Karl Baker,  who, in this second episode, provides us with details of the operation of the King James Bible translation committees , and the carefulness of their handling of this perfect translation into the English Tongue… Listen in for another look back into the providence of God's giving of his holy word...

This week’s Wheat Among the Tares program features Brother Karl Baker, who, in this first episode, proves details into the background and composition of the King James Bible translation committees , and how the Lord guided and blessed their efforts… Listen in for this look back into history,  as to how God gave us a perfect translation into the English tongue…

Our guest this week on Wheat Among the Tares is Todd Nettleton, spokesman and host of the Voice of the Martyrs radio program. Todd shares current events regarding Christian persecution that is occurring in several countries in Africa, including Nigeria and Mozambique, along with an update on the current situation in the nation of Afghanistan. The need for prayer for our brethren in these countries is critical - listen in on how you can pray effectively for these in need...

This episode (Episode 02) features the life and history of David Brainerd, missionary to the native American tribes of New Jersey, Pennsylvania and New York in the early 1700's. This man, through struggles of soul and outward trials, gave himself to those who had no hope, and were steeped in the ways of idolatry and superstition. May the Lord bless you in the hearing of this episode, of one who gave himself to the Lord, that others might live...

In this episode, Brother Faulk provides an update of his recent trip into the war torn areas of central and northern Myanmar (Burma), and the work of the ministry as to church planting and the preaching of God's word... Be informed as to how to pray for these our brethren in this mission field...

This episode features historical "interviews" of two missionaries from church history, ( Anne Judson & Henry Nott ) that personify the meaning of the Christmas season, the "time of giving"… Join host Blake Lindsey for a time of reflection as we hear of the these that “gave their all” so that others may gain the greatest gift, eternal life…

Our guest on this episode of Wheat Among the Tares is Mr. Dick Snook, President Emeritus, of Missionary Flights International, a mission aviation ministry, which  is based in Fort Pierce Florida USA. Brother Snook provides us with details about the origin of Missionary Flights International, begun in 1964, and how they currently are involved in serving those on the foreign fields of the Bahama Islands, the Turks and Caicos Islands and the countries of Haiti and the Dominican Republic. Their ministry of "helps" provides reliable air transportation and logistical services, in order to assist missionaries and pastors in their ministry of proclaiming the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ in the area of the Caribbean...

in this episode, Pastor Eric Klerck shares how the Lord answered prayer in a miraculous way for him recently while involved in a street ministry outreach in northern Idaho...this program episode will surely strengthen your faith in the Lord and his ways to manifest his power...

This episode focuses on the controversy surrounding the Respect for Marriage Act currently before the US Congress, and the potential impact on Bible-believing Christians here in the United States. Brother Gibbs shares his insights as to his expectations related to the need for God's people to pray for his intercession, and the wisdom needed for Christians, especially pastors, if this legislation is enacted...

Gethsemane Global Radio's Hymns for Life host, Brad Lindsey, takes time to provide us with the history of several hymns that distinguish the Thanksgiving season such as We Gather Together, My Jesus I Love Thee (written by 16 year-old William Featherston) and The Lord's My Shepherd. These hymns have enriched the songs of the saints throughout the Thanksgiving season of the years - we trust this episode will be a blessing...