Jesus College

Jesus College Inviting you to a good life in the person, teachings & life of Jesus by empowering eyes to see thru What is the one great truth as the source of knowledge?

Jesus College Premise - What is the single greatest source of knowledge? Dare we ask, is there one central, great truth from which all reality, truth and knowledge are derived? The French "Encyclopedie" published in 1728 was produced by Voltaire and Denis Diderot based on rational and secular values. It’s “Preliminary Discourse” was composed by the mathematician and philosopher Jean Le Rond d’Alembert stating:

“Are not the ideas of ‘all’ of ‘part’ of ‘larger’ and of ‘smaller’, strictly speaking, the same simple and individual idea, since we cannot have one without all the others presenting themselves at the same time? And if so could this same truth be applied across the widest conceivable spectrum, until “the universe, if we may be permitted to say so, would only be one fact and one great truth for whoever knew how to embrace it from a single point of view?”

The Problem - A comprehensive concentration on what d’Alembert calls “one great truth” is lacking in all major institutions of higher education and many teaching organizations undermining not only their effectiveness but their very existence. We posit Jesus…simply Jesus. The Mission of Jesus College - To Empower, Educate & Equip Apprentices of the Master Jesus to know this One truth and live the good life found in such truth. The Vision - Equipping Trainers (Ministry & Business Leaders) to mentor Leaders (Senior Apprentices) to disciple Apprentices to Master love. The Plan - Inviting others to the good life in the person, work, teachings & life of Jesus by empowering eyes to see thru visual resources and ears to hear thru audio resources & gatherings on-line and in person.

09/10/2026

We celebrate Christmas every year, but how many of us have truly received what it offers?

Dallas Willard opens Advent Session 1 with a distinction that changes everything. Christmas is not just about Christ coming FOR you. It is about Christ coming IN you.

That shift, from beneficiary to dwelling place, is not a small theological adjustment. It is the difference between a faith that informs and a faith that transforms.

At Jesus College, we have seen this truth take root in students across more than 60 countries. Not because they received more information about Christianity, but because they began to inhabit a way of life shaped by the living presence of Christ within them.

This Advent, we invite you to go deeper. Watch this clip and ask yourself: Have I welcomed Christ as a historical figure who acted on my behalf, or as a living presence who dwells within me?

Enroll Online Now and join the Advent series with Dallas Willard. The link is in the comments.

08/10/2026

Dallas Willard opens Session 1 of Advent with a question that reframes everything: Are we asking the right thing about the Incarnation?

Most of us approach Christmas asking HOW God became human. Willard gently but firmly redirects us. What matters is not the mechanism. What matters is the FACT. God became flesh. That fact is the foundation of all Christian formation and life.

This is the kind of teaching that does not just inform you. It reshapes how you live. At Jesus College, we believe transformation into the way of life Jesus modeled is not only possible but available to anyone, in any culture, at any stage of life.

Watch this clip and then take the next step. Enroll Online Now and join thousands of students from over 60 countries who are pursuing formation, not just information.



08/10/2026

Dallas Willard asks a question in this clip that is simple on the surface but cuts right to the core of your spiritual life.

How deep is your hunger for what Jesus is doing right now?

Not what you know about Jesus. Not how long you have attended church. Not how many books you have read about faith. The question is about hunger. Real, present-tense hunger for the living work of Jesus in the world today.

Willard spent his life teaching that Christianity is not primarily about information. It is about transformation into a way of life that actually works, in any culture, in any season. And that transformation begins with appetite.

Watch this clip from Session 1 of Advent with Dallas Willard and ask yourself honestly: how hungry am I, really?

If this resonates with you, the full course is available now. Enroll Online Now at Jesus College and join students from over 60 countries who are learning what it means to live the Kingdom life.

08/10/2026

Most of us were taught that Jesus came to forgive our sins. And that is true. But Dallas Willard pushes further into something we rarely hear: Jesus came to break the grip of sin itself.

In this clip from Advent with Dallas Willard, Session 1, Willard explains how the Incarnation, God becoming human in Jesus Christ, is not just a doctrinal fact. It is the very reason sin no longer has to dominate your life.

This is the kind of teaching that moves from the head to the heart to the hands. It is not abstract. It is the foundation of a life that is actually free.

If you have been carrying the weight of sin as something you manage rather than something that has been defeated, this clip is for you.

Watch it, share it with someone who needs it, and enroll online now at Jesus College to go deeper with the full course.



07/10/2026

Dallas Willard once described the condition of sin using an image that is hard to forget: hungry cattle eating rusty nails.

When cattle are desperate enough, they will consume things that are actively destroying them. They do not know better. They are simply driven by a hunger that has lost its proper orientation.

Willard saw the human soul in a similar condition. Not simply making bad choices, but genuinely disoriented from the source of true life, reaching for substitutes that corrode from the inside out.

This is Session 1 of Advent With Dallas Willard, and it sets the foundation for everything that follows. If you have ever wondered why information about Christianity is not enough to produce real change, this clip begins to answer that question.

Transformation is possible. It is just not what most of us were taught to pursue.

Watch the clip and then visit Jesus College to Enroll Online Now. A link is available in the comments.

07/10/2026

Have you ever felt like your worst days, your most shameful moments, your hardest seasons, are somehow outside the reach of what God cares about?

Dallas Willard addresses that directly in this clip from Advent With Dallas Willard at Jesus College.

His point is simple but profound: the incarnation gives dignity to the parts of life you are most ashamed of. God did not step around the hard and embarrassing parts of human experience. He stepped into them. That is what the incarnation means.

This is not feel-good theology. This is the kind of truth that reshapes how you walk through your worst days.

Watch the clip and then consider going deeper. Jesus College offers online formation rooted in the teachings of Dallas Willard and designed to help you live the life Jesus described, not just believe in it.

Enroll Online Now and join students from over 60 countries.



07/10/2026

Most of us were taught that Jesus came to save us from the world.

But what if that is only half the story?

Dallas Willard points out something that Scripture makes plain but most sermons skip over: Jesus is not only the Redeemer of matter. He is its Creator. The same person who hung on the cross spoke the physical world into existence.

When you hold both of those truths together, your faith changes. The material world is not something to escape. It is something Jesus made, loves, and is actively redeeming.

This is Session 1 of Advent with Dallas Willard at Jesus College. It is the kind of teaching that does not just add to what you know. It reorders how you see everything.

Enroll Online Now and access the full series: jesuscollege.com



06/10/2026

Most people have been taught that faith is a feeling. Dallas Willard says that is precisely where we go wrong.

In this short clip from Advent With Dallas Willard, Session 1, Willard offers what may be the most practical definition of faith you will ever encounter: faith is acting as if something is true.

That is not just a clever phrase. It is a complete reorientation of how we live as followers of Jesus. When faith becomes action rather than emotion, everything changes: how we pray, how we treat others, how we handle uncertainty, and how we grow.

At Jesus College, we believe that real spiritual formation is coherent, embodied, and reproducible. It is not about accumulating more information. It is about transformation into a way of life that is actually life.

Watch this clip, share it with someone who needs it, and then take the next step. Enroll Online Now at Jesus College and go deeper into the teachings that are forming students in over 60 countries.



06/10/2026

Most conversations about Christlikeness stop at one outcome. Dallas Willard says there are two, and the second one rarely gets named.

In this clip from Advent With Dallas Willard, Session 1, Willard explains both outcomes with the clarity and compassion that made his teaching so enduring. This is not abstract theology. It is a description of what genuine spiritual transformation looks like in an actual human life.

If you have been following Jesus for years but feel like something is still missing in your formation, this might be the conversation you have been waiting for.

Jesus College is built on the conviction that people do not need more information about Christianity. We need transformation into a way of life that is coherent, embodied, and reproducible. Enroll Online Now at jesuscollege.com and begin that journey today.

05/10/2026

Dallas Willard said the best way to live in the kingdom right now is this...

For many of us, the kingdom of God feels like something far off, something we hope for but cannot quite touch today. Willard disagreed. He taught that the kingdom is a present reality, available to anyone willing to step into it with intention and practice.

This clip from Advent with Dallas Willard captures one of his most practical and transforming insights. It is the kind of teaching that does not just inform your faith. It reshapes how you live it.

At Jesus College, we believe people do not simply need more information about Christianity. We need transformation into a way of life that is coherent, embodied, and reproducible. This is exactly what Dallas Willard spent his life pointing us toward.

Watch the clip and then take the next step. Enroll Online Now and begin your journey with us.

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