Moses had all the facts he could ever need and yet he still asked the Lord to “teach me your ways.” We need to come into the presence of the Lord because we need to be changed from the inside. However, in order to be in that place, we need to have an encounter with Him. Exodus 33.12-16 12 Moses said to the Lord, “You have been telling me, ‘Lead these people,’ but you have not let me know whom you will send with me. You have said, ‘I know you by name and you have found favor with me.’ 13 If you are pleased with me, teach me your ways so I may know you and continue to find favor with y ..read more

“I have seen it many times when some wonderful thing that will change someone for the better is about to take place and the person says. ‘No, I’ll stay as I am.’ “ We can learn much from Mary and be ready for the moments when God, by His Spirit, comes to bring about these remarkable changes ..read more

Can we have too much grace? The term “hyper grace” is gaining popularity in some circles-but what does it mean ..read more

Please note: this episode is a rerun of a previous teaching ..read more

The word violence is actually a neutral word that speaks of force and we hear how Jesus applied this force in his own ministry. Ultimately, this episode is about standing in the authority of God and declaring with power (with great force) the victory of Christ over the evil one ..read more

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? Please note: this episode is a rerun of a previous teaching ..read more

Here we see Paul speaking extreme words because the honour of Christ’s name is at stake. He sees that the people of Galatia are going down the route of ruin so he speaks strongly to them and to the false teachers who have come to cut the people off from the true gospel. Paul must speak strongly in this situation – and so must we ..read more

David J. Jones teaches on how the container in which we hold our beliefs (ie: the belief system or “bathtub”) is the most important thing in determining how we interpret the beliefs themselves. It acts as a critical reference point. We are asked to be sure that the things we believe are built on true foundations because when you change the foundations you change everything.   ..read more

Self Determination (doing things our own way) is where we all started. It is about making choices from the place of our fallen nature rather than from a place of connection to God. In this episode David J. Jones helps us see how we can address this foundational problem.   ..read more

This episode unpacks one of the greatest fundamental issues within the human condition: desiring what a person is not entitled to because they struggle with understanding their identity. The solution is in looking to Christ to show us who we are so that we may be effective in His Kingdom ..read more