Stand Strong in the Word

In this episode, Jason covers Wednesday of Passion Week, where the chief priests plot to kill Jesus, and Judas secretly agrees to betray Jesus for money.

On our continued study on Tuesday of Passion Week, Jesus teaches several key parables on being prepared and remaining faithful until He comes again.

Towards the end of Tuesday, Jesus walked to the Mount of Olives where He defined (for His disciples) terrible things that will come to pass in the last days. These prophetic teachings are known as the Olivet Discourse (Matthew 24-25; Mark 13; Luke 21).

In part three of "TUESDAY OF PASSION WEEK," Jesus now confronts the hypocrisy and self-righteousness of the religious leaders and turns to a poor widow to demonstrate true worship.

In part two of "TUESDAY OF PASSION WEEK, Jason covers the challenges Jesus faces from the religious leaders, and how He responds to each one.

What did Jesus teach and do on Tuesday of Passion Week?

What did Jesus do and teach on Monday of Passion (Holy) Week?

Palm Sunday is one of the most significant and prophetic fulfilling days of Jesus' life on earth. On today's podcast, we dive right in to see the Messianic fulfillment of Jesus riding into Jerusalem on a donkey.

Have you ever put yourself out there for Christ not caring what other people think? On today's podcast, we come face to face with Mary who did something extraordinary for Christ, and yet, was criticized for it.

#86 "JESUS OVER EVERYTHING" (LUKE 19:1-28) by Jason Jimenez

How do you measure success? Is it based on the amount of people you serve, or the amount of people who serve you? On today's podcast, Jason discusses true greatness by examining the parable of the laborers, the selfishness of James and John, and the faith of Bartimaeus whom Jesus healed from blindness

On today's podcast Jason touches on how we can be more depend on God, while being more humble before Him.

#83 "KEEP PRAISING. KEEP ANTICIPATING. KEEP PRAYING" (Lk. 17:11-37; 18:1-8) by Jason Jimenez

Are you afraid of dying? People who are not afraid of death are people of faith. More specifically, they are followers of Jesus Christ. For them, death on earth brings forth life in heaven. That is their hope. And they have this hope because they believe the words Jesus spoke to Martha, when He said, “I AM the resurrection and the life.” The question is, do you believe that?

#81 “INCREASE MY FAITH, LORD! ” (LUKE 17:1-10) by Jason Jimenez

Have you ever wondered where the rich man went after he died? Or what Jesus meant by "Abraham's bosom"? On today's podcast, Jason takes a closer look at this story given by Jesus and offers some answers you'll find intriguing.

Do you desire to use what God has given you for yourself or for heavenly purposes? On today's podcast, Jason discusses how to live a life that God rewards.

It's never fun losing something of value or importance. But, what about a lost soul? How does one recover that? We discuss the answer as we examine the most famous parable taught by Jesus in Luke 15.

Are you ALL IN with Jesus? Or is there things in your life too important to give up? On today's podcast, Jesus sets the record straight with the religious leaders by exposing their pride and greed for power, and challenges His followers to count the cost.

Where would you turn in the four Gospels to show someone that Jesus made undeniable claims that He is God? On today's podcast, Jason teaches from John 10:22-42, and unpacks the "Oneness" shared between the Father and the Son of God.

What's an important life lesson you have learned in recent years? How has that life lesson shaped who you are today? In Luke 13, we find some of the most important life lessons taught by Jesus while on His way to give up His life.

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.