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

Hebrews 138 says Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever.

Such a great verse, isn't it?

But as we'll find out, it's not only one of the most popular verses in Scripture, but it's also one of the most misapplied.

Welcome to Through the Bible. I'm Steve Schwetz, inviting you aboard the Bible bus for another great adventure in God's Word.

So grab your seat, get comfortable because today our teacher, Dr. J. Vernon McGee,

is going to examine the meaning and proper application of Hebrews 13-8.

And we'll put to rest some of the misconceptions that we so commonly hear.

It's a great message, and it's a full one, so I don't got a lot of time.

But we recently received this letter from a listener that I'd like to quickly share. commonly hear. It's a great message, and it's a full one, so I don't got a lot of time, but we

recently received this letter from a listener that I'd like to quickly share. Greetings from

Boston. I first heard about your program from a website that presented the salvation message,

but at the time, I was part of a cult and did not have ears to hear it. A while later, when I was

broken in spirit, I welcomed Christ

into my heart. I'm so grateful that I have found grace in the Lord's eyes, and I listen to you

every day on my iPhone. I also enrolled in your world prayer team and feel especially edified

while hearing from listeners who once hated Christ but now love him. It helps remind me that anybody

can become a new creature in due time. May your ministry abound until our Lord returns.

Well, if any of you would like to join this listener and me and thousands of other through the

Bible listeners in praying for God's work around the world, stay with us because I'm going to share

more about the world prayer team after Dr. McGee's message. Now for a sneak peek, you can also check

out TTB.org forward slash pray. Now let's prepare our hearts to receive God's word.

...