Before He preached, Jesus built. From repairing broken tools to restoring broken lives, discover how the Carpenter of Nazareth still rebuilds hearts and homes today.

From heaven’s glory to a humble manger, Jesus became one of us. Discover how this mystery of the incarnation reveals God’s love and changes how we live today.

Bethlehem was more than a manger scene—it was the moment God stepped into our broken world. In the midst of sin and sorrow, He brought hope, grace, and new life through Jesus Christ. This message invites us to see Christmas not as a tradition, but as God’s answer to our deepest need and His promise of peace in every crisis.

Even in a troubled world, God has not left us alone. In this message, Dr. McGee reminds us that the Holy Spirit is quietly at work—restraining evil, stirring hearts, and drawing people to Christ. Discover how His presence brings comfort, conviction, and hope, and why responding to His gentle leading is the beginning of true life in Jesus.

Many believers and dedicated church-goers really have little to no knowledge about the third member of the trinity—what He does, where He is, and why it's so important to have Him working in our lives today.

Christ’s first coming wasn’t for judgment, but to provide a way of peace, reconciling men to God. But His second coming will be for the judgment of all who have forsaken the free offering of salvation that He came to provide the first time.

Scripture speaks of a woman arrayed in purple and scarlet, and on her forehead is written, “Mystery, Babylon the Great.” An angel explains to John that the woman “is that great city which reigns over the kings of the earth.” Some believe that this is a picture of the rebuilding of the great city of Babylon.

Have you ever seen a UFO? Well, there was a man who saw things flying through the air, but he was told exactly what they were. The man was the prophet Zechariah who on one night had ten visions given to him by God.

Why are we impotent against the onslaught of evil that overruns our world? We find the secret of power in this unexpected place in the Old Testament.

Usually a funeral is a time of mourning and sorrow, but not with Jesus in attendance. The Bible records three times when Jesus attended a funeral, and each time He turned sorrow into joy and mourning into praise.