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

How can we be sure that the Bible is the word of God?

Well, Dr. J. Vernon McGee says one item is conclusive proof.

Welcome to Through the Bible.

I'm Steve Schwartz, your host, on this five-year journey through God's entire Word.

If this is your first trip on the Bible bus, welcome aboard, my friend.

Sitting around you are listeners from more than 250 languages worldwide.

So as you climb aboard, my friend and through the Bible's president has a letter to share that reminds us of just how much we all have in common.

It's pretty amazing, Steve, and you and I've had the privilege of traveling around the world, not everywhere, but we've been a lot of places.

And this is true. Even though we do

have people listening and watching in more than 250 languages, living in different countries,

cultures, our hearts are really the same. Really. We wrestle with the same things, desires, fears,

longings, and our prayers echo one another. And we know that because of the letters. And

here's a great letter that, why don't you get started with this letter that I think reflects

this so well. Yeah, this is Robert in Alabama. He really says it beautifully. The world prayer team

is a way for me to connect with fellow believers who are praying for each other and for the kingdom

to grow.

As I read updates each day, I've learned a few things.

One, often those we pray for have the same or similar hopes and fears that I have.

And you and I can relate to that.

I think of sitting in a home group in a tin shed in Bangladesh with you and hearing the prayer requests

of the people in that group praying for their son's physical ailments and disabilities,

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