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One More

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by Timothy Sanchez

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One More is a discipleship-driven podcast with one mission: to spread the Truth of the Gospel and reach one more person for Christ. Each episode is designed to encourage spiritual growth, strengthen your walk with Jesus, and equip you to live out your faith with purpose and boldness. Whether you’re a new believer or have followed Christ for years, this podcast exists to remind us that every moment is an opportunity—and every conversation is a chance—to point one more heart toward Him.

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January 7, 2026

Let’s talk about how big our God is!

David and Goliath 1. We Are Not David<ul><li>David is God’s anointed representative (1 Sam. 16:13)</li><li>He points to Christ, the true King</li><li>Israel is saved by one man’s victory, not their effort</li><li>The story is about God’s deliverance, not self-empowerment</li></ul>“The battle is the Lord’s.” — 1 Sam. 17:472. Goliath Is Not Our Giant<ul><li>Goliath represents defiance against God</li><li>The real enemy is sin, fear, and separation from God</li><li>Our struggle is spiritual, not merely personal (Eph. 6:12)</li></ul>3. What Giants Do We Face Today<ul><li>Fear and anxiety</li><li>Shame and guilt</li><li>Addiction and bondage</li><li>Pride and self-reliance</li><li>Doubt and unbelief</li></ul>“Some trust in chariots… but we trust in the name of the Lord.” — Ps. 20:74. Who Are We Talking To?<ul><li>Israel listened to Goliath for 40 days</li><li>David listened to God</li><li>Faith magnifies God, not the problem</li></ul>“If God is for us, who can be against us?” — Rom. 8:315. Jesus Is the Greater David<ul><li>David foreshadows Christ</li><li>Jesus fights on our behalf</li><li>The cross is the ultimate victory</li><li>We live from victory, not for victory</li></ul>Colossians 2:156. Challenge QuestionsBelievers:<ul><li>What voices shape your faith?</li><li>Are you fighting battles God already won?</li></ul>Non-Believers:<ul><li>What are you trusting to save you?</li><li>What if Jesus is your only true victory?</li></ul>7. Reflection<ul><li>What “giant” feels biggest right now?</li><li>Where is God inviting trust over fear?</li></ul>8. Encouragement<ul><li>God is present and powerful</li><li>Victory belongs to the Lord</li><li>Walk forward in faith, not fear</li></ul>

January 2, 2026

The tragedy of Judas

<ul><li>Judas walked with Jesus<ul><li>He heard Jesus teach and saw miracles firsthand (Luke 9:1–6).</li><li>Proximity to Jesus does not equal transformation (John 6:70).</li></ul></li><li></li><li>Expectation led to betrayal<ul><li>Judas expected a Messiah who fit his agenda.</li><li>When Jesus didn’t meet his expectations, disappointment turned into betrayal (John 6:66).</li></ul></li><li></li><li>Belief is not the same as faith<ul><li>Even demons believe who Jesus is (James 2:19).</li><li>True faith involves obedience and surrender (Matthew 7:21).</li></ul></li><li></li><li>A divided heart is dangerous<ul><li>Judas loved money and self-interest (John 12:6).</li><li>What we treasure most reveals our true loyalty (Matthew 6:21).</li></ul></li><li></li><li>Betrayal often begins inwardly<ul><li>Judas’ betrayal started in the heart before it showed in actions (Luke 22:3–4).</li></ul></li><li></li><li>Heart-check for believers<ul><li>Do I obey Jesus only when it aligns with my opinions?</li><li>Am I willing to let Scripture correct me?</li></ul></li><li></li><li>Challenge for unbelievers<ul><li>Am I rejecting Jesus because He doesn’t fit my expectations?</li><li>Am I willing to surrender control to Him?</li></ul></li><li></li><li>Reflection & encouragement<ul><li>Failure does not disqualify—refusal to repent does (Luke 22:62; John 21:15–17).</li><li>Jesus still calls us to follow Him wholeheartedly (Hebrews 3:15).</li></ul></li><li></li></ul>

December 25, 2025

Who do you say I AM?

Teaching Notes: “Who Do You Say That I Am?”Primary Text<ul><li>Matthew 16:13–17</li></ul>“But who do you say that I am?” — JesusI. The Central Question of LifeA. Jesus Shifts from Public Opinion to Personal Conviction<ul><li>Matthew 16:13 – “Who do men say that I am?”</li><li>Matthew 16:15 – “But who do YOU say that I am?”</li><li>Faith cannot be inherited, borrowed, or avoided.</li></ul>Key Point<ul><li>Every person must personally answer Jesus.</li><li>Silence is still an answer</li></ul>Reflection Questions<ul><li>Whose opinion has shaped your view of Jesus?</li><li>Have you personally answered this question?</li></ul>II. Peter’s Confession: The Right AnswerA. Jesus Is the Christ<ul><li>Matthew 16:16 – “You are the Christ, the Son of the living God.”</li><li>“Christ” = Messiah, God’s anointed Savior.</li></ul>B. Revelation, Not Reasoning<ul><li>Matthew 16:17 – Revealed by the Father, not human wisdom.</li><li>Saving faith comes through divine revelation.</li></ul>Supporting Scriptures<ul><li>John 1:41</li><li>1 Timothy 2:5</li><li>Acts 4:12</li></ul>Key Point<ul><li>Jesus is not one option among many—He is the only Savior.</li></ul>III. Who Jesus Reveals Himself to BeA. God in the Flesh<ul><li>John 1:1, 14</li><li>Colossians 2:9</li><li>John 14:9</li></ul>B. The Only Way to God John 14:6<ul><li>John 10:9</li><li>Romans 5:1</li></ul>Key Point<ul><li>Rejecting Jesus is rejecting God’s only provision for salvation.</li></ul>IV. The Urgency of the QuestionA. Eternity Is Real<ul><li>Hebrews 9:27 – Death and judgment</li><li>Matthew 25:46 – Eternal life or eternal punishment</li></ul>B. Life Is Short<ul><li>James 4:14</li><li>Psalm 90:12</li></ul>Key Point<ul><li>Delayed decision is still a decision.</li></ul>Reflection Question<ul><li>If today were your last day, are you certain where you would spend eternity?</li></ul>V. The Gamble of Rejecting ChristA. What Are You Risking?<ul><li>Mark 8:36 – Gaining the world, losing the soul</li><li>Luke 12:20 – Foolish to store earthly riches only</li></ul>B. False Foundations<ul><li>Good works (Isaiah 64:6)</li><li>Morality without Christ</li><li>Religion without relationship</li></ul>Key Point<ul><li>Eternity is too high a price to gamble on uncertainty.</li></ul>Key Point<ul><li>God’s patience is mercy, not permission.</li></ul>A. Confession vs. Lifestyle<ul><li>Luke 6:46 – Saying “Lord” without obedience</li><li>Matthew 7:21</li></ul>B. True Discipleship<ul><li>Luke 9:23 – Deny self, take up cross, follow</li><li>James 2:17 – Faith without works is dead</li></ul>Reflection Questions<ul><li>Does your life reflect who you say Jesus is?</li><li>Is Jesus Savior only—or Lord?</li></ul>A. God’s Love and Invitation John 3:16<ul><li>Romans 5:8</li></ul>B. How to Respond<ul><li>Romans 10:9–10</li><li>Ephesians 2:8–9</li></ul>

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What is One More?: One More is a discipleship-driven podcast with one mission: to spread the Truth of the Gospel and reach one more person for Christ. Each episode is designed to encourage spiritual growth, strengthen your walk with Jesus, and equip you to live out your faith with purpose and boldness. Whether you’re a new believer or have followed Christ for years, this podcast exists to remind us that every moment is an opportunity—and every conversation is a chance—to point one more heart toward Him.
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