(Esther 4) When God breaks into our lives and calls us to Himself, what purpose does He have? Is it merely to save us from our sin, or does He have a greater use for us in His kingdom?

Hatred for God’s people is a common theme throughout history. We see it today, and Queen Esther certainly saw it in her day, too. Examine the life of Esther, King Xerxes, and the villainous Haman and see how nothing or no one can ever keep God from loving and preserving His people.

Long before Esther became queen, God was moving in the difficult circumstances of her life. He's working in ours, too. In this message Dr. J. Vernon McGee reminds us that God leads us, guides us, and will never give up on us.

(Esther 1) Before Esther became queen, another woman was removed from the position. Learn the story of Queen Vashti and how one justified but controversial decision changed the course of her life, Esther's life, and ours too.

(Esther) What determines the events in our lives? Is it chance? Is it our choices? What we’ll discover that the foundation of the Bible is that God’s providence is always at work in every event.

We’re at war with spiritual beings, but what weapons do we have to fight off the attacks? We’ll discover not only what they are, but how to use them in our daily warfare in the heavenlies.

Does God require a tithe? Are we commanded to give 10% of our salaries? Paul makes the issue of giving abundantly clear in his second letter to the Corinthians.

We read in Ecclesiastes that there is no new thing under the sun. Yet Paul said in 2 Corinthians that he who is in Christ is a new creation. How can these seemingly contradictory statements be reconciled? Well, one was made from the viewpoint of a man living under the S-U-N and the other from a man living under the S-O-N.

What makes prayer effective? Nehemiah, the businessman, gives us a practical model. Dr. J. Vernon McGee highlights Nehemiah's "Three S's"solicitude, supplication, and submissionand how they can help us transform our own relationship with God.

The cornerstone of the Christian faith is the resurrection of Jesus Christ; without it there would be no reason to believe that Jesus could save us from anything. But many in post modernity are downplaying its value and importance.