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Let God's Word touch your heart. Today there is a great gulf between God and man, but it's been bridged. Today God offers encouragement to man to come to him. For he says, for by him we have access through one spirit to the Father. The invitation is to come. And the writer to the Hebrews says in Hebrews 10:19 22 having Therefore, brethren, boldness to enter into the holiest by the blood of Jesus, by a new and living way which he hath consecrated for us now it means we're going to come God's way. And if we do, then we can come. And come with great assurance.
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Podcast: Thru the Bible – Minute with McGee
Host: Dr. J. Vernon McGee
Air Date: August 3, 2026
This episode delves into the profound assurance believers can have when approaching God, grounded in the work and invitation provided by Jesus Christ. Drawing from Hebrews 10:19–22, Dr. McGee encourages listeners to embrace the boldness and confidence granted through faith, emphasizing that the bridge between God and humanity has been completed by Christ.
"Today there is a great gulf between God and man, but it's been bridged."
— Dr. J. Vernon McGee (00:03)
"Today God offers encouragement to man to come to him. For he says, for by him we have access through one spirit to the Father. The invitation is to come."
— Dr. J. Vernon McGee (00:12)
"Having therefore, brethren, boldness to enter into the holiest by the blood of Jesus, by a new and living way which he hath consecrated for us..."
— Dr. J. Vernon McGee (00:23)
"It means we're going to come God's way. And if we do, then we can come. And come with great assurance."
— Dr. J. Vernon McGee (00:41)
Opening Assurance:
"Let God's Word touch your heart."
— Dr. J. Vernon McGee (00:00)
Encouragement to Approach God:
"The invitation is to come."
— Dr. J. Vernon McGee (00:19)
The Source of Assurance:
"We can come. And come with great assurance."
— Dr. J. Vernon McGee (00:52)
Dr. McGee’s timeless encouragement is that, thanks to Jesus, anyone can approach God confidently if they come “God’s way”—trusting not in themselves, but in the finished work of Christ. This assurance is not wishful thinking, but a certainty grounded in Scripture.