1 Samuel 11:1-12:25
Give yourself to prayer. Fear the Lord. Serve Him with all your heart. And always remember what great things He has done for you. That’s the great advice Samuel gives the people as Saul is crowned king. That’s also good advice for us today. Join us as the saga of Samuel and Saul continues.
1 Samuel 9:1-10:27
The people are desperate for a king, and God obliges with Saul. But as our teacher, Dr. J Vernon McGee, says, “he’s Satan’s man.” Follow along as Israel continues to reject God and put their hope in an unfit king.
1 Samuel 6:1-8:22
Thinking that it was a good luck charm, the Philistines have captured the ark of the covenant. Problem is, it has brought them nothing but harm. So, it’s tossed from group to group like a “hot potato.” Is the ark eventually returned to God’s people? Will they accept it?
1 Samuel 3:1-5:12
The story of God calling Samuel in the night is most often reserved for Sunday school. But Dr. J. Vernon McGee says it’s “not only a beautiful story, but it makes one of the most important transitions in the Bible—the change from God leading His people through a priest now to a king.”
1 Samuel 2:1-3:1
Quick, name a few of the greatest prayers in the Bible. Did you include Hannah’s prayer in 1 Samuel 2? Our teacher, Dr. J. Vernon McGee, says the prayer of this mother is the first time we hear about the Messiah.
1 Samuel 1:1-28
While the people cry for a king, Hannah cries for a child. Find out how God’s response to both of these requests is intertwined in a way that will change history forever.
Acts 27:35-28:31
Our journey through Acts has taken us from Jerusalem, all around eastern Europe, Turkey, out on the Mediterranean, and finally to Rome. It’s the end of the road for the prisoner, Paul. Or is it? Find out in this conclusion to an amazing book.
Acts 27:14-35
As the ship continues to Rome, a great storm appears. Will Paul and those aboard be saved? What does God have in store for them? That’s what Dr. J. Vernon shares in this action-packed study.
Acts 26:29-27:13
Still a prisoner, Paul is now on his way to Rome. While in chains, his vision and mission are clear. Join us for the journey as God’s story in the life of Paul continues to play out.
Acts 26:1-28
The great drama of Paul before King Agrippa continues. As Dr. McGee points out, Paul’s freedom is at stake, but so is Agrippa’s eternal future. What does Paul say? How does the King respond? Find out in what Dr. McGee calls “one of the great literary masterpieces of all time.”