Kidnapped, enslaved, and forgotten—until God spoke in a dream. The story of Patrick isn’t just history; it’s an invitation. What happens when we say yes to God, even when it leads us back to the places we’d rather avoid?
In Revelation 1:10 John mentions he was, “In the Spirit on the Lord’s Day.” What would John have considered “The Lord’s Day” and why does that matter enough for him to mention? The answer is more impactful than you might think. Join the conversation on our Discord: http://www.jxncloud.com/discord
In Revelation 1:10, John says he was, “In the Spirit.” What exactly does that mean? We look for possible answers by addressing the other crazy experiences Bible prophets had throughout the Bible.
When we think of the nations, peace is not typically the first thing that comes to our mind. Instead, we often think of wars fought and the things that make us different. But the Prince of Peace has come to change that.
I’ll own it: I’m that worship leader that has made more than a few people uncomfortable with my song choices. In my early years as a pastor I had someone approach me to voice their concerns with the romantic words that my songs sometimes used. In one case, a man took issue with the lyric,…
“Can we sing this in church?” came the question I expected to get after sending out a Sunday playlist to the band. The lyrics were, after all, a bit different than the average worship song. The chorus was simple: Jesus, when you gonna wake up?When you gonna wake up? And calm this raging sea?Jesus, when…
John tells his audience that he’s writing them from the Island of Patmos. While he doesn’t quite explain why he’s there, several theories have been put forth—the most popular ones being addressed in this video. There’s also an interesting fact about Patmos’ location that might have affected what John had to say. Join the conversation…
One of the common ways in which his Spirit has been moving in some supernaturally-minded circles is through what has been often called, “holy laughter.” Like the time two former students of mine laid down in the back of our sanctuary and couldn’t stop laughing for some 15-20 minutes. One of my favorite stories of…
Revelation’s allusion to Jesus riding on the clouds has a long history back into ancient times. In this episode we follow the Bible’s stream of thought, leaving us with a very powerful image—all while Olivia continues to interrupt us by singing “Days of Elijah.” Join the conversation on our Discord! http://www.jxncloud.com/discord
Watching joy swell up inside someone is a wonderful thing to witness. You may recall seeing it happen to Mary in the Christmas story. One moment she’s talking to her relative Elizabeth about how God has supernaturally blessed her with a baby and the next she’s bursting into song (Luke 1:39-56). It makes for a…
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