Author: Travis Jones

I find it odd that we concentrate on the spiritual health and well being of people in general and specifically ourselves, having […]

Pray Paul and Silas:  Acts 16.22-25- “And the multitude rose up together against them: and the magistrates rent off their clothes, and […]

Persecution and Presence With our third installment of this series, I am reminded of the jaw-dropping moment I first read the book […]

The One Who led you to this, will be the One to lead you through this. Remember Psalm 23?  We discovered a potential […]

Have you noticed how much we say God is good only during the good times?  In my spiritual journey it seems very easy […]

Wisdom literature of the Bible has great depth.  I try to practice a “Proverb a day” as part of my daily devotion. […]

Believers the world over have experienced revival and contemplated how they came to such a place.  Others wonder how they can find […]

It is a regular habit of mine to check out what’s new on the bible circuit.  Not because I need one, I […]

I find myself weeping while preparing for a sermon this week and for our upcoming Back To Church Sunday.  Weeping because I […]

  Many believers and their Pastors for that matter, struggle with competing with other churches.  I want to take some strain off of […]

That he would grant you, according to the riches of his glory, to be strengthened with might by his Spirit in the […]

Can you believe it?  They are here.  They are even in the church.  They are scorners.  Yes, sad to say, even scorners […]

Imagine you are invited to a wedding banquet.  When you show up there are no assigned seats, but of course human nature […]

God wants the best for your life.  He wants spiritual success for our lives and the lives of those whom we touch. […]

Please read Matthew 16.13-20 for your own insight. A great tool in teaching is the art of effective questions.  Some gender better […]

Indictment.  It is a powerful word.    According to dictionary.com Indictment means— (1.) a formal charge or accusation of a serious crime; or (2.) […]

The Roman culture made thousands of hump-backed bridges.  Wagons, carriages and people have crossed them for nearly 2 millennia.  The bridge is […]