“How do I know if I am saved?” It’s one of the most common questions Christians ask their pastors. In this study, Dr. McGee takes us to God’s Word for the definitive answer and tells us about those who profess to be believers but are living a lie.

What is the secret to living the Christian life? Dr. McGee gives a very honest and straightforward answer to that question as he tells us how we can protect ourselves against the antichrists in the world today and the political ruler that will one day pretend to be Christ.

First John has one of the most succinct and clear summaries of what it means to be a Christian. If you know Jesus Christ as your Savior or if you’ve not yet met Him, this study will make it very clear to you what this life of following Jesus is all about.

God is love. That’s the theme we’re studying as we continue our study in 1 John. Learn more about important topics like: how to avoid the “wicked one,” the importance of loving our brother, and the sword of the Spirit—the weapon God has given to all of us.

Is there a difference between the Word of God and the commandments of God? Find out the answer to this question and more as the Apostle John tells us more about the importance of knowledge of and obedience to God’s Word.

Do you long for joy and assurance? In this study, Dr. McGee tells us that real joy is only found in a relationship with Jesus and through fellowship with God. Hear more about Jesus’ propitiation, advocacy, and intercession for each of us before the Father.

How can we have fellowship with God? It’s an important question. Dr. McGee shares two methods believers often try to get close to God, but don’t work; then he tells us more about the importance of confessing our sins so we can be restored to the Father.

In his first epistle, the Apostle John tells us God is holy and dwells in light, and that man is not holy and dwells in darkness—with a very steep and deep canyon between us and God. So how has God made a way for us to have a relationship with Him? Find out how we can step into the light of God’s Word and regain fellowship with Him.

What does it mean “to have a relationship with God?” We hear that phrase a lot—do you ever wonder how it works? Is having a relationship with God like having a relationship with other people? In this study, Dr. McGee answers these questions and tells us more about the benefits of having relationships with other believers as well.

Near the end of his life, the Apostle John, pastor of the church in Ephesus, wrote believers “a family letter” to teach them how to stand firm against heresy, to walk in the light, and grow closer to God. See how these principles still apply to us today.