Matthew 4:23-25

When it comes to miracles and healing, there is often a presumption that Jesus could do whatever he wanted whenever he wanted to do it because of his deity. But God limited himself in the human form of Jesus and there were boundaries upon Him. In this episode we learn about some of the boundaries placed on man, how God works in the life of an individual and how that connects us to the power of the Holy Spirit.

Acts 17:16-27

In this section of scripture Paul takes on a group of religious intellectuals who come from many different backgrounds and he presents a simple, straightforward answer amidst their never-ending discussions.

Genesis 15:13-16

When we take stock of what is happening in the world it seems as if sin always seems to continue to multiply and multiply. David J. Jones explains what is required for sin to be finally and utterly abolished and also how we can have hope because limitations are placed upon evil and it can only go so far.

Eve spoke prophetically and with words of faith. She somehow began to grasp, that in spite of everything, not only was there hope, but a reality that the first begotten child would define the way forward and would set the scene for the coming of the Messiah of God.

This message, originally recorded on Good Friday, is a teaching on God’s plan to eradicate evil forever and why we can have hope despite any sort of evil, illness or pandemic.

This episode explains the connection between what happened with Moses on Mount Sinai and the coming of Jesus.

(Recorded on Palm Sunday, 2020)

"The Lord spoke to Moses face to face, just as a man speaks to his friend." In this encouraging message David J. Jones teaches on church, sanctuary, and meeting directly with God. We also hear about how despite being unable to gather in this unique time of pandemic, we are still vitally connected through Christ.

This teaching explains how God's Church should be led while discussing the advantages and disadvantages of societal government in relation to our spiritual lives.

*recorded from an earlier live teaching

Relativism is a belief system that says there is no absolute truth; that all morality and truth exist only in relation to the culture and society of the day. What does this mean for the Christian?

*recorded from an earlier live teaching

This episode expounds on the defining moment for Jesus when he was tempted by Satan; something which was necessary for Him to declare the Kingdom. We hear about what it means to face a defining moment and we also hear about how when everything is against us, there is one thing that can save us every time.

Matthew 4:1-3, 8-17