In this episode, Musumba Jonathan shares on how one part of the church's ministry of declaring the power of the gospel is accomplished through experiencing the same suffering our Lord endured to save believers.

In this episode, Musumba Jonathan teaches on Proverbs 16:18-19, a passage which warns us about the consequences of pride in a person's life.

In this episode, Musumba Jonathan continues his series in Acts. After the Holy Spirit instructs the church at Antioch to set aside Saul and Barnabas for a special work, we read of the believers laying their hands on the men. What is the significance of laying our hands on someone and praying for them? Is this something the church should still be practicing today? Consider these things in another episode of transforming our minds with the renewing power of God's Word.

In this episode, Musumba Jonathan continues his series on Acts. Chapter 13 begins with a description of church leaders at Antioch praying and fasting before being instructed by the Holy Spirit to set aside Barnabas and Paul for a special assignment. What is the purpose of fasting in a believer's life? Does God somehow benefit when we don't eat? What power does a believer need to live a successful Christian life? Consider these things in another episode of transforming our minds through the renewing power of God's Word.

In this episode, Musumba Jonathan continues his series in Acts. Today's study focuses on the life of John Mark in the New Testament. There seem to be multiple occasions where Mark ran away in the moment of trial. But though he had these failures, we find him later described by Paul as being very useful in ministry. What's God's method of restoration for a believer when we fail? Consider these things in another episode of transforming our minds through renewing power of God's Word.

In this episode, Musumba Jonathan continues his series in Acts. On the heels of the story of James' execution and Peter's arrest comes the interesting declaration that the Word of God increased and multiplied. Jesus predicted that his kingdom would have a transforming effect wherever it went. Indeed, the record of world history testifies to this. But what about today when we see people turning away from truth that their own culture was even founded upon? What is a believer's responsibility? Consider these things in another episode of transforming our minds with the renewing power of God's Word.

In this episode, Musumba Jonathan continues his series in Acts. This study focuses on Peter's rescue from imprisonment and his intended execution. The church was praying earnestly for him, but when he appeared at their prayer meeting, they didn't believe he was truly there. Today, we consider God's control over persecution and also the ministry of prayer the church has been given.

In this episode, Musumba Jonathan continues his series in Acts. The study looks at the story of King Herod's death coming shortly after he murdered James and imprisoned Peter. The scriptures tell us Herod was struck dead because "he did not give glory to God." What is the end of everyone who rejects God? What does God desire for every person? Consider these things in another episode of transforming our minds with the renewing power of God's Word.

In this episode, Musumba Jonathan teaches on Solomon's warnings about controlling our tongues and considering the path ahead of us to avoid evil.

In this episode, Holden asks Musumba Jonathan a question from an audience member. Is money evil?