What happens when mankind rejects God and focuses all of its attention on itself? That’s what we’ll find out as we learn about how the Tower of Babel was used to worship the sun, moon, and stars—not to glorify God—and how in return God confounded their language and scattered them across the face of the earth.

Noah has died, but his family multiplies. Join Dr. McGee in Genesis 10 as we hear about the genealogies and families who began the nations of the world.

The flood is over and Noah is instructed to replenish the earth. Join as we learn about God’s covenant with Noah, His instructions on setting up a government for man, and ultimately about the curse placed on Canaan because of the sin of Noah and his sons.

The rain has stopped, but how do Noah and his family know when it’s safe to leave the ark? Find out as our study of Genesis continues. Together we’ll see Noah return to dry land, build an altar, and offer a sacrifice that pleases God.

The story of the flood, often reserved for children’s Sunday School, is filled with deep spiritual significance. Follow along as Dr. McGee takes us through God’s reasons for the flood, why He chose to save Noah, and the importance of this event for us today.

Our journey through Genesis reveals conditions on the earth are evil and spiritual warfare is rampant. Man’s wickedness is great, and God is sorry He made man. The Bible Bus is about to go down a steep hill, so hang on.

Cain is angry with Abel. So angry, he commits the first murder in history. This sin leads to another and then another with more murder, violence, vengeance, and polygamy that spread like wildfire in the ancient world. Where will it end? Hop aboard the Bible Bus and find out.

Adam and Eve have turned from God and now God must respond. Our study of Genesis continues as God judges the serpent, the battle of good and evil begins, God gives us the first prophecy about the coming of the Messiah, and we meet Adam and Eve’s children, Cain and Abel.

In Genesis 1 and 2 we learned about man walking with God in a garden and a beautiful marriage between a husband and a wife. Then, in chapter four we’ll learn about jealousy, anger, murder, lying, wickedness, rebellion, and worst of all, a broken relationship with God. What happens in between? Travel with us through chapter 3, as Adam and Eve meet a serpent and, through their disobedience to God, everything changes.

As our study of Genesis continues, we’re back in the garden of Eden where we see God “breathe” life into Adam, learn about the tree of good and evil, and witness as woman is created from Adam’s rib.

It only took a few words to tell us everything God wanted us to know about the creation of the universe . . . but when it came to man, God gave more details. Find out what it means that man was created in God’s image and what God intended for man from the very beginning.

When God made the heavens and the earth, were the days of creation a literal 24 hours or do they represent a longer period of time? That’s what Dr. McGee covers in this study. Hop aboard the Bible Bus as we witness the earth and everything around and in it be formed out of nothing.

Why did God create the universe? In this study, Dr. McGee gives us three excellent reasons and continues to look at the problems with the theory of evolution.

How did the world begin? Who or what brought it into existence? What really happened? Science and religion have come to some amazing and curious conclusions about the origins of the universe. Join Dr. McGee as he reviews some of these theories in light of Scripture.

All aboard! The Bible Bus embarks on an exciting journey through God’s entire Word, beginning in Genesis, the book of firsts. Join as we get a quick overview of families in early history and hear about their covenant with God, the altar that is built, and judgments upon their sin.

Obey God’s Word and pass it on. These are Dr. McGee’s final thoughts as we conclude his guidelines for understanding Scripture. Don’t miss this important study as he urges us to dive in and get to know God through His Word.

Do you enjoy devotionals in your study of the Bible? Find out what Dr. McGee thinks (the answer may surprise you) as we dig deeper into his seven practical guidelines for understanding God’s Word.

Begin with prayer, read God’s Word, study God’s Word. In our continuing study of the seven steps of effective Bible study, Dr. McGee digs deeper into these three principles and reminds us that although it’s not always easy, it’s always worth it.

If the thought of opening your Bible and studying it from Genesis to Revelation seems overwhelming, you’re in the right place. Join us as Dr. McGee gives us seven simple steps to help us read, study, and live out God’s Word each day.

The Bible is the Word of God. But can we prove it? Dr. McGee offers five conclusive reasons we can trust it's true, including biblical preservation, archaeology, fulfilled prophecy, transformed lives, and because the Spirit of God makes it real.

What translation of the Bible should we use? How do we know if a church is accurately interpreting the Word of God? Answer those questions for yourself as Dr. McGee gives us five rules to follow as we study and interpret Scripture.

Can an intelligent person believe the Bible? Dr. J. Vernon McGee answers that important questions as we take a deeper look at the topics of revelation, inspiration, and illumination and find out why they are imperative as to studying God’s Word.

Does God communicate with us? How? Discover the answer as Dr. J. Vernon McGee introduces four subjects about the Bible: revelation, inspiration, illumination, and interpretation. Understanding them helps us understand how God speaks to us today.

Dr. McGee recommends books and tools you need to study the Bible and reminds us that the most important study tip is to read the passage of Scripture over and over—before your study, after, and then again.

When you study the Word of God, you see His road map in your life and in the patterns of history. If you’d like to understand the Bible like that, join us as Dr. McGee shares his guidelines for discovering the truth God has for us. Then hop aboard the Bible Bus and use these new skills as we travel through all 66 books in five years.