Brad Jones

Brad Jones highlights how to study God's Word—giving us practical steps to deepen our relationship with Christ.

In the busyness of our schedules and our day-to-day lives, there is a very real fight for our attention and affection. In this talk, we're reminded of the one thing that deserves to be priority—Jesus.

For week two of Orbit, Brad Jones reminds us that God has an assignment and a purpose for our lives—to make Him known. In Acts 8, we see how God used Phillip, and Brad encourages us to allow the Holy Spirit to lead us in the same way.

Brad Jones leads us through Luke 22, showing how we’ve been invited to participate in God’s magnificent story here on earth. God might not give us everything we want, but He will give us everything we need to live the life He’s called us to live and fulfill His purposes.

Brad Jones challenges us to think about what God calls us to do as the Church—to be light in a dark and broken world and proclaim His name to the ends of the earth.

Brad Jones preaches through Luke 18:35-43, shedding light on the power of the story of the blind beggar asking for sight and encouraging us to ask God for the same in our own lives, leaving us attuned to His will and desires for us.

In this talk, Brad Jones emphasizes how Jesus has the power to transform us so that we can go and tell people about what He has done.

Focusing on the book of Nehemiah, Brad Jones challenges us to change our order of thinking when faced with adversity. Instead of seeking counsel from everyone around us or trying to deal with things on our own and then pleading with God when that fails us, Brad empowers us to pray and fast as the prophet Nehemiah did, prayer being his first response.

Brad Jones leads us further into the Christmas season by pointing to the anticipation of Simeon, who longed to see the King who was to come. By looking to the promises of God and the examples in Scripture, we can wait on God in our own lives with patience, anticipation, and godliness.

Brad Jones leads listeners by pointing to the life of Thomas – oftentimes referred to as “Doubting Thomas.” While this may be his nickname among people who do not know his full story, we can be confident that Jesus welcomed Thomas as a skeptic who would come to believe and die for his faith.

As we head into Above + Beyond Sunday, Brad Jones – alongside Todd Peterson and Allison Dukes – leads listeners in a discussion about Generosity. As examples and sources of wisdom, these three leaders in our House share life and perspective-altering truths about what it means to live out the “Greatest apologetic:” living generously in a tight-fisted world.

Brad Jones leads listeners in a talk about the worthwhile pursuit of obedience to Jesus. He shares from the life of Paul and the book of Romans that Christians should be marked by an “eagerness” to submit to the mission God has for our lives.