Stand Strong in the Word

Those who live by the Law are required to obey each command to perfection. That, of course, is impossible for anyone to do. It's not DOING the Law (fulfilling it) that saves a person. That’s why Paul affirms “the law is not of faith.”

Do you know how Abraham was saved? In Galatians 3, Jason explains how Abraham was saved from his sin in Old Testament times prior to Jesus's death and resurrection.

In today's podcast, we answer the question, how does a person receive the Holy Spirit?

Today, we get into one of the most elaborate passages in the Bible on the meaning of justification by faith.

Is there someone in your life that you need to confront? In today's episode, we take a closer look at when Peter confronted Peter for his hypocritically living.

Can you name a few people in your life that support and challenge you? In this episode, Paul faces opposition from false teachers and receives support from the apostles in Jerusalem.

Paul revisits Jerusalem after almost fourteen years.

#163 "THE TIMETABLE AFTER PAUL'S CONVERSION" (GALATIANS 1:15-24) by Jason Jimenez

Paul reiterates his authority in Christ and recalls his former life as an expert in the Law.

Things were getting so bad in Galatia, that Paul had to step in and rebuke the false teachers who were perverting the gospel.

We start a brand new book on today's episode! We will be in Galatians 1:1-5 and learning about Paul's firm confirmation as a man sent to preach the gospel to the world.

In James 5:19-20, we look at the need for mature Christians to help restore people back to Jesus.

In this episode, Jason tackles the many interpretations of James 5:13-18 and offers up some clarity on prayer, anointing, and healing.

Would the people close to you say you keep your word? In James 5:12, we learn the importance of not taking the Lord's Name in vain and how we ought to follow through with what we say we will do.

There are a lot of things that can take our focus off of God. Yet, in the book of James, we are told to fix our eyes on the return of Christ. How do we do that?

In James 5:1-6, the writer James issues four indictments on the greedy rich and forewarns them to repent before the coming judgment of God.

In James 4:13-17, we gain valuable insight on what to do to wisely plan for the future.

In James 4:11-12, we learn the three relationships that we need to get right on earth.

In three verses, James unpacks eight exhortations for Christians to live by.

We start a new series in James 4, called "How To Be a Lover of God and Not a Lover of the World." In this episode, Jason discusses the three sources of evil: the flesh, the world, and the Devil.

We all need more wisdom in our lives. In this episode, Jason contrasts worldly wisdom with heavenly wisdom and encourages listeners to be more humble and wise in their lives.

We like to control as much as we can in our lives. But what about the tongue? In this episode, we continue our study in James 3 and discover ways to walk in the Spirit.

In this episode, we dive into James 3 to understand the dangers and power of the tongue.

In James 2:14-26, many people get confused by how James uses faith along with works. In this episode, Jason clears up the confusion by teaching exegetically what James meant by comparing active faith from a dead faith.

In James 2, James transitions his letter to rebuke fellow Christians who were showing favoritism based on status of wealth. He warns the church that showing partiality is inconsistent to Christian behavior because it runs contrary to the nature of God.