Bøger af Jason Jimenez

Progressives have fabricated a new Jesus so different from the real Savior that their faith can hardly be called Christianity.Who do you say that I am?” Jesus asks each one of us that question, and there are a lot of wrong answers out there. By exposing the phony Christs peddled by progressives, Jason Jimenez shows why the Jesus of the Bible is the one to trust.The first generation of Christians was careful to preserve what the apostles taught about their Master, collecting the inspired accounts in the New Testament. In particular, they wanted us to know that:• Jesus was born of a virgin • He was divine and human, true God and true man • He worked astonishing miracles • He died to atone for our sins • He rose from the dead • He will come againProgressive teachers and churches now offer a version of Jesus that emphasizes friendliness, acceptance, and tolerance—a version that many Christians are falling for. They don’t realize that they’ve been sold a fairy tale that is historically and biblically indefensible.Hijacking Jesus is an investigative work addressing perennial questions about the nature and doctrine of Jesus. Jason Jimenez honestly tests the progressive version of Jesus against the four canonical gospels, which remain the most credible sources for Jesus’s life, teachings, miracles, death, and resurrection.This book clears away the fog of politically charged Christianity, allowing you to see and know the real Jesus, the Lord and Savior.

Parents these days are in panic mode.Today's teens and young adults--known as Generation Z--are more stressed, more alone, more confused, and "less Christian" than any other generation in American history. Combine that with the busyness of life and the influence of technology, and it's no wonder that parents are weary and struggling to keep it together.Parenting Gen Z is a must-read for parents looking to raise their sons and daughters effectively. Author Jason Jimenez is a worldview expert and a father of four Gen Zers who has worked with teens and families for more than twenty years. Jason tackles today's parenting challenges in an engaging and empowering way, offering hope for those raising children in a culture that seems determined to undermine the influence of parents. This book discusses: getting to know Gen Z and the parents who are raising them;concerns facing Gen Z, including digital obsessions, depleted faith, and tough topics like sex, identity, depression, and racism;how to keep it real with Gen Z, addressing challenges like discipline, love, and making adjustments as a parent; andforging a pathway forward for Gen Zers.