Paul set forth in Galatians 6:7 the principle, God is not mocked: for whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap. Dr. McGee reveals how God works this principle out in the lives of men using the story of Ahab and Jezebel as his example.

God uses some of the strangest stories to teach us lessons for living the Christian life. Such was the case when a man lost a borrowed ax head by dropping it into the Jordan River. Dr. McGee gleans some amazing lessons for us from this seemingly minor event in the life of Elisha.

Dr. McGee takes us to the Scriptures and uses the healing of Naaman, the captain of the Syrian army, from leprosy as a principle of what the Bible really says about why and when God heals.

Modern tracking technology makes it possible for missiles to reach their targets with pinpoint accuracy, but in ancient times arrows had no tracking technology. That is, until God guided the flight of a randomly-shot arrow to fulfill His prophetic word in the life of a king who mocked Him.

How do you handle difficulties in your life? How do you cope with the dark clouds of despair that surround you during times of trial and tribulation? David gives us help as he finds stability, strength, and security upon the Rock of God.

David sinned and as a result he had to pay the consequences of that sin. Part of that punishment was when David was betrayed by his own son, Absalom. This message illustrates that God’s children cannot get by with sin.

David set the standard by which every king after him was measured. However, even the great king had his breaking point. Follow along as we recount three events in the life of David that sum up his entire biography and then focus in on onehis heartbreaking relationship with his son Absalom. Together we'll see that choosing God's way is the only path that leads to salvation.

Aside from killing Goliath, David is probably best known for his sin with Bathsheba. This message presents four things that happen to every believer when they sin, while at the same time asserting that God offers forgiveness to those who love Him. David repented and was forgivenif God hadn't forgiven him, there would be no hope for our own forgiveness.

Is all sin equal? Or in God’s eyes are some worse than others? Join Dr. McGee in 1 Chronicles 21 as he takes a look at the life of David and warns us against the one sin he says is greater than all others.

(2 Samuel 9) When David befriends the son of his friend Jonathan, it illustrates beautifully the forgiveness of our sins through the blood of Jesus Christ.