Dave Jones

Rhythms for Life Part 7

There is a principle behind the Sabbath that we all need to put into practice in our lives. We all need down-time (time to refresh and rejuvenate). God didn't create us to go 24/7. We need to give ourselves permission to let go of all of the activity of life and spend quality time with God. This is not a message about a legalistic approach to the Sabbath but to understanding why we need Sabbath times. 

Rhythms for Life Part 6

One of the most amazing gifts that God has given us is the Holy Spirit. As we are focusing on the rhythm of prayer, praying in the spirit is a weapon that God has given us in our warfare against the enemy. This is a message on the important place it plays in our lives. 

Faith Through Love

Frank Glaspey shared a message with the Grace Congregation on the importance of love. Walking in love is s key to having a strong and healthy faith. 

SOAP Sunday July 2024

Various people from the Grace congregation sharing a SOAP (Scripture, Observation, Application, Prayer) from their personal devotions. 

Rhythms for Life Part 5

This is a message about the kinds of tongues that are spoken about in the New Testament and their value in our spiritual life. This message is particularly focused on tongues for intercession and tongues for personal edification and revelation.

Brokenness

We, as Christians, are all in a process of becoming like Jesus. That process involved a brokenness in our lives that allows God to live in and through us. This message is about the importance of that brokenness.

The Father's Blessing

This message was shared on Father's Day 2024. There is a blessing that God wants to give everyone of His children. It is meant to be passed onto each child through their earthly father. Many did not have a natural father that understood his role. If you are one of those people, this message is especially for you. 

Rhythms for Life Part 4

There are certain patterns that are life-giving to all God's kids. This message is about the importance of prayer in our lives.