If you knew you were going to die tomorrow, what would you say to those you love? Would you have any advice or final thoughts that you’d want to share? Dr. McGee calls 2 Peter 1 “the swan song of Simon Peter” because it was written shortly before his execution and gives us great insight into living the Christian life.

Living the Christian life isn’t easy. If you need some help and hope, Dr. J. Vernon McGee gives us encouragement and direction for living the Christian life straight from God’s Word.

There is something beyond salvation is the important message our teacher, Dr. J. Vernon McGee, shares in this study. Learn that there is much more to the Christian life than merely being saved.

The Apostle Peter shares secrets of life and Christian living, including how to have peace with God, how to know God, how to escape the pollution of the world, and how to have everything we need for life and godliness.

Is the Apostle Peter the true author of 2 Peter? Why is 2 Peter so different from 1 Peter? What are the similarities between 2 Peter and 2 Timothy? Our teacher, Dr. J. Vernon McGee, answers these questions and more in this introduction to the New Testament book of 2 Peter.

Is it really the end of Israel’s Northern Kingdom? Or does God have more in store for them? Dr. McGee tells us more about God’s unending love for Israel and His plan for them as a united kingdom in the future.

God does not forget our deeds, whether good or evil. A dark day in Israel warns us that a famine of the Word of God can happen to any nation that rejects His Word and that, as part of their judgment, ten tribes shall never return to the Northern Kingdom after their captivity.

Judgment comes upon King Amaziah for trying to stop Amos from prophesying. Dr. McGee explains Amos’ vision of the summer fruit and tells us more about the pending judgment of the Northern Kingdom.

The Israelites continue their pursuit of pleasure as Amos calls them to repentance, even as King Amaziah tries to stop him. Explore his three visions, which show the love of God for Israel as well as the judgment that is soon to come.

What were the sins of Israel that kept them from turning to God?The list may surprise you: illicit sex, gluttony, improper music, and drunkenness. Sound familiar? Dr. J. Vernon McGee tells us that Amos’ words of warning to the Israelites so long ago are important to us as a nation today.