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Few questions spark more debate than this one: Was the Sabbath changed from Saturday to Sunday? In Exodus 20, Dr. J. Vernon McGee traces the purpose of the Sabbath and the meaning of the Lord’s Day, reminding us that our hope is not found in keeping rules, but in resting in the finished work of Jesus Christ.

God’s name is holy—and the third commandment reminds us not to treat it lightly. In Exodus 20:7, Dr. J. Vernon McGee shows us that taking God’s name in vain is about far more than profanity. This challenging look at God’s holy name invites us to examine our hearts and discover mercy in His presence.

The Ten Commandments were never given as a ladder to heaven. Dr. J. Vernon McGee explains the true purpose of God’s Law—not to save us, but to reveal God’s holiness, expose our sin, and lead us to the only One who can save. If you’ve ever wondered where Law and grace meet, you’ll be pointed away from Mount Sinai’s thunder and toward Calvary’s mercy, where forgiveness is freely found.

In one of Dr. J. Vernon McGee’s most beloved messages, we’re taken to Exodus 19:4, where God says, “I bore you on eagles’ wings and brought you to Myself.” It’s a beautiful reminder that God doesn’t just rescue us—He carries us. Be encouraged to trust His grace, not only to save us, but to lead us through every season of life.

The return of Jesus is not meant to fill God’s people with fear, but with hope. In this message from Matthew 24, Dr. J. Vernon McGee helps us understand that we are to watch for the Lord—not by guessing dates or following sensational voices, but by living each day in readiness and faith. As he unfolds Jesus’ words, we’re reminded that the promise of Christ’s coming is meant to awaken our hearts and keep us looking to Him.