Thru the Bible – Sunday Sermon on Oneplace.com

In an honest search for its meaning, Dr. McGee tackles this confusing and difficult passage of Scripture, which is oftentimes skipped over by Bible commentators.

Hebrews 11 highlights how trust in God has shaped history from the dawn of time to the present day. In this sermon, Dr. J. Vernon McGee unpacks the Bible’s profound definition of faith: the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen (Hebrews 11:1). Explore the inspiring stories of Abel, Enoch, and Noah, and discover how their unwavering commitment to God can challenge and strengthen us today.

God has never saved anyone except through Jesus Christ. Before the flood and after the flood, during the time of the Law and until the Lord Jesus came, everything pointed to Himand it was always by faith. That's wisdom shared by Dr. J. Vernon McGee as he takes us through the Old Testament stories of Abel, Enoch, and Noah. Along the way, we discover that from the beginning of time, faith is the only thing that has saved man.

Journey with us to Bethlehem as we walk among the people and visit the places that were part of the preparation for God becoming a man. In this final message of a four-part series, Dr. McGee brings together the important events that set the stage for Jesus' birth and shares the Christmas story from a fresh and meaningful perspective.

Journey with us to Bethlehem as we walk among the people and visit the places that were part of the preparation for God becoming a man. In this third message of a four-part series, Dr. McGee looks at important events that set the stage for Jesus' birth, including the story of David's rise to the throne.

Journey with us to Bethlehem as we walk among the people and visit the places that were part of the preparation for God becoming a man. In this second message of a four-part series, Dr. McGee looks at important events that set the stage for Jesus' birth, including the tragic death of Jacob's wife Rachel.

Journey with us to Bethlehem as we walk among the people and visit the places that were part of the preparation for God becoming a man. In this first message of a four-part series, Dr. McGee looks at important events that set the stage for Jesus' birth, including the story of Ruth of Boaz.

(Hebrews 5:116:3) There comes a time in our spiritual lives when we must grow up and face life with courage and maturityto leave the basics and move toward a more resilient, effective faith. That was the call the writer of Hebrews made to the Jewish Christians struggling with persecution under the reign of mad Nero, and it's the call to each of us as well.

An overwhelming majority of people today believe that they will go to heaven. Some even believe that one day all people of all time will dwell in the presence of God, and they claim to have Scriptural support for this theory. But do they?

Dr. McGee says "the most important thing to do in our suffering is to draw near to God. When we do, He promises to draw near to us. In this popular message, he gives us seven reasons Scripture says we suffer, and also suggests four benefits of suffering for the believer.

The angel Gabriel is perhaps most well-known for breaking the news to Mary about her pregnancy with the Lord Jesus Christ. But it wasn’t the first time he came to earth and spoke of Jesus. In this intriguing study in the book of Daniel, find out why both appearances are important to us today.

(Daniel 9) The neglect of prayer has affected all areas of the Christian's personal life and the total life of the church. That is why we need to see men like Daniel as our models for prayer.

(Daniel 9) With every wind of change in the news there are those who attempt to use events to determine the exact date that the Lord will return for the church. Although the day and hour of Christ’s return is unknowable, there is a very precise prophetic calendar in Scripture.

(Daniel 1) Throughout history, we have venerated and highly esteemed those whoin the midst of temptation, turmoil, trials and troubleshave stayed the course and followed God, unmoved by the opposition they faced. Daniel is one such man.