Author Archives: LJones

More Than a Metaphor Earthly images of light and darkness are perfect metaphors for defining the place our Light, Jesus, holds in our lives. Whether we are talking about a lighthouse, or the common household light sources that help us … Continue reading →

Yet, the Light creates change within before He alters the world without.  He provided purification from sin on the cross and gave us the right to participate in His appeal to others. Years ago I was reading the words of … Continue reading →

The Light Our deliverance from the dark domain of Satan was secured at Calvary.  In Hebrews 1:3 we read, “The Son is the radiance of God’s glory, and the exact representation of his being,sustaining all things by his powerful word. After … Continue reading →

What is spiritual darkness?  We sometimes refer to those who are walking through a valley of sin as being in a “very dark place.”  What do we mean?  Is the way depressing, or hopeless?  These are certainly ways of describing … Continue reading →

Did you know there is a darkness that is darker than darkness?  Perhaps it makes more sense to say there is a darkness that goes beyond our human comprehension.  It is possible to find an inner room with no light and … Continue reading →

The Light of the World We understand light, and we bask in it.  I am old enough to remember a time when the only light to be found in our house after bedtime was the pilot light on a gas … Continue reading →

Ask in his Name   When we understand God’s will this way, we experience greater freedom in our prayer live and less frustration in our walk.  Can God heal us from sickness and disease?  Absolutely!  Will he?  We cannot know for … Continue reading →

Claiming Authority Jesus’ work in our lives has always been a display of divine authority.  He washed us clean by the power of the cross, and raised us up by the power of the resurrection.  He claims authority over all … Continue reading →

Does Jesus still heal?…I answer this question with a resounding “Yes!”  It is good to recognize the purpose of the healings recorded by scripture.  I agree they took place to establish Jesus’ authority and to validate the message of the … Continue reading →

It is any wonder people flocked to Jesus?  His healing percentage was 100% effective, and it was free!  We aren’t told of any animosity in the medical community toward Jesus, but we have to wonder if there weren’t some who … Continue reading →