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Solomon has died and Rehoboam is in power. Join us for a front row seat to this leadership change in Israel and the consequences of some very poor personal and political decisions, including the tragic division of the kingdom.

What is God's measure of success? That's what we'll hear in this important look at the life of Solomon through the eyes of God.

All Scripture is written for us, but not all Scripture is written to us. That's what we'll hear in this study of the misapplied verse in 2 Chronicles 7. Together we'll discover which blessings God has promised us and those which He has not.

The temple is completed and the ark of the covenant has been carried in. Learn why this is the permanent resting place for the ark and why it shouldn't be moved again. This final placement was significant in Solomon's day and it's also significant for you and me.

Have you ever wondered why God included some of the things He did in His Word? For example, why didn't He tell us more about creationand fewer details about how to build the temple and how to decorate it? We'll hear the answers to these questions and more as we travel the pages of 2 Chronicles 2-5.

What makes a man or nation or church great? That's what Dr. J. Vernon McGee is talking about in our study of 2 Chronicles. Join us as Solomon takes the throne and prays for wisdom. Will God grant him this desire?

What's the greatest prayer in the Bible? Dr. J. Vernon McGee says David's Kingdom prayer in 1 Chronicles 29 certainly should be among those we consider. Hear David's final words and see Solomon crowned as king.

David's plans for the temple are well underway, but there is still much to be done. Travel with us through God's Word as David organizes the people and calls the leaders of Israel together for one final message.

Let's keep in step with God and do something that is alive and moving! That's the inspiration we'll hear from Dr. J. Vernon McGee in 1 Chronicles 22-23. Don't miss this exciting study that covers the preparations for the building of the temple and David naming Solomon as his successor.

God's mercy. That's what we're talking about in this study. Come along and see David repent and learn about the rest, peace, solace, and quietness of soul that God offers each of us.

David's adultery with Bathsheba and the murder of her husband was scandalous. Yet when the events of David's life are recounted from God's perspective in the book of 1 Chronicles, that's not the sin God points out as the greatest blot on David's record. Find out what God says is David's greatest sin and why.

We're at war. That's right, what is happening in our world is just a reflection of the spiritual battle raging in our souls. Dr. J. Vernon McGee walks us through some of the same battles David fought and we see God's faithfulness throughout his lifetime as well as our own.

What does it really mean to worship God? Is it the songs we sing or the music we listen to? That's what we'll find out when David, the man after God's own heart, pours out his soul before God as his life and reign draw to an end.

Is getting the Word of God out easier today than it was in David's time? That's what our teacher, Dr. J. Vernon McGee, discusses as the saga of David and the ark continues.

There is great value in studying the lives of Old Testament saints. Follow along as Dr. J. Vernon McGee shares life principles drawn from King David's life, most importantly that God's way is always better than our own.

What was David's biggest sin? If you answered his relationship with Bathsheba, you may be surprised at God's point of view. Join us in 1 Chronicles, chapters 11 and 12, where we learn that God's view of sin may be very different than what we've been taught.

Who killed Saul? Did he kill himself? Did he die from his wounds inflicted by the Philistines? Or did the young Amalekite kill him as he bragged to David? That's the mystery we tried to solve in our study of 1 Samuel. But as we travel through 1 Chronicles, we finally hear the truth from God's perspective. Stay tuned as we learn the answer to not only who killed Saul, but also why.

The desert of Chronicles, that's how Dr. J. Vernon McGee describes the landscape of our new study in this Old Testament book. Our journey through Chronicles takes us through some of the same events as the book of Kings, but this time we'll see them from God's viewpoint instead of man's.

In our study of Romans 16 we come down from the mountain peaks of doctrine, to what Dr. J. Vernon McGee calls the dirty streets of first century Rome. Hop aboard the Bible Bus for the amazing conclusion of our study in Romans with Paul's words of gratitude for those who made his ministry possible.

How do you choose which charities or ministries to financially support? Do you consider the priorities of its mission? Do you investigate its effectiveness? Or are you swayed by emotional appeals? Dr. J. Vernon McGee shares two important points to consider before giving money to any organization.

There's nothing like a personal note. They're rare in our day of digital communication. We continue our look at Paul's personal communication to the church in Rome with an added bonus of some personal thoughts from Dr. McGee.

Agreement on doctrine and Christian behavior has been an issue since the beginning of the church. Our discussion of Christian conduct continues as our study of Romans moves from Paul's doctrinal thoughts to his more personal notes.

Should a Christian's life be so different that people around us know that we believe? Dr. McGee points out three important principles for Christian living.

Our liberty in Jesus Christ does not mean we have license to do anything we want. That's one of the important lessons we learn from Dr. J. Vernon McGee as our study of Christian conduct continues.

The Bible makes some areas of Christian conduct black and white and some are grey. So how do we know what do?

Should a Christian ever rebel against the government and authorities? That's one of the important questions we discuss in our ongoing study of Christian living.

Is Christianity simply a hope for an eternal future? Or does it provide answers for the here and now? These are the questions Dr. J. Vernon McGee answers in today's study.

If you're a Christian, a believer in Jesus Christ, how do people know you follow the Lord? That's the question we discuss in this study of Christian conduct.

The gospel walking in shoe leather. That's how Dr. McGee describes the last section we'll study in the book of Romans. Hop aboard the Bible Bus for our final studies in one of the most powerful books of the Bible.

Our greatest days are ahead of us. That's the good news we hear as we continue to see the depths of God's love for us and the lengths He has gone, and will go, to save us.

Paul says that we are looking for that blessed hopethat is, the day when Christ will come again. What will that be like, and when will it happen?

In his epistle to the Philippians, Paul says that Jesus made Himself of no reputation, taking the form of a bondservant, and coming in the likeness of men. This begs the question, why would God the Son leave His heavenly dwelling and in humility take on human nature?

God offers us wonderful gifts as benefits of salvation. They're of infinite beauty because they come out of the heavenlies, and they were purchased with the precious blood of Christ.

Considers both the man-ward side and the God-ward side of our Lord's birth as recorded in Luke's Gospel. Just like the inn, our hearts can be too crowded for Him to enter.

Traces the genealogy of Jesus from Abraham to His birth at Bethlehem. Explains the difference between the two genealogies in the New Testament and why the virgin birth was imperative.

Does a believer need to make a public confession of his faith to be saved? That's one of the many important questions Dr. J. Vernon McGee answers as we continue our study in the book of Romans.

Only God's mercy keeps any of us from going to hell. That's the plain truth from Dr. J. Vernon McGee as the Bible Bus pulls up to Romans 9:25.

Divine election and human free will are controversial topics. In fact, Dr. McGee says this may be the strongest message we've ever heard him give. Find out why as our study of Paul's magnificent book to the ancient church of Rome continues.

Some theologians think Romans chapters 9-11 don't fit with the rest of the book. But Dr. J. Vernon McGee disagrees. Find out why this section is vital to the overall logic and doctrine of Romans.

The pinnacle of Romans maybe even the entire Bible. That's what Dr. J. Vernon McGee says about Romans 8:28. Join us for an unforgettable study of this life-changing passage.

Is life difficult? Then this study is just for you. Dr. J. Vernon McGee talks about the suffering of all believers and shares about his personal struggle with cancer.

What's the secret to Spirit-filled living? That's what we talk about in this study of Romans.

We're in for some incredible scenery as the Bible Bus arrives at the high peak of Romans 8.

If you're trying to live the Christian life on your own, you're working way too hard. That's what we learn as the Bible Bus arrives at Romans 7:7.

An all-important section in the Word of God is how Dr. J. Vernon McGee describes Romans 7. Today the Bible Bus sets out to examine the shackles of a saved soul.

Many don't realize they are in bondageservants and slaves to sin. Dr. J. Vernon McGee clearly describes how true freedom can only be found when we place our hope and trust in Jesus.

What's the difference between justification and sanctification? Dr. J. Vernon McGee talks about this and so much more.

In this message we hear about the last two benefits of salvation and move into a study of how a believer can be sanctifiedor set apartfor God.

The benefits of salvation is Dr. J. Vernon McGee's topic today. Hop aboard as we discover that beyond eternal life, there are many benefits for the believer on earth as well.

Salvation is by faith alone. If you've been studying with us for the past couple weeks you've heard the Apostle Paul's very convincing argument for this statement. But what about the Old Testament? How were men like Abraham and David saved?

How can I be right with God? That's what we're discovering in our study of Romans as we learn about righteousness, justification, grace, mercy, and faith.