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Sunday Morning Messages from God's WordThe Unforgivable SinIn “The Unforgivable Sin,” Jay Mijares tackles one of the most misunderstood and fear-provoking teachings of Jesus: blasphemy against the Holy Spirit. Drawing from Mark 3 (and its parallel in Matthew 12), the lesson begins with religious leaders accusing Jesus of casting out demons by Satan’s power. Jesus exposes the flaw in their logic—evil cannot defeat itself—and reveals that His miracles are not evidence of Satan’s work, but proof that God’s kingdom is overpowering the enemy. What looks like a theological debate is actually a spiritual crossroads.
Jesus then introduces the image of the “strong man,” explaining that only someone...
2026-01-1800 min
Martin Garcia Da RosaAnda Ya al 2006 Y Formula 40 Principales (01/01/2006)Últimos minutos del especial de nochevieja de Anda Ya (Anda ya al 2006) y conexión a Formula 40 Principales (01/01/2006)
*Desconexión a Publicidad*
*Conexión a Formula 40 Principales*
Tracklist:
[01] STEPS - After the love has gone
[02] Thalía - Regresa a mi
[03] Baby V.O.X - Coincidence
[04] S Club 8 - Sundown
[05] Luka - Tô nem aí
[06] KABAH - Casi al final
[07] Chenoa - Atrevete
[08] Julien Lamassonne - Un Monde Sans Danger (Código Lyoko)
[09] In-grid - Tu Es Foutu
[10] The Corrs - Summer Sunshine
[11] Bosson - One in a Million (Dance Remix)
[12] Lee Hyori - 10 Minutes
[13] Beyoncé feat, JAY-Z - Crazy in...
2026-01-011h 50
Sunday Morning Messages from God's WordChristmas in RevelationIn “Christmas in Revelation,” Jay Mijares reminds us that Christmas is not only an earthly moment in Bethlehem, but a cosmic event that reverberates through heaven itself. Revelation 12 pulls back the curtain to show that the birth of Christ takes place in the middle of a spiritual war—one that stretches from Genesis to the end of time. What looks quiet and humble on earth is, in reality, a decisive moment in God’s plan to defeat evil and secure redemption for His people.
The vision reveals Israel bringing forth the promised Messiah while Satan, pictured as a fierce dragon, stands r...
2025-12-2800 min
Sunday Morning Messages from God's WordMary's Christmas FiatIn “Mary’s Christmas Fiat,” Jay Mijares takes us into Luke 1:34–38 to see “Christmas in the present”—not as a sentimental scene, but as a moment when God interrupts an ordinary life with an impossible calling. In Nazareth—a town with little reputation—Mary hears Gabriel announce a virgin conception, and she responds with a question that isn’t doubt, but a desire to understand: “How will this be?” The lesson emphasizes that believers are allowed—even invited—to ask believing questions that draw us deeper into the mystery of God’s incarnation and the love that led from the manger to the cross.
As the an...
2025-12-2100 min
Sunday Morning Messages from God's WordChristmas in GenesisIn “Christmas in Genesis,” Jay Mijares takes us back to Genesis 3 to show that the story of Christmas doesn’t begin in Bethlehem, but in the Garden of Eden. After Adam and Eve’s sin, God pronounces judgment on the serpent and declares enmity between the serpent and the woman, between his offspring and hers. In that curse is also a promise: a single “seed” of the woman will one day crush the serpent’s head, even as His own heel is bruised. This first hint of the gospel—the protoevangelium—points forward to the child promised in Scripture, the Savior whose birth...
2025-11-2300 min
Sunday Morning Messages from God's WordA Validation of FaithIn “A Validation of Faith,” Jay Mijares walks us through Matthew 8:5–13, where Jesus meets a Roman centurion in Capernaum whose servant lies paralyzed and in terrible pain. Though a Gentile officer and an unlikely hero in the eyes of the Jews, this centurion comes in humility, calling Jesus “Lord” and believing that a simple word from Him is enough to heal. Jesus not only grants the request but marvels at this man’s faith, using the moment to reveal that the kingdom of heaven will welcome people from every nation who trust Him, while those who rely only on heritage or status fa...
2025-11-1600 min
Sunday Morning Messages from God's WordTwo Men in the TempleIn Two Men in the Temple (Luke 18:9–14), Jay Mijares shows how prayer exposes the heart. Jesus targets those who “trusted in themselves that they were righteous” and despised others. A Pharisee and a tax collector enter the same court to pray—but one performs for people, the other pleads for mercy. Jesus’ verdict flips expectations: the humble sinner goes home justified; the proud religious man does not.
We watch the Pharisee stand apart, reciting his résumé—fasting, tithing, and comparison: “I’m not like other men…or this tax collector.” The tax collector stands at a distance, can’t lift his eyes, beats his...
2025-10-1900 min
Sunday Morning Messages from God's WordWhere Is Your Treasure?In “Where Is Your Treasure?” Jay Mijares walks through Matthew 6:19–24 and asks a simple but searching question: what do you treasure most? Jesus warns against hoarding “treasures on earth” that moth, rust, and thieves can reach, and urges us instead to lay up “treasures in heaven.” Jay notes this isn’t an attack on possessions themselves—it’s a heart issue. In the first century, wealth showed up as fine clothes and full granaries; today it’s phones, cars, accounts, and square footage. Either way, “where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.”
Jesus then shifts to eyesight: “the eye is the lamp of the b...
2025-08-3100 min
Sunday Morning Messages from God's WordIn Spirit and TruthIn this week’s lesson, “In Spirit and Truth,” Jay Mijares continued the encounter between Jesus and the Samaritan woman at the well. This conversation reveals that true worship is not bound to a place or a ritual, but springs from a heart transformed by repentance and faith. Jesus exposes her hidden sin—not to shame her, but to free her from it—and offers her the living water of eternal life. Her story shows that salvation requires both confession and a turning away from sin, leading to a new life centered on God.
Repentance opens the door to genuine worship. W...
2025-08-0331 min
Sunday Morning Messages from God's WordAre You Thirsty?In Sunday’s lesson, Jay Mijares shared a message titled “Are You Thirsty?” from John 4:7–14, reflecting on Jesus’ encounter with the Samaritan woman at the well. Jay reminded us that this familiar story reveals both the heart of Christ and the deepest needs of our own souls. Jesus broke through cultural, social, and religious barriers to speak with a woman who expected rejection, not grace. He offered her “living water,” a gift of eternal life that could satisfy her inner thirst—a thirst she had long tried to fill in other ways. Just as physical water is necessary for life, God alone can qu...
2025-07-2727 min
Sunday Morning Messages from God's WordLittle ZacchaeusIn this week’s lesson, "Little Zacchaeus", Jay Mijares examined Luke 19:1–10 and the remarkable encounter between Jesus and a man considered by many to be beyond redemption. Zacchaeus, a wealthy and corrupt chief tax collector, sought desperately to see Jesus, going so far as to climb a tree to catch a glimpse. In a shocking twist, Jesus calls Zacchaeus by name and invites Himself to his home, sparking criticism from the surrounding crowd. But in response, Zacchaeus displays genuine repentance and faith, promising to give generously to the poor and repay anyone he has wronged.
This encounter reveals the depth of G...
2025-06-2928 min
Sunday Morning Messages from God's WordA Conversation With a DonkeyJay Mijares’ lesson on Sunday was “A Conversation With a Donkey,” from Numbers 22. The story centers on Balaam, a pagan sorcerer known for his spiritual insight—yet one who deliberately disobeyed God for personal gain. Though God told him not to go to Moab to curse Israel, Balaam eventually gave in to the promise of riches. On his journey, God sent an angel to oppose him, but Balaam couldn’t see it—his donkey could. Three times the donkey saved Balaam’s life, and three times it was beaten for it. Spiritually blind and prideful, Balaam was unaware that God was trying to...
2025-05-2529 min
The Best Foot Forward Shoes Podcast - With Harrison CableInterviewing Jay Mijares - Founder and Creator of The Kickz Stand - An Australian Sneaker LegendPodcast #25 in the Best Foot Forward Shoes Podcast - With Harrison Cable and this week, special guest Jay Mijares.
Jay is the founder of The Kickz Stand, a great sneaker, fashion and lifestyle website, and also facilitates the awesome yearly sneaker event, It’s More Than Just Sneakers - get your tickets here!
https://thekickzstand.com.au/shop/imtjs/event/imtjs-online-entry-ticket-purchase/
Thank you everyone for tuning in, it’s always appreciated, hope you enjoy this week’s chat!
2025-04-2144 min
Sunday Morning Messages from God's WordA Reversal of FortunesJay Mijares’ lesson on Sunday was “A Reversal of Fortunes,” focusing on the parable of the rich man and Lazarus from Luke 16:19-31. Drawing a striking contrast between earthly success and eternal outcomes, he emphasized how death instantly reverses the two men’s circumstances: Lazarus, once destitute and ignored, finds himself in Abraham’s bosom, while the unnamed rich man—despite his wealth—ends up in torment. Far from teaching that riches automatically condemn, the passage serves as a warning that genuine devotion to God is crucial, regardless of one’s social standing.
There are two central truths here that spotlight the de...
2025-04-0637 min
Sunday Morning Messages from God's WordOn the Road to BethlehemJay Mijares’ lesson on Sunday was “On the Road to Bethlehem”, from the Book of Ruth. After Ruth was widowed, she stayed with her mother-in-law, Naomi. However, when Naomi encouraged her to go back to her mother’s country, Ruth refused. It was Ruth’s steadfast determination to stay that Jay focused on.
Some points to ponder about this story:
In the spiritual famine of her life, Naomi had a low expectation of Yahweh God. Feeling like she was being ‘punished’, Naomi felt she could not trust God.
Orpah did what was expected and chose to go back to the familiar. She...
2025-03-0931 min
Sunday Morning Messages from God's WordThe Unfinished ParableJay Mijares’ lesson on Sunday was about the prodigal son - “The Unfinished Parable” - taken from Luke 15:11-32.
We all know this story about the son who left his father and older brother to care for the family farm while he traveled and lived a reckless and immoral life. When he realized his mistake, he went home where his father gladly welcomed him. The father celebrated the return of his lost son, killed the fatted calf for a huge feast, and even gave him their finest robe - a robe that the older son would have worn at his weddin...
2025-02-1628 min
Sunday Morning Messages from God's WordLove's Extravagant GiftJay Mijares’ lesson on Sunday was called “Love’s Extravagant Gift”. Taken from John 12, this is the story of Jesus visiting Lazarus’ home and how Martha and Mary handle his visit.
John 12:3-5 reads, “Then Mary took about a pint of pure nard, an expensive perfume; she poured it on Jesus’ feet and wiped his feet with her hair. And the house was filled with the fragrance of the perfume. But one of his disciples, Judas Iscariot, who was later to betray him, objected, “Why wasn’t this perfume sold and the money given to the poor? It was worth a year’s wages.”
S...
2025-01-1931 min
Sunday Morning Messages from God's WordThe Good PortionJay Mijares gave our lesson on Sunday about “The Good Portion”, based on Luke 10:38-42, where Jesus stopped at the home of Martha and Mary. Martha concentrated on being a good hostess, while Mary sat at Jesus’ feet listening to him.
An initial reading might lead us to take sides and compare our perceptions of each sister’s level of devotion. There is more to the story. For example, we know historically that both women had heard Jesus teach before. This is one reason Martha decided to focus on hospitality, making their home comfortable and preparing the food. We learn four les...
2024-12-2927 min
Sunday Morning Messages from God's WordA Time for EverythingJay Mijares taught a lesson on Sunday on “A Time for Everything,” from Ecclesiastes 3:1-11. The first four verses read, “There is a season for everything and a time for every delight and event or purpose under heaven. A time to be born and a time to die; A time to plant and a time to uproot what is planted. A time to kill and a time to heal; A time to tear down and a time to build up. A time to weep and a time to laugh; A time to mourn and a time to dance.”
This scripture, attribut...
2024-11-1030 min
Sunday Morning Messages from God's WordAt the Gates of HadesOn Sunday, Jay Mijares gave a lesson called “At the Gates of Hades.” Jesus was speaking in an area called Pan’s Grotto with a cave that was known as the “Gates of Hades.”
In Matthew 16:13-19, Jesus asked his disciples who the Son of Man was and (v. 14): “They replied, “Some say John the Baptist; others say Elijah; and still others, Jeremiah or one of the prophets.” Crowds generally are looking for attention, power; they don’t think in logical, analytical ways. But when Jesus asked Peter (v. 16): “Simon Peter answered, “You are the Messiah, the Son of the living God.”
Lessons L...
2024-10-2731 min
Sunday Morning Messages from God's WordA Calvary Kind of LoveJay Mijares’ lesson for us on Sunday was “A Calvary Kind of Love” based on 1 John 4:7-12. Jay talked about ‘agape’, not a romantic love, but a sacrificial love. This is a love that is given especially to those who ‘don’t deserve it’. Agape is given to those we might even call unloveable - which, for most of us, goes against our nature.
God defines love; love does not define Him. We sometimes have petty reasons for disliking others, but when we define love on our own terms, we are not loving with the spirit of God.
When we love one another...
2024-10-0627 min
Sunday Morning Messages from God's WordIn a Dry and Weary LandJay Mijares talked to us on Sunday about Psalm 63, entitled “In a Dry and Weary Land.” David had escaped into the Judean wilderness, afraid that the city was going to be attacked. Still, he had no regrets; he only longed for God. Psalm 63 (AMP) verses 1-2, “O God, You are my God; with deepest longing I will seek You; My soul [my life, my very self] thirsts for You… in a dry and weary land where there is no water. So I have gazed upon You in the sanctuary, To see Your power and Your glory.” David had no doubts that God’s...
2024-08-2528 min
Sunday Morning Messages from God's WordReversing the Curse of the GardenJay Mijares’ latest lesson for us was on “Reversing the Curse of the Garden”, taken from Matthew 4:1-11. This Scripture is about when Jesus went into the Judean wilderness where the devil tried to tempt him. When Jesus became hungry, the devil told him to turn the rocks into bread. Jesus answered with the popular verse, Matt. 4:4 “‘Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that comes from the mouth of God.”
Jay gave us four Lessons Learned in the Wilderness:
1) The Devil knows the best places to tempt us. He knows when we’re spiritually weak, when we’re in...
2024-08-0432 min
Sunday Morning Messages from God's WordWorking Through FailureJay Mijares gave us a lesson on Sunday called “Working Through Failure”, from John 21:15-17. Jay used the Amplified Bible; the Amp version of verse 15 reads: “So when they had finished breakfast, Jesus said to Simon Peter, "Simon, son of John, do you love Me more than these [others do-with total commitment and devotion]?" He said to Him, "Yes, Lord; You know that I love You [with a deep, personal affection, as for a close friend]." Jesus said to him, "Feed My lambs."
Jesus called Peter out in front of the others so that they could all hear His message. Peter...
2024-07-1431 min
Sunday Morning Messages from God's WordThe Father Who Carried the CrossJay Mijares’ lesson (on Fathers Day) was on “The Father Who Carried the Cross.” This story, about Simon of Cyrene, was taken from Luke 23:26 and Mark 15:21.
As the Romans were leading Jesus to his crucifixion, parading Him through the town to intimidate those who watched, Jesus (after being beaten) was likely moving too slowly. Luke 23:26, “And as they led Him away, they seized one Simon of Cyrene, who was coming in from the country, and laid on him the cross, to carry it behind Jesus.”
Simon had probably only been in town to attend temple or handle some everyday errand. He had no...
2024-06-1633 min
Sunday Morning Messages from God's WordThe Sound of His VoiceJay Mijares gave us a lesson called “The Sound of His Voice”, taken from John 20:11-18, when Mary went to the tomb, desperate to find the body of Jesus. These are the lessons learned at the empty tomb.
(1) Mary had a single-minded devotion and stayed focused exclusively on God.
(2) The angels were sent specifically to Mary (angels that Peter and John had not seen.)
(3) Jesus’ true sheep know His voice. Deep in her grief, when Jesus spoke to her, she didn’t recognize him until he called her by name. Then she called him “Rabboni”, a title higher than rabbi, confirming h...
2024-04-0727 min
Sunday Morning Messages from God's WordWhen Good and Evil CollideJay Mijares spoke to us about “When Good and Evil Collide”, taken from Luke 8:26-39, a dramatic story about demonic possession.
Jesus met a man from Gerasa who had not been a believer before. Now, demons possessed him and he lived in the tombs and wore no clothes. The demons in him, however, recognized Jesus, and knew that God would be their judge, so they begged Jesus not to torment them. They were terrified because they were irredeemable, knowing they couldn’t accept salvation. Jesus allowed them to leave the man and enter a herd of pigs, and the pigs threw...
2024-03-1029 min
Sunday Morning Messages from God's WordSeeing Things As They Really AreJay Mijares’ lesson on Sunday was on “Seeing Things as They Really Are”, taken from Revelation 3:14-21. The apostle John wrote this letter to the church at Laodicea. Their city was a prosperous one, rich from its textile and banking businesses. They specialized in a fine, black fabric and a medicinal salve, as well. However, their business successes made them blind to their spiritual failings.
We can take 4 lessons from the Church of Laodecia.
(1) They trusted the wrong type of wealth. In gathering material wealth they became complacent in their spiritual lives. Their faith was lukewarm; they had lost their zeal i...
2024-02-1130 min
Sunday Morning Messages from God's WordPraise in the Cave of DespairJay Mijares’ lesson on Sunday was about Praise in the Cave of Despair, taken from Psalm 34:1-10. The story is about David when he was on the run, trying to escape the soldiers who were hunting him down. We may not be running for our lives, but we all certainly have times of grief, confusion, fears, and even despair. These are the lessons we learned from the Cave of Despair:
1) Praising Yahweh God is a habitual daily activity -- not just during good times, but daily, regardless of our struggles.
2) A person who has experienced God’s grace will worship God...
2024-01-2830 min
Sunday Morning Messages from God's WordThe Kingdom of Heaven Is LikeOn Sunday, Jay Mijares’ lesson for us was “The Kingdom of Heaven is Like”, taken from Matthew 13:44-46, the parables of the hidden treasure and the pearl:
“The kingdom of heaven is like treasure hidden in a field. When a man found it, he hid it again, and then in his joy went and sold all he had and bought that field.
Again, the kingdom of heaven is like a merchant looking for fine pearls. When he found one of great value, he went away and sold everything he had and bought it.”
There are different ways to interpret the parables...
2023-11-0533 min
Sunday Morning Messages from God's WordWhere Are You?Jay Mijares’ lesson on Sunday was “Where Are You?”, taken from Genesis 3:6-12, about Adam's decision to eat the fruit that Eve offered to him.
We know that Eve was deceived by the serpent into eating. Adam, however, willingly sinned. He wasn’t misled, he knew what God had said, he could have said ‘no’, but instead, he made a conscious decision to do it.
Was it just because Adam wanted the knowledge Eve now had? Or because he loved her and wanted to stay with her? Love that is not directed at God can be sinful. Loving your spouse, your family...
2023-10-0831 min
Sunday Morning Messages from God's WordA Deceptive ConversationJay Mijares’ lesson on Sunday was about “A Deceptive Conversation” -- how the serpent talked to Eve in the Garden, from Genesis 3:1-7. The first verse described the serpent as crafty; crafty doesn’t necessarily mean evil, but in this case, since the serpent was Satan, it did. Crafty can also mean subtle, which this conversation was.
Jay said we can learn 5 lessons from Eve’s temptation:
Satan attacks us when we’re alone. The serpent caught Eve on her own and misquoted God’s words about eating the fruit. This made her doubt what was said and to question God’s intent.
...
2023-09-0338 min
Sunday Morning Messages from God's WordA Seat at the TableJay Mijares gave us a lesson on Sunday called “A Seat at the Table''. Taken from Luke 14:1-11, this is about the Sabbath Meal. A group of Pharisees invited Jesus to a meal in order to see if he would heal a sick man on the Sabbath. The Pharisee law stated it was wrong to do any work on the Sabbath, but their own law tripped them up. When Jesus asked them “Is it lawful to heal on the Sabbath or not?”, they could not answer.
When he asked if they wouldn’t pull a child from a well on the Sabb...
2023-08-1327 min
Sunday Morning Messages from God's WordOn the Road to JerichoSunday’s lesson from Jay Mijares was “On the Road to Jericho”, a continuation about the parable of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25-37). This is basically a simple message, often made more complex with allegories and over-analysis. The story is simply about showing love.
Some details about this traveler’s route: It’s about 20 miles from Jerusalem to Jericho, a downhill trek with a 3500’ difference in altitude, making it more treacherous than you might think. He probably had to go slower than he’d like and the footing could have been precarious, making him more susceptible to attack. So when the man was at...
2023-07-1634 min
Sunday Morning Messages from God's WordWhat Shall I Do?On Sunday, Jay Mijares gave us a lesson called “What Shall I Do?”, based on the parable of the good Samaritan (Luke 10:25-37). We should know that prior to this event, Jesus had been irritating some of the traditional religious leaders, challenging their interpretations of Mosaic law. While some bible versions say a “lawyer” asked Jesus “What can I do?”, the better translation might be teacher, or expert in religious law.
Jay pointed out that this parable isn’t really about the Samaritan, it’s about how to get eternal life. The question posed to Jesus, “What can *I do*?” is fundamentally wro...
2023-07-0929 min
Sunday Morning Messages from God's WordThe Oil of PreparationJay Mijares gave us Sunday’s message about “The Oil of Preparation.” This message is taken from the parable of the ten virgins, Matt. 25:1-13. In this story, the ten virgins (members of a wedding party) are waiting for the bridegroom to appear, but it’s not known when he will arrive. While they wait, they are meant to keep their oil lamps lit, as they will light the path for the wedding procession.
However, five of the virgins were not prepared. Matt. 25:3-4, “For when the foolish took their lamps, they took no oil with them, but the wise took flask...
2023-05-2834 min
Sunday Morning Messages from God's WordNever Too ProudJay Mijares gave us a lesson about pride today, called “Never Too Proud.” Taken from 2 Kings 5:1-16, the story is about Naaman, a highly regarded soldier from Aram who was also a leper. The king of Aram thought so highly of Naaman that when a young girl suggested that the prophet Elisha could cure him, the king sent him to Israel (with a large sum of money) to be cured.
Naaman and his contingent of horses, chariots, and armed men went to Elisha’s house. Elisha simply sent a messenger out to Naaman, telling him to (v. 10) “...go wash yourself seven ti...
2023-04-1633 min
Sunday Morning Messages from God's WordWoman of LydiaSunday’s message from Jay Mijares was about “The Woman of Lydia”, from Acts 16:13-15.
In their travels, Paul and some of his companions came to Phillipi, an area that was too small for a synagogue. The people instead went out to the river to read scripture on the Sabbath. Being near water represented a ceremonial cleansing for the faithful.
They found a group of women gathered there, including Lydia, a successful woman who sold purple cloth. However, she wasn’t obsessed with her occupation and she was already a worshiper of God. Paul and his group had a conversation with the...
2023-03-1932 min
Sunday Morning Messages from God's WordThe Armor of GodJay Mijares’ lesson on Sunday was on “The Armor of God”, taken from Ephesians 6:10-17. This is a text where Paul is in a Roman prison. Even so, he is writing to the people of Ephesus about the power of faith, and wearing God’s armor (v11) “... that you may stand against the schemes of the devil.” It is God’s strength, not yours, that will make you strong from within.
Each piece of armor does its part. The belt of truth holds us firm, keeping us from becoming entangled with the devil. The breastplate of righteousness, works like a bulletproof ve...
2023-01-2244 min
Sunday Morning Messages from God's WordThe Believing RemnantJay Mijares’ lesson on Sunday was about “The Believing Remnant”, taken from Luke 2:25-38. This story is about two devout elders, Simeon and Anna, and their faith. At this point, Israel had been conquered repeatedly and had much to grieve, but these two people shared some greatly needed hope.
Simeon isn’t even mentioned anywhere else in the Bible, but it’s interesting to note that his name translates to ‘hearing’, ‘hearkening’ or ‘God has heard’. God revealed to Simeon that he would not die until he had seen Christ. It was this unwavering faith in what was to come that rooted Simeon’s d...
2023-01-1532 min
Sunday Morning Messages from God's WordThe Unknown CarpenterOn Sunday, Jay Mijares taught us about “The Unknown Carpenter” -- Joseph.
Joseph, Jesus's earthly father, is not spoken of in great detail in the Bible but let’s consider how important he was in Christ's story. How many men would graciously accept a virgin birth, and then care for and raise that child as their own? Joseph did so, with an extraordinary amount of grace. He was not rich or powerful, but he was a kind, and just, and faithful man. That is why God chose him.
The reading was from Matthew 1:18-25. At first, Joseph is conflicted. “And her husb...
2022-12-1831 min
Sunday Morning Messages from God's WordStepping DownThe question Jay Mijares put forth in his lesson on Sunday was “Who Is The Greatest?” This is a question some of Jesus’ disciples were asking amongst themselves. Mark 9:33-34 “They arrived at Capernaum; and when He was in the house, He asked them, "What were you discussing and arguing about on the road?" But they kept quiet, because on the road they had discussed and debated with one another which one [of them] was the greatest.” In fact, Peter (at Jesus’ direction) had just caught a fish with a coin in its mouth to pay the temple tax. Peter might have b...
2022-11-0639 min
Sunday Morning Messages from God's WordPuppiesOn Sunday, Jay Mijares shared a lesson with us about “Puppies”. (Puppies? In the Bible?) Read on.
This lesson is from Matthew 15:21-28. A Canaanite woman came to Jesus greatly distressed because her daughter was possessed by demons. At the time, any non-Jews were looked down upon but Canaanites were even worse, pagan idol-worshippers. At first, Jesus doesn’t speak to her at all (sometimes Heaven is silent to our prayers). Finally, he says to her (Matt. 15:26), “It is not right to take the children’s bread and toss it to the dogs.” In other words, let the children of Israel be fe...
2022-10-0934 min
Sunday Morning Messages from God's WordThe Tyranny of ThingsJay Mijares spoke to us on Sunday about “The Tyranny of Things”, a lesson taken from Luke 12:13-21. In this parable of the rich fool, the rich man thought only of how to store all his surplus grain so he could relax and “eat, drink and be merry”. God quickly reprimanded him (Luke 12:20-21) saying, “This very night your life will be demanded from you. Then who will get what you have prepared for yourself? This is how it will be with whoever stores up things for themselves but is not rich toward God.”
What was this man’s problem? God never ente...
2022-09-0435 min
Sunday Morning Messages from God's WordA Little PushJay Mijares spoke to us on Sunday about the Parable of the Rich Fool, from Luke 12:13-21. This was a man who was upset because he didn’t get what he thought was a fair share of an inheritance. He asked Jesus to “...tell my brother to divide the inheritance with me.” Jesus snapped back, “Who appointed me a judge or arbiter between you?” Jesus will certainly be our final judge, but our petty earthly disputes are meaningless to him. Not surprisingly, Jesus’ answer was to warn him against greed, saying “... life does not consist in an abundance of possessions.”
This man was lik...
2022-07-3135 min
The Cheatcoders PodcastCrashing Tee's Bday (With DJ Flygirl Tee, DJ Xcentrik & Jay from The Kickzstand)The Cheatcoders crash DJ Fly Girl Tee's livestream/ birthday party!
The boys are reunited with guests and friends of the show, Jay Mijares (The Kickz Stand), DJ Xcentrik, and Fly Girl Tee.
Jay talks about his relieved reaction to the covid-19 pandemic. Despite having a full year's plans for The Kickz Stand events, Jay welcomed the downtime to recover and refocus - allowing he and his team more time to plan future events.
DJ Xcentrik talks about losing the ability to perform at gigs, but discovering a way to build and support the greater DJ community via the Q Point, and li...
2020-07-291h 21
The Cheatcoders PodcastThe Kickz Stand (with Jay Mijares)This episode, the Cheatcoders is joined by the co-founder of Australian sneak culture forum group and events, The Kickz Stand, Jay Mijares.
They discuss the beginning of the group on facebook and how it transitioned to sneaker culture events throughout Australia. Jay also tells story of how he got brands to sponsor his events, how he learnt to network and how he pretty much winged it throughout the years.
Follow the Kickz Stand:
Instagram: https://instagram.com/thekickzstand
2019-12-041h 13
The Jay Aruga ShowE20: Marcos Pa Rin, Mga Utol!On our 20th episode, we are joined by my good friend JOHN BOMBITA!!! Wala na akong kilalang mas mahusay pa sa history than John. Dahil malapit na ang September 21, paguusapan natin ang favorite president nang marami, (or maybe next lang kay President Duterte) none other than, Ferdinand Marcos. At dahil controversial ang usapan, kailangan bigatin din ang references natin. Feel free to fact check our data:
Books:
The Conjugal Dictatorship of Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos by Primitivo Mijares
State and Society in the Philippines by Abinales and Moroso
Developing Country Debt and Economic Performance Volume 3 by...
2019-09-151h 06