In this episode, Musumba Jonathan teaches on Paul's trial before Felix. The Jews make another false accusation against Paul, and there are interesting insights to gain from why Paul was able to refute their accusation. When believers face scrutiny from the world, how does Satan seek to dismiss their credibility when he can't object to the truth of their message? Find out in another study of transforming our thinking through the power of God's Word.

In this study from John 5:22-23, Musumba Jonathan teaches on Jesus' statement that it is the Father's will that the Son receive the same honor the Father himself receives. This is yet another profound claim proving that Jesus never shied away from declaring he was God in the flesh. This of course demands a response from every audience of his throughout history. Consider these things in another episode of transforming our minds through the power of God's Word.

Recorded for Impact and UBC Radio broadcasts week of October 14th, 2024.

In this episode, Musumba Jonathan teaches on John 5:27-29, as he continues to elaborate on Jesus' statements about his own authority that prove his deity. Something restricted throughout scripture to God alone is the authority of final judgment. But in this lesson's text, and many other places in the NT, we find that the Father has committed all judgment to the Son. Many atheists question why the sacrifice of Christ was a necessary thing for salvation. Many Muslims claim Jesus never suggested he was God. These claims and questions are answered by Jesus' statements about himself in this series.

In this episode, Musumba Jonathan teaches on John 5:21's implication about the deity of Christ. Jesus stated that just as the Father raises the dead and gives life, so he also gives life to whom he will. Some Christians miss the fact that the resurrection is a consistent part of the narrative of scripture, both in the Old Testament and, of course, in the New Testament. What does this statement from Jesus mean about his true identity? Find out in another study of transforming our minds through the power of God's Word.

In this episode, Musumba Jonathan continues his study on Jesus' statements in John 5 in response to the Jews' attack against him for making himself equal with God. In the modern church, there's a great tendency to exalt our own importance when describing Jesus' motives for why he came to earth to die in our place. But what did Jesus actually say was his motive for coming and how should this control our own perspective and behavior? Find out in another episode of transforming our thinking through the power of God's Word.

In this episode, Musumba Jonathan teaches on two common behaviors that hinder us from being transformed by the truth of God's Word. How does God tell us to relate to him and understand him? Some people think they must look inside themselves to understand God, others might suggest sitting on a mountaintop to meditate. The Bible tells us how we can be sure we know and understand God - by rationally absorbing his words from the Bible and putting them into practice. Consider these things in another study of transforming our minds through the power of God's Word.

Recorded for Impact and UBC Radio broadcasts week of October 7, 2024.

In this episode, Musumba Jonathan continues the narrative following Paul's arrest in Jerusalem. Acts 23 details the Jews' conspiracy to assassinate Paul, after he was rescued from Jews by the Roman tribune. The story is filled with irony. The Jewish leaders were accusing Paul of breaking the law, while they engaged in several unlawful acts to finally decide their best option was to commit murder. This continues a major theme in Acts of the behavior of falsely religious people. Should Christians be surprised by these attacks from people claiming to know God, or should we expect such things? Find out in another study of transforming our minds through the power of God's Word.

In this episode, Musumba Jonathan teaches on Proverbs 6:23-35, a passage which warns men about the consequences of allowing sexual impurity to control them. In light of recent failings among evangelical leaders, this passage is an important reminder about what believers must do to walk in righteousness and so fulfill their role as being the light of Christ to the world. Consider these things in another study of transforming our thinking through the power of God's Word.