In Luke 9, Jesus gives His disciples authority over demons and sickness, then challenges them to walk in that authority with faith, humility, and obedience. This chapter reveals what true discipleship costs, what kingdom authority really means,...

In Mark chapter 5, we see the unmatched authority of Jesus over darkness, disease, and death. From the deliverance of the demon-possessed man to the healing of a desperate woman and the restoration of a dying child, this chapter reveals how fai...

Mark 4 challenges us to examine our hearts through the parable of the soils and asks a sobering question: are we truly producing fruit for the kingdom of God? Jesus warns against divided devotion, hidden faith, and the choking cares of this wor...

In Luke 8, Jesus teaches the parable of the sower (soils), revealing how hearts respond differently to the Word of God—and why enduring faith produces true spiritual fruit. We also see His authority displayed as He calms a deadly storm, deliver...

Luke 7 reveals the compassionate heart of God through Jesus’ encounters with a faithful centurion, a grieving widow, and a questioning prophet. This chapter challenges our expectations of the Messiah and calls us to humility, repentance, and su...

David Doty sits down with Jesus Martinez to hear the powerful story of a former reggae musician who walked away from the platform to pursue a life of disciple-making and simple, reproducible church. From decades-long relationships that end in m...

Matthew 9 reveals the authority of Jesus over sin, sickness, demons, and death. From the paralytic whose sins were forgiven to the woman healed by faith and the raising of a little girl, this chapter shows that Jesus offers far more than physic...

In Matthew 8, we see Jesus cleanse the unclean, heal the sick, command storms, and reveal the authority of God’s kingdom. From the faith of a Roman centurion to the calming of the sea, this chapter shows us who Jesus is and what it truly means ...

In Mark chapter 3, Jesus exposes the difference between true righteousness and empty religion. His righteous anger reveals hearts that love rules more than people, unity more than pride, and truth more than appearances. This teaching challenges...

In Luke chapter 6, Jesus confronts religious rule-keeping and reveals the heart of God behind the Sabbath, prayer, humility, and spiritual growth. From healing on the Sabbath to teaching the Beatitudes and calling us to love our enemies, this c...

What did Jesus truly mean when He said, “Do not judge”? In Matthew 7, Jesus calls His followers to wisdom—not hypocrisy—showing us when judgment is right, when grace is required, and why the path to life is narrow and difficult. This teaching w...

In Matthew 6, Jesus challenges us to Seek First His Kingdom. He calls us to examine the motives of our giving, praying, and fasting. Are we living for earthly recognition or eternal reward? This teaching walks through spiritual discipline, dela...

In Matthew chapter 5, Jesus reveals the spiritual foundation of the Kingdom of Heaven through the Beatitudes. In this teaching, we explore what it truly means to be “blessed,” why joy flows from relationship rather than circumstances, and how f...

Mark chapter 2 reveals the authority of Jesus as the living Word of God. From forgiving sins to redefining Sabbath rest, Jesus demonstrates that the Kingdom of God is not about rigid religion, but Spirit-led life. This teaching explores the mea...

In Luke chapter 5, we see Jesus reveal His authority through provision, healing, forgiveness, and calling. From the miraculous catch of fish to the healing of the paralyzed man, Jesus shows us that the kingdom of heaven is breaking in—and it re...

John chapter 4 reveals Jesus crossing boundaries—religious, cultural, and personal—to bring living water to a broken Samaritan woman. This teaching explores worship in spirit and truth, the meaning of living water, the power of personal testimo...

John chapter 3 is far more than a conversation about being “born again.” In this teaching, we explore Jesus’ exchange with Nicodemus, the meaning of being born from above, the sovereignty of God in spiritual rebirth, and the profound imagery of...

In John chapter 2, Jesus’ first miracle at the wedding in Cana reveals far more than water turned into wine. This teaching uncovers the prophetic significance of “the third day,” God’s millennial timeline, the marriage supper of the Lamb, and o...

John 1 reveals the breathtaking truth that Jesus is the eternal Word of God—present before creation, the source of all life, and the light that shines in the darkness. In this teaching, we explore the meaning of the Logos, the prophetic role of...

Luke 4 shows Jesus led by the Holy Spirit into the wilderness for testing before beginning His public ministry. This teaching explores the biblical meaning of the number forty, the purpose of spiritual testing, and how Jesus resisted temptation...

In Matthew 4, Jesus is led by the Spirit into the wilderness to be tested before beginning His public ministry. This episode explores why testing is essential for spiritual maturity, how Jesus resisted temptation through understanding His ident...

Mark chapter 1 introduces the good news of Jesus Christ, beginning not with His birth, but with God’s prophetic preparation through John the Baptist. This teaching explores repentance, spiritual identity, character before calling, multiplicatio...

Luke chapter 3 introduces John the Baptizer, the call to repentance, and the deeper meaning of baptism. This teaching explores why baptism is more than a physical act, how true repentance produces fruit, and why Jesus’ coming brings a separatio...

In Matthew chapter 3, John the Baptist delivers a message that still confronts us today: repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand. This teaching explores what repentance truly means, why baptism is about immersion into truth, and how incomp...

Luke chapter 2 reveals how God orchestrated history itself to bring the Messiah into the world at exactly the right time. From Bethlehem to the temple, from shepherds to prophets, this passage shows us a God who is always at work—and invites Hi...