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Our listener asks, “I believe I have been saved, although I can’t remember the day. However I have always attended churches that preach you have to be really sorry for sin, and turn from all your sin to ‘really’ be saved. I’m so confused now, because I recently got a divorce, and my children don’t

Love is the motivation Christians must have to properly use their spiritual gifts. A Christian that lacks love gains nothing, says nothing, and is of no use to the lost man and the body of Christ. Pastor Jesse details these important verses in the series Growing Pains.

Our listeners asks, “What does the Bible say about movies like ‘The Chronicles of Narnia’ that are supposed to glorify God, yet fail to mention Jesus Christ’s name? And is C.S. Lewis a pagan, or is he a true Christian?

A healthy church is full of people who know their spiritual gifts and are content to use them. So, what was the problem in Corinth? Do we see those same issues occurring in churches today?

Are we saved by keeping the law? Does a believer need to keep the law in order to stay saved or maintain his salvation. Is the LAW necessary for a Believer??

There is so much confusion about spiritual gifts in today’s church culture. What does the Bible say about these spiritual gifts? Pastor Jesse teaches from 1 Corinthians 12 about spiritual gifts and their proper role in the world.

Shelby asks, “What are all the crowns, and what can we do to receive the crowns in this life?” biblelineministries.org/pastor-jesse-martinez-questions-and-answers/

Pastor Jesse details 1 Corinthians 11:17-34 with a clear understanding on what the Lord Supper is supposed to mean to the believer. What is it , and what is it not?  

God has set forth roles in the church for men and women. Corinthian believers were having a hard time following those roles. Pastor Jesse continues the series titled Growing Pains with a look at 1 Corinthians 11:1-16. Growing Pains 20

Pastor Jesse covers a passage in 1 Corinthians 10 that speaks to our liberty in Christ. – Growing Pains 19

“Have you ever seen a demon? What do you think of the Christian’s that say, ‘oh this specific person has a demon because of x y or z.’” https://biblelineministries.org/q-40/

The worshiping of idols was common mixed with drunkenness and perverse sexual activity. In 1 Corinthians 10, we are given a stern reminder of what idolatry, and many other sins, did to Israel. Experience can be a painful teacher. We can learn wisdom from studying the mistakes of others. Pastor Jesse continues his series “Growing

“How is it that truly born again Christians can read the Word of God and have a different understanding of some scriptures? An example would be pre tribulation and post tribulation rapture etc. Is it different levels of maturity or tradition that believers get hung up on? Also, it seems that the Holy Spirit would

Christians have liberty and should use their liberty to reach all men in all places so they can reach some. How can we use those liberties to run with purpose and discipline in our walk? Growing Pains 17

Our Listener asks, “I’ve found this to be a challenging topic, but I understand that when you have the Holy Spirit, you have it forever; regarding the Christian walk would it make sense that the more you yield to the Spirit, the more you feel the Holy Spirit working in your life? And the more

The Lord gives all believers freedom. But what happens when you are being maligned and treated unfairly? Do you quit because they are treating you wrong? | Growing Pains 16

Our Listener says, “I understood and accepted the message of the Gospel in 2013. I grew for a while listening to sound sermons and I had security of my salvation based solely alone on Christ’s finished work and none of my own works contributed. However, I made poor decisions and I rejected God in 2020,

There is a real threat in allowing our liberty in Christ to cause a weaker brother in the faith the stumble. How do we avoid this and is there such a thing as stumbling so far as to lose one’s eternal life? Pastor Jesse continues his series “Growing Pains” with a message on 1 Corinthians

“Is there any way for me to forget my past sins? I read Hebrews 9:14 that the blood of Christ purges our conscience. I believe the Word of God without question, but why does my past evil behavior keep popping up in my head?”