Daniel continues to explain Nebuchadnezzar’s dream. Are the dreams applicable to us today? Find out as we continue our exciting study in the Old Testament book of Daniel.

What is this world coming to? That’s what God was trying to tell Nebuchadnezzar through the dream Daniel interpreted. The application is important to us today as well. Dr. McGee walks us through what he calls a remarkable passage of Scripture.

Daniel is ushered into Nebuchadnezzar’s presence with his life on the line. Can Daniel answer the king’s impossible question? If so, how? That’s what our teacher Dr. McGee is talking about as our study of Daniel, chapter two, continues.

An impossible situation. That’s where we find Daniel. The king has a dream and wants his wise men to interpret it or they will be executed. The catch? He won’t tell them what the dream is about. The exciting story of Daniel continues.

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.

For the grace of God that bringeth salvation hath appeared to all men. That’s the good news we hear as our journey through the short but powerful New Testament book of Titus continues. Learn from what Paul has to say about conduct in the congregation in Crete and discover that it applies to the church today as well.

What is the role of elders in the church? That’s the topic we’re discussing as our study of Paul’s letter to his spiritual son, Titus, continues. Follow along as Paul encourages Titus to be stricter with the truth, warns him against legalism in the congregation, and above all else reminds him that sound doctrine is the foundation on which the church should be built.

Conduct in the church. That’s what we’re studying in the New Testament book of Titus. Dr. McGee explains that Paul’s message is surprisingly not about rules and regulations in the church, but about the heart and character of those leading it.

The old saying practice what you preach could very well have gotten its beginning in the tiny but powerful book of Titus. Find out more about the young Gentile pastor Paul led to Christ, and hear some of the wisdom Paul shares with him for the church on the island of Crete.

In our study through the wild and wonderful book of Ezekiel we’ve learned about some dark days. But in Ezekiel 40-48 we’ll see the glory of the Lord returned to the millennial temple. In this exciting study Ezekiel gives us a sneak peek of the millennial city and land during the Millennium.

What will God do about evil in the world? That’s what we’re finding out in our study of Ezekiel. Join us in chapters 38-40 as we hear more about the invasion of Israel and the six plagues God brings upon Gog’s armies.

In the second part of this study on Ezekiel 38 and 39, Dr. J. Vernon McGee tells us more about Gog’s invasion of Israel. Join us in looking at prophecy of these dark and difficult days. Though it may be troublesome to hear, Dr. McGee says there is an important message we won’t want to miss.

As our study of the Old Testament book of Ezekiel continues, this part of our journey takes us through the prophecy of Gog’s invasion of Israel. So where is God? And why is this a significant event? That’s what we’ll learn from our teacher Dr. J. Vernon McGee in this study of Ezekiel 38 and 39.

There are some pretty amazing scenes in the Bible that are more shocking and scarier than any blockbuster movies out there. Be warnedin this study there is a scene that is so awesome that no special effects could ever do it justice. See God do the incredible as our journey through Ezekiel continues.

One of the most comforting and meaningful pictures God gives us of Himself is that He is our shepherd. In Ezekiel 34, we visit Israel during a turbulent time. Jerusalem has fallen and false prophets are described as shepherds who fed themselvesjust the opposite of the Good Shepherd who gives His life for the sheep. What will Ezekiel do? Join us for the answer in this exciting study.

As hard as it is to hear, being warned is sometimes the most loving thing someone could do for us. In this study of Ezekiel 33, we’ll see a big warning sign posted by the prophet Ezekiel. Will the people finally listen?

Egypt is mentioned by Ezekiel, Isaiah, Jeremiah, and the Minor Prophets. It plays a major part in the history of Israel, and in its day was a major part in the economy and protection of all the countries that surrounded it. So, what happens when they don’t heed Ezekiel’s warning? Will God destroy this nation when so many lives depend on it? e

Hop aboard the Bible Bus for this study in what Dr. J. Vernon McGee calls, A remarkable prophecy. Together we’ll explore Ezekiel chapters 29 and 30 and hear more about God’s judgment of Egypt.

If you’re not a follower of Jesus, one of the things about the Bible that should make you sit up and take notice is the number of prophecies that have actually been fulfilled. Event after event prediction after prediction God has foretold His story down to the smallest detail. Today we study one of these prophesies known as the lamentation for Tyre.

When word finally came to Ezekiel that Jerusalem had been destroyed, he turned his attention to the surrounding nations. One of those was Tyre, which was a great and powerful city. When Tyre was destroyed, it seemed like a fulfillment of Ezekiel’s prophecy, but we’ll find out that his prophecy would not be complete for another 300 years.

One of Jesus’ most memorable methods of teaching was through parables. But did you know long before the time Christ, the prophet Ezekiel also used parables to teach God’s people? Dr. J. Vernon McGee shares two of those parables with us from Ezekiel chapters 23 and 24.