Stand Strong In The Word

On today's podcast, Jason teaches from Luke 12 where Jesus gives five warnings for His followers to be aware of: hypocrisy, covetousness, worry, carelessness, and ignorance.

No one likes to be a bother. That's why most people don't ask for help. But, when it comes to the Christian life, it's all about asking for help. Matter of fact, Jesus gives several examples of how we need to be more shameless and persistent in our requests. Listen to find out!

#72 “A TRUE DISCIPLE OF CHRIST” (Luke 10:1-42) by Jason Jimenez

Why did Jesus refer to Himself as the Good Shepherd? What did He mean when He said He was "The Door"? On today's episode, we explore the rich meaning of what Jesus meant, and ponder the beautiful role He plays in our lives.

A personal testimony can be very compelling. In John 9, we read one of the most amazing testimonies of an unexpected person whose life was forever changed by the touch of Jesus.

On today's episode, Jason gets into the divine claims of Jesus to the religious leaders outside the temple courts.

No one likes to be publicly shamed. But that's exactly what happened with the woman caught in adultery. And yet, despite her sin and her shame, Jesus extending forgiveness, and challenged her to stop the sin of adultery. So, what about you? What sins do you need to be forgiven?

Have you ever been too stubborn to see that you were wrong? Whether it be in our relationships with others or with God, we can let pride blind us from seeing the truth. On this episode, Jason wraps up John 7 and shows how blinded the Jews were to see that Jesus was the Messiah.

It's hard, sometimes, to let certain things go. But what, in your life, do you need to let go of in order for God to use your life in a greater way? On today's podcast we learn some valuable lessons on the cost of discipleship.

#65 “HOW MANY TIMES SHOULD YOU FORGIVE SOMEONE?" (Matthew 18:21-35) by Jason Jimenez

#64 “HOW TO CONFRONT A CHRISTIAN WHO WRONGED YOU” (MATTHEW 18:15-20) by Jason Jimenez

#63 “GETTING RID OF SIN” (Matthew 18:7-14; Mark 9:38-50; Lk. 9:49-50) by Jason Jimenez

Do you struggle with pride? Ever think you’re better than the people around you? On today’s podcast, we get into the hotly debated topic of “Who is the Greatest” among the disciples, and learn some very humbling tips from Christ that will makes us better examples for others to follow.

Have you ever wondered why Moses and Elijah were at the transfiguration of Jesus? Or why the disciples weren't able to cast out that demon tormented the man's son? On today's podcast, Jason gives helpful answers to the text, and what it means for our lives. We pray this podcast enriches your soul! www.standstrongministries.org

It's easy to forget that there's always a cost involved with every win. So, when it comes to following Christ, what's the cost involved? On today's podcast, we will discover that cost, yet be amazed at the eternal glory that awaits us as we obediently follow Jesus!

Who you believe Jesus is, is the most important think in your life. So, according to you, who is Jesus? On today’s podcast, we learn the truth about Jesus, and encouraged to share that with the rest of the world. STUDY GUIDE https://www.standstrongministries.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/59-copy.pdf

When was the last time you went out of your way to meet a need? No matter what was going on in the life of Jesus, He always went out of His way to show compassion and bring healing to the broken hearted. Find out how you can do the same!

Do you think you can purify your sins by performing certain rituals, or following certain traditions? On today's episode, Jesus is confronted by the religious leaders because He didn't follow their ceremonial washings. Find out how Jesus responds to them.

What does it take to become a follower of Christ? That's what Jason talks about on this episode of Stand Strong in the Word.

What kind of fears are keeping you from taking a step of faith? On today's podcast, we come up close and personal with Peter walking on water and how it saved the other disciples.