How firm a foundation, ye saints of the Lord is laid for your faith in his excellent word.

When members of our church disagree, how should we help to resolve the conflict?

Well, that's one of the many questions

that will be answered today as we continue our five-year journey through God's

whole word. I'm Steve Schwets welcoming you to through the Bible with Dr. J.

Verna McGee and the Bible bus is departing for Ephesians

chapter 4 verse 22 in just a minute so grab your copy of God's word, find your

place and while you do that here's a quick note from a fellow passenger named Gail who listens from her home in San Francisco.

I happened on the Bible bus in the middle of the 1970s.

Initially it was a bumpy ride until I decided God's word might actually have something to say.

These many decades later, I still listen and learn.

The Holy Spirit opens my ears to hear what I hadn't paid notice to before.

I find it amazing that I see the good news are fresh every time I open the

Bible. I'm so surprised that like Dr. McGee, the more I study, the more I find that every

book in the word is my favorite. It's given me such pleasure to witness

Dr. McGee's love for the scriptures. I actually can hear it in his voice and it

makes me smile. Thank you for keeping the old Bible bus running. May God

continue to bless this ministry.

Well, thanks for your email, Gail, and I agree after all these years I learned something new

with each study. Now, what's your story? Are you learning something new as we travel through Ephesians? Why don't you write and tell us

what our time in God's word means to you? Email us at Biblebus at TTB.org. You can always

post a message on our Facebook page or you can write to box 7100,

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