Urshan University

Rev. Jonathan McClintock shares powerful insights from Revelation, emphasizing God's singular majesty. He contrasts the authority of a seated king with an empty throne and examines how faith can move God, citing Abraham and Jacob. Delving into the significance of Jesus' incarnation, he reveals that God remained sovereign during Christ's time on Earth. The podcast highlights the power of perseverance in faith, drawing attention to moments when Jesus stands in solidarity with those who endure. Listeners are encouraged to adopt Stephen's spirit, reminding them they are seen and supported by God.

Brent opens with a powerful worship session and dives into the concept of feeling trapped in no-win situations. He explores how opponents tried to ensnare Jesus, revealing the dynamics behind the Pharisees and Herodians' unusual alliance. The discussion shifts to the implications of civic responsibilities versus spiritual duties, highlighting our inherent value as beings created in God's image. Brent urges listeners to maintain their devotion amidst worldly distractions and challenges them to reflect on whose image they portray in their lives.

Rev. Jonathan McClintock dives into the power of faith and how perception shapes our reality. He discusses how God sent spies to bolster Israel's resolve and the crucial role of positive speech in claiming promises. Highlighting Caleb's courage, he emphasizes that doubt, rather than giants, is the true barrier to success. McClintock contrasts Israel's self-doubt with Rahab's fear of them, urging listeners to speak faith and embrace their potential. Ultimately, he encourages everyone to claim victory and trust in God's promises.

"I may not know where I am going, but I know I am never going back."

"There is something more than the temporary and that's the eternal. There is a bigger picture out there than what we see in a moment."

The enemy has no power to stop you. You are called. You have potential. You have power.

"Many of those convicted linger but fail to make change. But, thank God for the mercy and grace of God." 

"We need to realize that no matter what goes on in our life, GOD IS THERE." - Chapel 09/03/20

"God must have trusted you to put you on this planet in this day and in this age." - Chapel 09/10/20

In times of isolation that God ordained, do you look to people for plans or God for guidance?