What does it mean to walk with the Lord? Dr. J. Vernon McGee assures us that learning to walk with God’s Spirit is partly trial and error. We start out looking to Jesus and things are fine. Then something comes along to upset us, and we take our eyes off our Savior. Discover how to stay in step with the Savior in this study.
J. Vernon McGee takes the listener through the entire Bible in just five years chapter by chapter through both the Old and New Testaments. The Saturday broadcast is Questions and Answers which covers questions sent in by listeners of the daily Thru the Bible program. Sunday Sermon is Sunday's program offering listeners a collection of the most effective and fruitful sermons given by Dr. McGee during his ministry at the historic church of the Open Door when it was in downtown Los Angeles.
J. Vernon McGee takes the listener through the entire Bible in just five years chapter by chapter through both the Old and New Testaments. The Saturday broadcast is Questions and Answers which covers questions sent in by listeners of the daily Thru the Bible program. Sunday Sermon is Sunday's program offering listeners a collection of the most effective and fruitful sermons given by Dr. McGee during his ministry at the historic church of the Open Door when it was in downtown Los Angeles.
When in front of the most powerful man in the ancient world, King Nebuchadnezzar, Daniel chooses to stand for God. Join us today in Daniel chapter 1 for a study that Dr. McGee’s calls foundational to our understanding of all prophecy.
Castrated and in captivity, Daniel and his three friends (all around the age of seventeen) find themselves in training as scholars for the king. But how can you simultaneously serve God and a heathen king? That’s what we’ll find out as our study of Daniel begins.
One of the most thrilling books of the Bible. That’s how our teacher, Dr. J. Vernon McGee, describes the Old Testament book of Daniel. Hop aboard the Bible Bus for this terrific introduction that sets the stage for not only the studies to come, but also for our understanding of God’s Word as a whole.
Grace to others. That’s the focus of this study in the New Testament book of Philemon. Join us for a very personal story of a runaway slave and listen as the Apostle Paul pleads with his owner to act in love, just as God has done with each one of us.
As we’ve traveled through the book of Titus, the Apostle Paul has been clear: Sound doctrine is the foundation of a healthy church. In our study of chapter 3, we’ll hear Paul reaffirm this belief and add that in response to God’s mercy and grace, the church should also be engaged in good works.