Stand Strong In The Word

There will always be someone who will criticize you for something you are doing wrong. It is important for all Christians to make sure they generously give to their local churches and ministries that seek to evangelize the world with the gospel of Jesus Christ.

we delve into the depths of 1 Corinthians 8, where the apostle Paul addresses a crucial aspect of the Christian journey—how our freedom in Christ should be exercised with love and consideration for others. In a society steeped in various religious practices, the early Christians in Corinth grappled with whether it was permissible to eat food that had been offered to idols. Paul acknowledges the knowledge that an idol is nothing and that there is only one true God. However, knowledge isn't the only guiding principle; love must also shape our actions. As we walk through the verses, we'll explore Paul's emphasis on the spiritual well-being of our brothers and sisters. While some believers, strong in their understanding of freedom, might not be personally affected by consuming such food, others with a weaker conscience could be led into sin by following this example. Paul urges the church to forgo their own rights if exercising them might cause a fellow believer to stumble. Together, we'll reflect on the centra

Christians should be cautious of their words, actions, and company they keep. In the latest episode, Jason references 1 Corinthians 8:1-6 to emphasize the significance of humility in maintaining a positive reputation. He highlights how arrogance can damage our reputation but offers practical advice on how to be a loving and faithful representation of Christ to others.

Discover the incredible and life-altering power of connecting with God's purpose for your life through this thought-provoking bible teaching, regardless of whether you are married or single.

#236 “Be Who You Are Meant to Be“ (1 Corinthians 7:17-24) by Jason Jimenez

Sadly, many Christians remain in marriages that are not safe or honoring the Lord. In this episode, Jason touches on some very sensitive issues surrounding divorce and offers biblical advice for those trapped or in a harmful marriage.

This episode looks at the simplicity and depth of 1 Corinthians 7:1-9. We examine Paul's insights on being single and married, and how these statuses play out in life. Are you single or married and a person of faith? This episode will provide you with a richer understanding of how you are to live out your status, whether single or married.

This episode touches on a crucial aspect of our lives as believers, addressing the importance of honoring our bodies which are temples of the Holy Spirit.

In 1 Corinthians 6:1-11, we find one of the most controversial and highly debated passages in our culture today. Find out why.

For those outside of the church, Paul makes it clear that it is not the duty of Christians to judge them. But for those within the church, Christians are expected to make judgements regarding immoral conduct, even to the point of isolating the individuals involved. This may seem harsh but it is necessary to protect and preserve the church from those who seek to defile it.

Paul compares how the Israelites removes leaven from their homes in preparation for the Feast of Unleavened Bread and Passover to the need for Christians to remove sin in their lives and the church.

In this episode, Jason teaches on 1 Corinthians 5:1-5, where Paul confronts a perverted sin being committed by a member in the church.

A powerful way to eliminate division in the church is by deeply caring for the heartfelt needs of others.

The Corinthians were living lavished lives with a passable faith while Paul and his companions suffered greatly for the faith. Godet captures the weight of what Paul was expressing to the Corinthians: “It was not time for the Corinthians to be self-complacent and boasting, while the church was on the throne and the apostles were under the sword.”

As stewards of Christ, we are not the ones who own anything or give the orders. Everything belongs to God. He is the One who saves us, calls us, and appoints us to go forth and do the special work that He designed us to do.

#225 “The Quality Most Lack” (1 Corinthians 4:1-2) by Jason Jimenez

#224 “How Not to Destroy a Church” (1 Corinthians 3:16-23) by Jason Jimenez

Everything you do in your life will be judged by God, good or bad. So, the question is, what will judgment look like for you?

Although we are not saved by good works that doesn't mean that we are not to care about doing them. In this episode, we look into the meaning of the term "wages" used by Paul and learn the importance of living a life that God rewards!

It can be hard to distinguish between an unbeliever and a carnal Christian. In this episode, Jason breaks down how Paul described the spiritual status of the Corinthians and ways to help them grow in their faith.