2 Kings 21:1-22:11
What does it take to bring about revival and invite God’s presence into our lives? That’s what Dr. J. Vernon McGee is talking about as we see the presence of God disappear between the reign of Hezekiah and the new king, Manasseh.
2 Kings 20:1-21
Hezekiah is facing death and pleads for God to extend his life. Don’t miss this special study as we see God’s response to the king and hear Dr. McGee talk about his own battle with cancer.
2 Kings 19:1-20:3
The Northern Kingdom is in captivity, and now the Assyrian army is at the gates of Jerusalem, threating to take the Southern Kingdom, too. What will King Hezekiah do?
2 Kings 18:1-37
Our focus shifts from Israel to Judah as a new king, one Dr. McGee calls “the best king who has reigned since David,” takes the throne.
2 Kings 16:1-17:41
Why did God allow His chosen people to go into captivity? 2 Kings 16-17 gives us three specific reasons. Hop aboard the Bible Bus as we see a long line of kings come and go as Israel continues to suffer.
2 Kings 13:1-15:38
Elisha nears the end of his life. Walk with us through 2 Kings 13-15 as we say goodbye to this great prophet and follow a line of kings to come.
2 Kings 11:1-12:21
Ahab and Jezebel are dead, but their evil legacy continues through their daughter Athaliah. Stay with us as we journey through what Dr. McGee calls a gory and grizzly study, because a revival is just around the corner.
2 Kings 9:1-10:36
There is a new king in town and he’s about to pay a deadly visit to evil Queen Jezebel. Learn about her demise and other sordid details in the life of King Jehu as we continue to make our way through God’s entire Word.
2 Kings 7:1-8:29
Elisha has good news for the king. The famine will end tomorrow. But will the king believe him? Is this enough to stop Elisha’s execution?
2 Kings 6:1-33
“God is concerned with the small events in our lives.” That’s the message Dr. J. Vernon McGee has for us as he explains the significance of Elisha’s miracle of the floating axe.