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

Welcome to Through the Bible with Dr. J. Vernon McKee, where we find ourselves in really a dramatic and violent section of scripture from the Old Testament book of Zachariah.

In this latest vision, Zachariah sees a time of global conflict unlike anything the world has ever known, a war still to come.

And Dr. McGee explains that this isn't symbolic. It's a glimpse into the really terrifying reality

of the end times when the whole earth will be engulfed in violent conflict. As the red horseman

rides through the earth in chapter 6, Dr. Bighy says, all hell will break loose. This is the

Great Tribulation, a time of judgment and devastation.

So let's open God's word together with hearts full of reverence for the Lord, who will one day say

enough to evil. But let's begin with some good news for a change on this one. Greg and I have some

great things to share about our ministry this time in Thailand and connecting to Burma.

That's right. So we're talking about the Karen language. It's spelled K-A-R-E-N, but it's pronounced Karen.

And as you said, it's actually in the western side of Thailand and then the border with Myanmar or Burma, depending on how you want to call that

country, how you want to title it. I was there and I asked them and they're like, you can call it

either. It's okay. But powerful impact is taking place and we have some great letters to share.

Yeah, this first one is from a listener named Wamon. Shares this. I live in a village of about 1,500 people. I have a family

with two children, one daughter, and one son. Our livelihood depends on farming and working in the

fields. I've lived in this village since I was a child and eventually built my own family here.

Sometimes life brings pressure and challenges that make it difficult for me to trust

others easily. I have been living with stress and uncertainty, but ever since I started listening to

this program, things have started to change. Listening to God's word has strengthened me. I do read the

Bible, but often I don't understand it fully or forget what I've read.

It's hard for me to grasp the deeper meaning.

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