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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.

Suffering is universalno matter the life, race, religion, gender, or economic status, everyone at some point will suffer. But why should God’s saints endure suffering?

From denial to bold proclamation, Simon Peter’s journey is a testament to God’s transformative power. In this message, Dr. J. Vernon McGee explores Peter’s storyhis failure at the fire, his restoration by the resurrected Christ, and his triumph in getting on fire for God. Be encouraged by how God redeems the weak to accomplish His greatest work. God’s grace never fails, even when we do!

Can doing good ever be wrong? In James 4 Dr. McGee explores how failing to act when we know what’s rightor doing good outside of God’s willcan lead to sin. Together, we’re challenged to align our lives with God’s purpose and see how our action, or inaction, reveals the depth of our commitment to Him.

Your tongue tells whether you’re ignorant or educated, cultured or crude, guilty or not guilty. And it can tell if you’re a believer or a blasphemer. In this study of James 3 Dr. McGee examines the destructive and redemptive power of our words, urging us to let God transform our speech and hearts. Learn to align your tongue with a living faith, showing the world who you truly follow.

Discover the one test God will never give as Dr. J. Vernon McGee unpacks the wisdom of James in this impactful sermon. Together we'll learn how life’s trials strengthen our faith, expose the pretenders, and lead us toward full Christian maturity.

Is your heart spiritually healthy? In this sermon, we’ll dive into what the Bible says about heart trouble, the dangers of a hardened heart, and how only Jesus can offer the ultimate cure.

Tradition tells us that James, the half-brother of Jesus, was called Old Camel Knees because of the time he spent in prayer. Learn from his experience and discover how to pray for wisdom or healing and against worldliness. Together we'll gain practical, life-changing lessons to strengthen our connection with God through prayer.

Dr. McGee takes us on a thought-provoking journey through history and Scripture as he challenges this popular belief. Discover the biblical truth about God's fatherhood and what it means to be His true child.