How firm a foundation,

ye saints of the Lord is laid for your faith in his excellent work.

We're in school this week on Through the Bible.

Dr. J. Vernon McGh calls it God's University.

As the Bible bus pulls up to James 3, verse 14, our class is going to take a quiz.

I'm Steve Schwetz, welcoming you aboard for another great study in God's Word.

So grab your Bible and turn it to James 3, and as you do, let's hear a couple of letters from our fellow

passengers. The first one comes from a homeschooling family in Fontana, California. What a blessing

to be taught by Dr. McGee and to hear all of our children say how much they love Dr. McGee. I love it

when our 17-year-old son says, Dr. McGee is so tight. I wish he were my grandpa. Well, for those of you

who maybe don't have a tween or teen in the house nowadays, tight means cool or awesome or something like

that, I think. So anyway, she goes on, my husband and I, along with each of our seven children,

have committed money to support the

Bible bus each month. We are a grateful bunch. Well, isn't that a fun letter? Thanks for your

support, by the way, and we're so glad that you're able to join us each day from Fontana.

Next, we hear from Wayne in South Carolina, and he says this. I've always enjoyed studying God's

word, but in the past few years years I've grown so much in prayer.

It is an immense blessing to read and hear reports of how my prayers impact souls worldwide.

I love Stephen Gregg's reports, and of course, I'm on the world prayer team.

As we travel, I look up the president of each nation and pray for him or her as well.

I financially support through the

Bible and I am grateful to be part of the team. It was not long ago that I was in an almost

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