Stand Strong In The Word

Paul wraps up his third missionary journey (18:23-20:14), as he proceeds to Jerusalem despite the desperate pleads for him not to go (AD 57). Most scholars mark this stage of Paul’s life as his fourth missionary journey.

In Acts 20, Paul lays out the qualities of a true spiritual leader.

How sensitive are you to demonic warfare? Or to counterfeit teachers of the gospel? In Acts 19, Paul encounters a culture in Ephesus deep in sorcery and false teaching.

Paul is on the verge of wrapping up his second missionary journey, and despite the attacks, God provides him with mighty protection.

In Acts 17, Paul encounters three uniquely different cultures, and yet, is able to reason and debate with the Jews, Greeks, and philosophers. Learn how he was able to do this.

A year or so after Paul completed his first missionary journey, Paul launched his second missionary journey (15:36-18:22) along with Timothy, Silas, and Luke. In late AD 50, Paul will take Silas with him to Tarsus, Derbe, and Lystra—where they will meet Timothy. The team will deliver the Jerusalem Council’s decision to churches in Galatia (Iconium) and Phrygia (Antioch). After traveling from the region of Mysia to Troas, it is here Luke unites with the team.

In today's episode, Jason reveals some of the great challenges and divisions Satan attempted to use to end the vibrancy of the early church. Yet, despite the attacks, the Holy Spirit prevailed and strengthened the unity among Jews and Gentiles.

How courageous and gracious are you when sharing your faith? In this episode, we learn how bold Paul was in spreading the gospel to a paganistic and violent culture.

Today, on Stand Strong in the Word podcast, we dive into Acts 13 and learn about Paul's first missionary journey to pagans.

When was a time in your life God came through in a miraculous way? In this episode, we learn about Peter being freed from prison and the judgment of death that fell on Herod after claiming to be a god.

In Acts 11, God uses Peter to stand his ground for sharing the gospel to Gentiles, Agabus foretells of a coming famine to prepare the churches, and God brings together Barnabas and Saul (Paul) to strengthen the churches in the love of Christ.

Has God ever used you to reach a person you had very little in common? In today's episode, Peter is called by God to share the gospel with a Gentile family he knew nothing about. Instead of rejecting the call, Peter went in obedience and his experience opened his eyes to the greater things of God and the power of the gospel.

In today's episode of Stand Strong in the Word Podcast, we get into the conversion story of Paul in Acts 9.

There will always be opposition to the gospel. However, the gospel will always prevail. We see that with a man named Philip. Philip was an unlikely character that God used to spread the gospel in very diverse and hostile environments.

#120 "STEPHEN'S DEFENSE OF CHRISTIANITY AND DEATH" (ACTS 7:1-60) by Jason Jimenez

Do you attend a caring church? Are you a person whom the glory of God is evident? In this episode of Stand Strong in the Word, we explore Acts 6 where we get up close and personal with the ministry of Stephen and discuss how we can emulate his extraordinary faith.

In this episode of Stand Strong in the Word podcast, we are challenged to take God more seriously in our lives as we study Acts 5.

In this episode of Stand Strong in the Word podcast, Jason teaches from Acts 4 and shares several ways you can be a bold witness for Christ. Watch on youTube https://youtu.be/ia1GyCQyN5w

How is God using you to spread his message to the world? On today's podcast, we take a closer look at the faith of Peter to heal a lame man and the extraordinary message he boldly spoke to the Jews at the temple.

In this latest episode of Stand Strong in the Word podcast, Jason teaches from Acts 2 and covers (in great detail) the significance of the Day of Pentecost, tongues of fire, and the start of the church.