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

Welcome aboard the Bible bus.

I'm Steve Sweets, your host, on Through the Bible.

Our teacher, Dr. J. Vernon McGee, leads us through Amos Chapter 6 this time on our five-year journey through the whole word of God.

So go ahead and grab your copy of God's Word and find your seat on the Bible bus.

And as you settle in, let's visit for a couple minutes with Through the Bible's president and my friend greg harris so gregg thanks for coming in and what good news do you bring us today it's you know i'm

laden with good news steve you are i am just in good tidings it is such and i love it i mean if you

think i sound happy and steve sounds happy it is because we've talked about this this is a highlight

of of our of our schedule is to come in here, and we walk out of this studio,

more excited, more committed about what God's doing.

And so we're being blessed.

We hope you're enjoying and along for the ride, but we do have a lot of good news to share.

Now, today, we want to talk about a very exciting

trip that a couple of us made to Turkey. And there's actually a newsletter article written by one

of our great team members, Nathan Bugby, and we were teasing him. He didn't mention I was on the

trip. That's fine, because I actually left early. My schedule was really tight. We were actually there to celebrate the completion of the five-year Turkish program in television. Right. Significant milestone. And we do try to go with our ministry partners when they do complete that milestone and finish a five-year program

to really celebrate because it is a celebration of a significant amount of work that

hopefully with the Lord's provision will play out literally for decades to come.

Absolutely. These are major pieces of work. You're talking about something like

1,300. It varies by language. It goes up,

mostly up by about 5 or 10 percent. But you're talking 13 or 1400, 30-minute television programs

dubbed into the Turkish language. And so I had a very tight schedule. I was able to come in for a few

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