Joel 2:1-4
In this study, we trace a thread through the Old Testament book of Joel to describe an event still future called “the Day of the Lord.” But what is it? And why is it important to the future of all mankind?
Joel 1:13-20
There’s no doubt about it—the time when people are most willing to think and talk about God is when tragedy strikes. In this study, Dr. J. Vernon McGee makes no secret—or excuse—about why God allowed the nation of Israel to go through difficult times: Ultimately, he was drawing His people’s hearts back to Him.
Joel 1:4-13
Our fascinating study through book of Joel continues as God deals with the sin of drunkenness by summoning a plague of locusts. Follow along as Joel gives the nation 10 things they can do to repent and examines how the plague of locusts represents the Day of the Lord.
Joel 1:3
Although not a lot is known about the prophet Joel, Dr. J. Vernon McGee says this book has a foundational place in the prophecy God has given us. Its theme is “the Day of the Lord,” which Joel makes clear begins with the Great Tribulation.
James 5:5-20
Have you heard about the “patience of Job”? How about the powerful prayers of Elijah? In our last study in the book of James, we’ll learn from the examples of these great men and hear how we can apply what they taught to our lives today.
James 5:1-6
If Jesus were to come back today, what do you think He’d say about your bank account? That’s one of the difficult things our teacher, Dr. J. Vernon McGee, talks about in this study of James 5. Learn that God gives wealth not to be hoarded, but to be used for the good of others.
James 4:5-17
What is the cure for worldliness? That’s the question Dr. J. Vernon McGee answers in this study of James 4:5-17. Discover that when we submit ourselves to God, His abundant grace is all we need to overcome our sin and the world.
James 3:15-4:4
“God’s University.” That’s what our teacher Dr. J. Vernon McGee calls the study of James. So grab your “text book,” also known as your Bible, and hop aboard the Bible Bus as our education continues in James, chapters 3 and 4.
James 3:5-18
Like a fire, the tongue can consume and destroy everything it touches. But also like a fire, it can be useful when kept under proper control. Join us in our study of James, chapter 3, as Dr. J. Vernon McGee reminds us that the tongue can also reveal genuine faith in God’s people.
James 3:1-4
Dr. J. Vernon McGee says the tongue is the most dangerous weapon in the world. Find out what the Bible has to say about the importance of choosing our words wisely as our study of James continues.