King Solomon’s search for satisfaction continues in our study of Ecclesiastes 1 and 2. Follow along as we see the wise king foolishly look to wisdom and pleasure to bring him the fulfillment only a relationship with God can provide.

God’s answer to humanism. That’s how Dr. J. Vernon McGee describes the book of Ecclesiastes. Our continuing study of chapter 1 takes us through the laws of nature, where we learn that despite King Solomon’s wisdom, the only thing that truly matters is when we receive Jesus Christ as our Savior.

Man has tried to be happy without God, and this book shows the absurdity of the attempt. That’s what we hear from Dr. J. Vernon McGee as we begin our study of Ecclesiastes. Join us for King Solomon’s dramatic account of the time he turned from God and looked for satisfaction in the world.

I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me Really, all things? Discover the secret behind this promise that begins when you are where God wants you to be, doing His will, in His power.

Want to know the secret to real contentment? Make Christ the center of your life. If you spend time in the questionable things of this world, your life will lack meaning and power. Instead, invest time thinking about Jesus and His Word and your contentment will grow. A beautiful section of God’s Word.

Worried about something today? Learn how to pray about it instead. We’ll learn in Philippians 4 how to exchange stress for strength and anxiety for thanksgiving. Best of all, you’ll experience the peace of God that He promises to everyone who entrusts Him with everything in their lives. Joy is the source of power; prayer is the secret of power.

Rejoice in the Lord is not a suggestionit’s a commandment! Learn in this study of Philippians 4 how joy is a fruit of the Holy Spirit and the source of power in the life of every Christian.

Are you looking forward to the day when your body will look like the one Jesus had after His resurrection? There will be a day when we will be like Him. Discover more about that beautiful transformation in our study of Philippians 3.

God can and will lead a willing believer. Be willing to do His will. That’s what we learn from Dr. McGee in this study of Philippians 3 about how Jesus Christ shows up in your life. See how following God translates into your whole way of life.

In his revolutionary letter given to the church at Philippi, Paul describes all those things he once trusted for his righteousness as "rubbish" compared to the knowledge of Christ the Lord. We must come to Christ as a bankrupt sinner and trust Him to save us.