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John Wycliffe was first to translate the Bible into English. It quickly found its way into the homes of the common people. It appealed to peoples reasoning and aroused them out of their passive submission of papal dogmas. Wycliffe now taught the distinctive doctrines of Protestantism,—salvation through faith in Christ, and the sole infallibility of the Scriptures. He trained preachers who circulated the Bible, along with the reformer's writings. Wycliffe’s teachings were met with great success and the new faith was accepted by half the English people. However, the arrival of the Scriptures brought dismay to the authorities of the church. They had now to meet an agency more powerful than Wycliffe,—an agency against which their weapons would avail little. There was at that time no law in England prohibiting the Bible, for it had never before been published in the language of the people. Such laws were afterward enacted and rigorously enforced to prevent people from reading the Bible. Meanwhile, notwithstanding the efforts of the priests, there was for a season opportunity for the circulation of the Word of God. Again the papist leaders plotted to silence the reformer's voice. Before three tribunals he was successively summoned for trial, but without avail. The Great Controversy(1888 ed.), p. 88

To learn more about John Wycliffe, read chapter 5 in The Great Controversy: https://greatcontroversy.pub/read/132.336

09/07/2025

Keep an eye out. KGEL radio is going online soon. We are also celebrating 10 years of broadcasting. The date for both is August 31 so keep an eye open for that listen live button on our website, kgelradio.org. You will be able to listen from anywhere you happen to be.

02/03/2025

Forgiveness doesn’t mean forgetting or excusing what happened—it means choosing to let go of bitterness and the desire for revenge. It’s a gift that frees your heart and reflects great strength and love.

Have you experienced the freedom that comes with forgiveness? Tell us in the comments!

19/02/2025

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11/02/2025

May your mind be stayed in Him today who has the power to save. Tune in today at 92.5 FM Springfield and Eugene.

‭Isaiah 26:3 KJV‬
Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on Thee: because he trusteth in Thee.
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10/02/2025

A bit of beauty to bring in the work week. Have a good one and remember to tune in at 92.5 FM Jasper, Springfield, and Eugene.

Wahkeena Falls careens down a long and tortuous path to the Columbia River. Partway down, the Corps of Engineers built a stone bridge where you can stand - and get soaked - while viewing a small portion of the 242' waterfall.

01/10/2021

This is the schedule for "The Great Reset" on KGEL Radio but the times are 5 PM.

01/10/2021

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16/03/2021

Faith Nugget #52
By Don Corcoran ([email protected]) Friday, March 12,2021

And it came to pass on the way, at the encampment, that the LORD met him, and sought to kill him.(Exodus 4:24, NKJV) One commentator suggests that this was“the Angel of the LORD,”(who had appeared other times in the Bible) but this time with a menacing appearance. Another one wrote that Moses may have here experienced an overwhelming sense of mental distress or had developed a fast-onset life-threatening illness. That could explain why Moses didn’t perform the neglected circumcision himself right then (see verses 25,26). But obviously, the LORD wasn’t intent on killing him, for if that had been so, He just would have done it, and not merely threatened him. Plus,Moses was in the process of going where God had sent him to go,to do what He wanted him to do: rescue the Hebrews from slavery! Here,God was making a deep impression on Moses to make things right after his neglect to circumcise one of his boys. Zipporah saw that her husband’s life was in peril, and by the tone of her words in this passage we can see that it was her fault. Perhaps after witnessing the circumcision of their firstborn, she felt that it was horrible and barbaric, so vowed not to allow it if they ever had another son. But God had given this duty to all the sons of Abraham, and no one had the right to interfere.The LORD expected Moses to do it regardless of the objections of his wife. Circumcision was an important symbol that God was first in his life and in the life of the family, a symbol of surrender to God, allowing Him to cut sin away from the heart (see Deut.10:16; 30:6; Jer.4:3,4; Rom.2:29). If this leader of the nation of Israel didn’t obey this important rite, how could he expect those he would soon be leading, to obey God? After Moses’ wife performed the rite, “He let him go”(v.26). There were other times, too, when God removed a plague or punishment as soon as wrongs were made right (i.e. Numbers 25; 2 Sam.24:25). This should be a lesson to those who feel they can trifle with God. Sin, the transgression of the law (1 John 3:4), and not doing what we know we should do (James 4:17), is very serious, and brings death (Rom.6:23a). God certainly loves human beings, but that doesn’t mean that He doesn’t care if we obey Him or not! Adam and Eve’s experience made this clear. All His commands are given from the standpoint of love for us, knowing what’s best for us, and with the desire for our response of loving obedience. Whenever things seem to go wrong, it’s a good idea to do some heartfelt praying and soul-searching to see if there may be something that we need to make right with God. And especially if we want to serve God, it’s essential to make sure there is nothing in the way of a good working relationship with Him. The counsel is, Humble yourselves in the sight of the Lord, and He shall lift you up. (James 4:10). This experience also reveals how important it is for people considering marriage to make sure they are on the same wavelength before “tying the knot.” One’s commitment to follow God can be greatly hampered, or even neutralized, if the other partner isn’t on board, creating great tension in the relationship, and greatly dishonoring God. After this experience, Moses sent Zipporah and the two boys back to Midian to be with the in-laws until after the Hebrew slaves were rescued from Egypt (see Exo.18:2).