Graham Jones Blog

We have been delving into the promises of God, those declarations that invite us into a life of faith and fulfillment. Yet questions arise as we walk this out. I want to address five common ones here, drawing from Scripture and experience, to help clarify how we...

We have been exploring what it means to live in and live out the promises of God. I believe most believers encounter a gap where they try to stand on a promise, yet it seems like nothing happens. In my experience, that is where about 95 percent, maybe 99.95 percent of...

We have been exploring the promises of God, those glorious declarations that invite us into a life far beyond our limited expectations. Yet what happens when we read these promises, claim them by faith, and nothing seems to change? The gap between what God says and...

We have been on a journey together, exploring the depths of what God has for us. I believe God calls us to a life filled with His promises—not mere words on a page, but realities that shape our existence. Consider how often we limit ourselves, dreaming in shades of...

If God truly has a specific vision for every life, then certain questions inevitably arise. How do I know if what I am sensing is from Him or from me? What if I have wasted years without any vision at all? What practical steps can I take to begin hearing from God...

God has a purpose for your life. He has a purpose for my life. He wants us to find it and fulfill it—not simply to know that a purpose exists somewhere out there, but to bring it down here, write it down, give it shape, and live it out. Today I want to give you five...

Stop Playing the Wrong Game In the church I grew up in, it seemed as though every single week somebody would pray the same verse from 1 Corinthians 2:9: "Eye has not seen, nor ear heard, nor have entered into the heart of man the things which God has prepared for...

Come to God for Questions, Not Just Answers We love answers. We are drawn to clarity, to resolution, to the neatly defined. Especially within the evangelical tradition, we prefer our theology neat and our doctrines well-organized. That is both our strength—and our...