Something Good with Dr. Ron Jones

If you’re in need of a miracle from God today and it hasn’t come, be patient, He might be waiting to do something even better. Today, Ron continues the story of one of the greatest miracles Jesus ever performed. He could have healed a sick man, but He chose instead to raise a dead man. The series is called, “Believe: The Miracles of Jesus.”  

Have you ever been disappointed with God? 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 faith, about trusting in God with all your heart, but sometimes our fallen nature interferes. We place expectations on God, and when He doesn’t come through, we get disappointed. Today, Ron offers some encouragement to anyone who has l...

I once was lost but now I’m found, was blind but now I see. You know, the words to that famous hymn remind us of an infirmity far worse than being unable to see the world around us. It refers to a spiritual blindness, and as you’ll see today, each of us has a role to play in our own deliverance.  

For the past few days, Ron has been walking us through the eight miracles of Jesus found in the Gospel of John. Today, we come to number six on the list. Jesus healed a man who had been blind from birth, but as you’ll see in just a few moments, he wasn’t the only person who had his eyes opened. The series is called, “Believe: The Miracles of Jesus.” 

Let us fix our eyes on Jesus, the author and perfecter of our faith. Today, Ron takes us once again to the Gospel of John, Chapter 6 and that stormy night on the Sea of Galilee when Jesus walked on water. But someone else defied the laws of physics that night, at least for a moment, until he took his eyes off Jesus. The series is called, “Believe: The Miracles of Jesus.”  

Are you going through one of life’s storms today? God wants you to know that you don’t have to go through it alone. In just a few moments, Ron takes us to John Chapter 6 and one of the most famous miracles of Jesus, the night He walked on water. But as you’ll see today, there was much more to the story than meets the eye.  

Have you ever found yourself in an impossible situation, one in which there seemed to be no way out? Today, Ron takes us to John Chapter 6 and one of Christ’s most significant miracles to remind us that with God, there’s always a way out.  It’s all part of his continuing teaching series, “Believe: The Miracles of Jesus,” and it comes your way next.  

Today, we come to the fourth of eight miracles performed by Jesus in the Gospel of John. As you follow along, pay special attention to all that was going on before the miracle took place. This was an especially difficult day for Jesus, but He never let His personal circumstances interfere with His compassion for others.  

Are you facing a challenge that seems impossible to overcome? Is there something in your life, a sin, a habit, an addiction, from which you can’t seem to break free? If so, you’ve come to the right place, because today Ron reminds us that Jesus is still in the miracle business. Stay with us now as he continues his series, “Believe: The Miracles of Jesus.” 

Sometimes, your deliverance from sin or addiction will come down to one simple question. How bad do you want it? Today, we return to the pool of Bethesda, and to a man who had been infirmed for thirty-eight years. As you follow along, you’ll discover five key steps you need to take towards your own deliverance, so stay with us now as Ron continues his series, “Believe: The Miracles of Jesus.”   

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.  Stay right here as Ron continues his teaching series, “Believe: The Miracles of Jesus” 

Are you facing a crisis? If so, today’s message from Dr. Ron Jones might be just the thing you need to hear. God’s Word has a lot to say about the right way to handle 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 teaching 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. Today, Ron takes us once again to John Chapter 2 and 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 st...

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.  

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.” As you follow along, pay special attention to the 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. These are called 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.  

Today, we come to the conclusion of Ron’s teaching series, “Paul: Surprised by Grace.” The Apostle Paul has just endured a violent and life-threatening storm and is headed, at long last, to Rome, to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ. 

Are you going through one of life’s storms today? Dr. Ron Jones wants to help you navigate your way through it with courage and grace. Today, Ron takes us once again to the life and ministry of the Apostle Paul. As you follow along, you won’t be surprised to learn that he is facing yet another in a long line of challenges. Let’s look closely at the way the apostle handles himself during this storm...

In Acts chapter nine, God said the Apostle Paul would one day appear before Gentile governors and kings. More than a quarter century later, that day was finally here. Today Ron takes us to Acts chapter twenty-five, and to the Apostle Paul’s appearance before King Agrippa. It’s all part of our continuing series, “Paul: Surprised by Grace,” and it comes your way next.  

In Philippians three, verse ten, the Apostle Paul expresses a desire to share in the suffering of Jesus Christ. And for most of his thirty-five-year ministry, suffering is exactly what Paul endured. Coming up next, Ron takes us to Paul’s appearance before the Jewish Supreme Court. His life is on the line, but rather than defend himself, he defends the Gospel of Jesus Christ. 

If you were on trial for being a Christian, what would you say? How would you defend yourself? In Acts chapter twenty-two, the Apostle Paul appears before the Jewish Supreme Court, also known as the Sanhedrin. But rather than defend himself, he defends the Gospel of Jesus Christ. And he does it, surprisingly enough, with a cheerful attitude. Stay with us now as Ron moves ahead in his series, “Paul...

You’d be hard-pressed to find someone who faced more pressure during his life and ministry than the Apostle Paul. How did Paul handle outside pressure? What practical lessons can we learn from his response to adversity? Stay with us now to find out, as Ron continues his teaching series, “Paul: Surprised by Grace.”  

Anxiety seems to be at an all-time high today. Pressures at work, pressures at home, the pressures of  failure ,  and  of  success.  But few people have endured the kind of pressure the Apostle Paul had to face. As Paul neared the end of his ministry, he made his way to Jerusalem to preach the Gospel. Shortly after Paul arrived, he was threatened by the Jews, beaten by the Romans, and finally--aft...

Here’s what God said about the Apostle Paul in Acts chapter nine:  “I will show him how much he must suffer for My name.” During his thirty-five-year ministry, the Apostle Paul suffered greatly for the cause of Christ. Today, Ron reminds us that we, too, may be asked to make sacrifices, maybe even to endure suffering, for the glory of God and for the advancement of the Gospel. Stay with us now as...

Through the years there have been thousands of books written on self-improvement, but very few on self-denial. Salvation is a free gift from God. But followership, walking in the will of God day by day here on Earth, that’s going to cost you something. Today, Ron takes us once again to the life and ministry of the Apostle Paul, a man who suffered greatly for the cause of Christ. Stay with us now a...