There is no lasting happiness or peace in this life apart from a relationship with Jesus Christ, Dr. McGee shares in today’s study full of practical and wise advice from Peter about living a life that’s pleasing to God.

Did you know there is a three-fold cord binding a Spirit-filled marriage? And what does God expect from a Christian who is married to someone who is unsaved? The answer might surprise you. Marriage is our subject in this study of 1 Peter 3.

A godly life speaks louder than any message from the pulpit is the encouragement we receive from Dr. J. Vernon McGee today. This study from 1 Peter gives us practical help in living the Christian life and teaches us what it takes to be a living witness to the grace of God.

Does my life reflect the glorious, wonderful gospel? Do people observe my good works and glorify God? These are some of the important questions Dr. J. Vernon McGee says we should be asking. In this study, we examine our hearts and are reminded that every believer in the Lord Jesus Christ is a priest.

The apostle Paul wrote to young Timothy that bodily exercise profits a little, but godliness is profitable for all things. In this study we learn Peter also had some counsel on this subject.

When gold is refined, the first step is melting it so it becomes pure. In our continuing study of 1 Peter, we’re reminded that every trial we face is good and allowed by God for a similar processone that refines us and purifies our hearts.

We’re living in an amazing timein the valley between two mountain peaks, as Dr. McGee describes it. One peak represents the suffering of Jesus Christ, which is past, and the other peak is the glory of Jesus Christ, which is yet in the future. Find out why this time is so special, and how the Holy Spirit is central to our lives.

Someday soon, Jesus Christ is coming again. That’s the terrific reminder our , Dr. J. Vernon McGee, gives us as we discover the importance of trials in our lives and see how God uses them to bring us closer to Him.

Why do God’s children suffer? Difficult question, isn’t it? Fortunately, God’s Word has a lot to say for those going through hard times. In this study, the apostle Peter addresses Christians who were facing all kinds of trials and reminds us how wonderful it is to be a child of the King.

Today’s study brings us to a tough subjectin fact, Dr. J. Vernon McGee calls it difficult: The doctrine of election.