Are you running from God? Jonah did—and he learned the hard way that you can’t escape God’s will. Join us in Jonah 2 as we uncover powerful lessons about obedience, God’s mercy, and the dangers of spiritual complacency.

Discover how pride deceives and destroys, separating us from God. Through vivid illustrations and timeless truths, we'll uncover the dangers of living without God and the transformative grace found in Jesus Christ.

Peter, Jude, and others all predicted the coming apostasy. Dr. McGee said that what was a cloud the size of a man’s hand in the days of those men is in our day a raging storm.

Explore God’s plan for the past, present, and future worlds. Together, we’ll unpack important truths about Christ’s return, God’s ultimate judgment, and the glorious promise of new heavens and a new earth where righteousness will reign eternally.

Peter, in his deathbed statement, tells us to have confidence in our faith, avoid the apostasy brought by false teachers, and be encouraged that God is in control.

What does the Resurrection mean to you today? Dr. McGee says we must each answer this question for ourselves. So, walk through the pages of John 20 and discover that we only gain our life when we lose itby turning it over to the living Christ.

The Resurrection changes everything. In this Easter message, Dr. J. Vernon McGee invites Simon Peter to the witness stand to testify about the risen Savior and the gift of eternal life He offers. Hear Peter's powerful account of Jesus’ resurrection and its life-changing promise for our future in this inspiring and hope-filled message.

If you had a message for the political, social, and religious leaders of the world, who would you send to deliver it? God chose a man from the back side of the desert, using the foolish to confound the wise.

Prayer is a vital part of our faith, but does the Bible mandate whether we should sit, kneel, stand, or lay prone on the floor when we pray? Is one position better than the others in producing results? What does the Bible really teach on the posture of prayer?

According to the Book of Job, man is born into suffering just as sparks fly upward. First Peter provides us with the godly principles to help us deal with our suffering.