When the going got tough, this man got going, and he didn’t stop until he was face to face with Jesus.  Today Ron continues the story of a man whose son was about to die.  He needed a miracle … and he knew just who to see to get it.  The series is called, “Believe: The Miracles of Jesus.”  

Are you facing a crisis?  If so, today’s message from Dr. Ron Jones might be just what you need to hear.  You know, God’s Word has a lot to say about the right way to face adversity.  Today we’ll meet a man who faced perhaps the biggest crisis of his life.  His response is a great reminder for all of us, and it comes your way next, as Ron continues his series, “Believe: The Miracles of Jesus.” 

The miracles of Jesus are often misunderstood.  But all of them were done with a specific purpose in mind, one that was relevant, both then and now.  On today’s broadcast, Ron takes us once again to the wedding at Canaan, and to three practical applications we can take away from the miracle Christ performed there.  It’s all part of his continuing series, “Believe: The Miracles of Jesus,” and it starts right now.  

Well, Ron calls it the wedding miracle, the first recorded miracle of Jesus, and according to the Apostle John, the first miracle Jesus ever performed.  Today Ron breaks down the significance of this miracle, as well as some of the controversy surrounding it.  The series is called, “Believe: The Miracles of Jesus,” and you’ll find it online at something good radio dot org.    

He did things no one had ever done.  Said things no one had ever heard.  He is Jesus Christ, God become man, the Word become flesh.  Today Ron continues his teaching series, “Believe: The Miracles of Jesus,” and along the way he reminds us that there was a specific underlying purpose for the miracles Jesus performed.  

He did things no one had ever done.  Said things no one had ever heard.  He is Jesus Christ, God become man, the Word become flesh.  Today Ron continues his teaching series, “Believe: The Miracles of Jesus,” and along the way he reminds us that there was a specific underlying purpose for the miracles Jesus performed.  

What about you?  Do you believe in miracles?  Today we begin an exciting journey through the eight miracles of Jesus recorded in the Gospel of John.  He calls them sign miracles, because like a sign, they point to something.  In this case, they point to Jesus being the Messiah, the only begotten Son of the Living God.  The series is called, “Believe: The Miracles of Jesus.”  

 If you’re a believer in Christ, you’ll face some persecution.  You may not be martyred, but you will be mocked.  The question is … how should you respond?  Ron answers that question today as he wraps up his teaching series, “Highway To Happiness: Traveling Through The Beattitudes of Jesus.”    

Today we come to the eighth and final Beattitude of Christ, a teaching He gave as part of His sermon on the mount in Matthew chapter five.  Blessed are those who are persecuted because of righteousness, He said, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.  Ron unpacks this teaching today as he continues his series, “Highway To Happiness: Traveling Through The Beatitudes of Jesus.” 

Sometimes we don’t have to do a thing for God to bless us.  But most of the time, He requires us to do a little hard work.  Whether it’s in the home, on the job or at your local church, making peace isn’t always easy.    But God has called us to try, to make every effort, to be at peace with all men.  How should you go about it?  Answers come your way next, as Ron continues his series, “Highway To Happiness: Traveling Through The Beattitudes of Jesus.”