How firm of a foundation he says of the Lord, He is laid for your faith in His excellent Word.

A believer should desire to please God, not because he must please him like a slave,

but because he is a son, and he wants to please his father. That's some of the wisdom that Dr.

J. Vernon McGee shares as we continue our discussion about liberty versus the law on through the

Bible. I'm Steve Schwartz, welcoming you to another great adventure in God's Word.

So as you open to Galatians 5, Greg and I have got a great update on what's happening with God's

Word in India. Yes, Steve, India, even though you and I have been there a couple of times,

it's just a very vast and complex and kind of a mysterious country. All the different

cultures, there's over 1,600 different languages spoken. Yes, 1,600 don't miss that. I mean 1,600.

Yes, and they have, it's different than the United States, but they have, I think it's about 28

unique states, and each of them have their own kind of governmental structure, they have their own

culture. So it is a tremendous place to try to bring the Word of God. And of course, by God's grace,

we're bringing through the Bible and Dr. McGee's teaching in over 150 languages.

Yeah, and we're rolling out the app and all sorts of different languages there. We've got so much

that we would talk about when we focus on our digital in India, but we're also on two major

networks there, and we get a really good response. And the interesting thing is the response for us,

usually I probably skews more female overall, I would think. And yet here in Coke, Baroque in India,

three-quarters of the people are male, they're from rural areas, and they're between the ages 31 and

45. So it's really kind of an interesting skew on the demographics there. It shows that God is

doing something very unusual in this place. And also, it'd be good for our listening family to know.

There are only about a million Coke Baroque speakers, and that's the ministry that we're talking

about. And you say, but there's, you know, 1.4 billion people. Right. Why don't you just do English and

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