Our study in the New Testament book of Hebrews concludes with a terrific summary. We are called to put our faith into action, obey God’s Word, and allow Him to work in our lives.

Hebrews 13 says, Jesus Christ, the same yesterday, and today and forever. Not only is this one of the most popular verses in Scripture, it’s also one of the most misapplied verses, as well. Our teacher, Dr. J. Vernon McGee, examines its meaning and proper application and puts to rest some of the misconceptions we commonly hear.

Have you ever experienced an earthquake? The ground you’re standing on shifts and sways and unfamiliar rumbling sounds come from every direction. It’s scary! Join us for our continuing study of the sixth danger signal in Hebrewsthe peril of denyingand be reminded that Jesus is the Rock that cannot be shaken.

Our study of the warning signs posted in the book of Hebrews continues today as we learn about the sixth and final danger signal here in Hebrews 12. Hop aboard the Bible Bus with us as Dr. McGee tells us more about the peril of denying and how this warning directed toward Jewish Christians applies to us today.

If you’re enduring a season of trials, this special message is just for you. Join as our teacher, Dr. J. Vernon McGee, offers this perspective: God just doesn’t let you be disciplined for no purpose in the world. He says there’s always a reason.

When you come to Jesus Christ in faith, it’s amazing. But as great as that day is, when you pick up your cross every day and follow Christ faithfully over a lifetimeright to the finish linethat is even more amazing. But it’s not easy. Join us in Hebrews chapter 12 for encouragement for the journey.

What’s holding you back from living the Christian life? That’s what our teacher, Dr. J. Vernon McGee, asks us in this study of Hebrews 12, verses 1 and 2. Be reminded to look to Jesus, the author and finisher of our faith.

When we’re willing to trust God, we discover He always honors His Word. That’s what we’re learning as we journey through Hebrews, chapter 11. Before moving to chapter 12, join in our final study of those who have suffered for their faith but endured it by trusting God and staying true to His Word.

Who’s Who in the Bible. That’s what some people call the famous passages in Hebrews 11. Our study of God’s most faithful continues as we examine the life of Rahab and others.

Legendary heroes of our faith. That’s what we’ve been studying in our journey through Hebrews 11. Hop aboard the Bible Bus as we look further into the abiding faith of Isaac, Jacob, Joseph, Moses, and Joshua.