(John 4) As he traveled to Jerusalem with the shadow of the cross looming over His head, He took the time to fulfill His appointment with a woman at a well who needed to experience the truth of salvation in her life.

(John 3) Dr. McGee puts the yardstick on the word “so,” showing God’s love to be infinite in height, wide as “whosoever,” deep as hell, and demonstrated by the length to which He has gone.

(John 1:1-3) Jesus asked His disciples, “Who do men say that I am?” This question revealed some wild and weird speculations by the multitudes who had witnessed the words and works of Jesus. Today, men are no different; there are still many who have created more outlandish speculations about a man who lived 2000 years ago.

The final segment of Dr. McGee’s four-part series “Why Four Gospels?” In what has been misunderstood as the “simple” gospel, Dr. McGee reveals that John’s intent in writing this gospel was to provide us with some of the most profound truths of the man Jesus Christ. 

(Numbers 22--25) What motivates you? Is it winning the game? Getting the best grade? Having the best car or house? Well, for Balaam, like many today, it was money. Join us to see how his greed not only affected his own life, but how it hurt those around him.

(Numbers 17) Educators, psychologists, and the clergy have tried to help people overcome the fear of death. And yet, in every person’s heart there remains at least a lingering apprehension. But even though death is on the horizon for all of us, we can experience true life right now.

(Numbers 1, 2) How do you move a nation of almost 3 million people through the desert in an orderly fashion? There was one well-organized group of nomads who, when they heard the blast of the trumpet, packed up and moved out.

(Luke 24:46-48) In a court of law, some of the best evidence that can make or break a case is the testimony of eye witnesses. God provided us with a number of witnesses who can testify to the reality of the resurrection of Jesus Christ after His death on the cross.

(Luke 23:27-49) Scripture reveals the undeniable truth that Jesus died on the cross; no student of the Bible could disagree with this fact. The problem comes to a head when the question is raised, 

(Luke 19) One of the most well-known stories from the Bible is that of Zacchaeus climbing into the branches of a sycamore tree in order to better see our Lord Jesus.