What is the secret to success and satisfaction in life? As we study the downfall of Ephraim and God’s warning to Judah, we’ll find that the secret is the same in Isaiah’s time as it is in ours… knowing and understanding the Word of God. show less

As our study of Isaiah continues in chapter 29-31, find out what the prophet has to say about Jerusalem’s immediate future, as well as what will happen in the days to come. show less

As we’ve traveled through the book of Isaiah, we’ve made our way through several dark places. But every couple chapters, a bright ray of light shines down on God’s people. That’s where we find ourselves in chapters 31-32. So, hop aboard the Bible Bus as we study the coming Lord Jesus as the King who ushers in the Millennial kingdom. show less

In chapters 36 and 37 of our study of Isaiah, we leave what our teacher, Dr. J. Vernon McGee, calls the “high plane of prophecy” and descend into “the record of history.” Join us as we see the transfer of power from Assyria to Babylon and take a look at two important letters received by King Hezekiah during his reign. show less

1) Why do you believe the church will not be with the Lord during the Millennium?
2) Is Melchizedek an appearance of God since it says that he had no mother or father?
3) Can a woman be a pastor or speak in the pulpit?
4) What is your view of Islam?
5) Did the Old Testament saints have a new nature in Christ and did the Holy Spirit dwell in them?
6) Was John’s baptism looking forward to Christ or was it just a baptism of repentance?
7) Should we pray for revival? What about the return of Christ?

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For centuries, man has been seeking the idyllic form of society where all people live in perfect harmony—where poverty and sickness have been abolished and prosperity exists for all. But how do these man-made visions compare with the God-given revelation about the coming Millennium?

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