Something Good with Dr. Ron Jones

One of the best ways to learn to do something right, is to see what it looks like to do it wrong. In Matthew chapter six, Jesus gave us a template for talking to God, what you and I know as the Lord’s Prayer. But before He told us how to pray, He told us how not to pray. Ron takes us to this passage next, as he continues his teaching series, “The Jesus Way to Pray.” 

It’s true that prayer is our way of communicating with God. But it’s so much more than that. Coming your way next, Ron kicks off his teaching series, “The Jesus Way to Pray.” And he begins with a touching story from the world of professional sports, one in which prayer, and the passion behind it, became a major part of the media narrative.  

The relationship between obedience and abundance on today’s edition of Something Good Radio. You were created to have the abundant, joyful Christian life. But in order to live that life, you have a choice to make. Today, Ron shares the secret to abundance as he continues his series “Why Jesus? Seven Reasons He Is Still The One And Only.”  

What does it mean to abide in Christ? What should it look like in your everyday life? Ron explores these and other questions today as he continues his series “Why Jesus? Seven Reasons He Is Still The One and Only.” 

Today, Ron takes us to John chapter fourteen to explore one of the hard sayings of Jesus, “I am the way, the truth and the life.” What did He mean? And in light of His bold claim, how should we respond?  

Have you ever asked the question, “Why is Jesus the only way? Why Jesus and not someone else?” God doesn’t mind you asking those questions. Nor does He mind answering them, because He wants all people to come to the knowledge of repentance. Today, Ron offers clear, biblical answers to the question many are asking, Why is Jesus the only way.  

When Jesus said “I am the good shepherd,” He gave us a beautiful picture of His character. He leads us patiently, protects us continually, and loves us unconditionally. Today, on Something Good, Dr. Ron Jones explores these words as he continues his teaching series, “Why Jesus? Seven Reasons Why He Is Still The One And Only.”  

The day is coming when the door to salvation will close. But for now, it’s open to everyone. The Bible tells us that Jesus Christ is the door of the sheep, and that His sheep hear His voice. In what ways does He talk to us? That’s what we’ll discover today in John chapter ten, as Ron continues his series, “Why Jesus? Seven Reasons He Is Still The One And Only.”  

When you get right down to it, humility precedes salvation. You have to be humble enough to admit you’re not smart enough to live without direction from the Good Shepherd. Today, on Something Good, Dr. Ron Jones takes us to John chapter ten, where we find the third of Christ’s seven “I AM” statements.   

If you want to walk in the light today but don’t know how, you’ve come to the right place. In just a few moments, Ron takes a hard look at this hard saying of Jesus, one that will help you learn to follow the light, and walk in it continually.  

When Jesus said, “I am the Light of the world,” He was not only telling us something about Himself, but about the dark and desperate world in which we live. Today, on Something Good, Ron sheds a little light on the subject, as he continues his series “Why Jesus?  Seven Reasons He Is Still The One and Only.”  

What’s true of the body is true of the spirit. Knowledge of God cannot sustain intimacy with God. Today, Ron explores one of the hard sayings of Jesus, “I am the Bread of Life.” What did He mean? And how did those who were with Him respond to His words? 

Throughout His earthly ministry, Jesus made several “I am” statements. I am the way, the truth, and the life. I am the vine. I am the door. But the first of these statements, from John chapter six, was “I am the bread of life.” Today, Dr. Ron Jones takes an in-depth look at these words as he moves forward with his series, “Why Jesus? Seven Reasons Why He Is Still The One And Only.”

It’s the most important question you’ll ever ask: who am I and why am I here? Coming up next, Ron takes us to Exodus chapter three to remind us that deciding who we’ll be in this life is far less important than knowing where we’ll be in the next.  

The world is filled with false gods and man-made idols. But there is only one “I AM.” Today, Ron begins his teaching series, “Why Jesus? Seven Reasons He Is Still The One And Only.” Along the way, you’ll discover not only who Jesus is, but why you should believe that He is who He claims to be.