True Foundations (True Foundations)

David J. Jones explains why the idea of hyper-grace (the idea that sin is no longer an issue so we can live as we please) is against the truth of the gospel and how grace is given to enable us to overcome the issue of sin, defeat and weakness.

Resurrection life is a life that has no end and no limitation. In this episode we hear about where the root of fear really comes from and why so many people are under the power of fear. We also learn that fear is truly banished when there is resurrection.

In this episode, David J. Jones explains why Jesus' arrival on the donkey should not be disconnected from his entering the temple. We also find out why the anger that Jesus had in this famous account is appropriate and how it applies to the church today.

In this episode, David J. Jones covers the general purpose of the law, explains why God instituted the Sinaitic Law, teaches on covenant relationship and addresses how we can approach it all.

Many Christians are attempting to please God by trying really hard. Legalistic mindsets cause people to fail, feel guilt, and continue in an endless pattern of burden and misery. But the grace that is given to us by faith overcomes all of this.

In some Christian circles there is an idea that as long as we agree on key ideas regarding the Word, that it is okay for us to disagree on others or to have different beliefs. The problem is that due to the inherent nature of some of these beliefs, people may be surrendering themselves to another master.

Legalism seeks to close the Grace Gap by adding to or turning to rules and rituals rather than fully depending on the Grace of God alone. Legalism of the heart versus legalism of the mind is also addressed in this teaching. (Part of the Grace Busters Series)

In this episode David J. Jones explains how elitist desires are some of the primary reasons for division in the church. We hear how creating differences in belief are often an attempt by man to show that God approves of one particular group more than another.

In this episode we see that the early church was not run as an organization or denomination, nor was it based on a rule book or a doctrinal statement. The Christians of the early church were centred around gifted leaders and lived by the empowering presence of God.

Many leaders say things to please people in order to gain power and influence for themselves.

In this episode, David J. Jones explains why the truth that any leader receives must be absolutely consistent with what God has revealed to His people throughout the ages.