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The Spirit of the Lamb

The Spirit of the Lamb

Pastor Jack draws from the Gospel of Luke to explore a vital but often overlooked dimension of kingdom living?the Spirit of the Lamb. Through Jesus' rebuke of James and John for wanting to call down fire on their enemies, Pastor Jack teaches that the greatest victories come not through forceful displays of power, but through meekness, sacrifice, and the willingness to be vulnerable for righteousness' sake. He reminds believers that while we are called to walk in authority, we are also sent forth as sheep among wolves, and that the Lamb who was slain ultimately wins through love and surrender to the Father's will.
God’s People Invading Satan’s America

God’s People Invading Satan’s America

In this powerful message from the 1976 Foursquare International Convention, Pastor Jack challenges the church to embrace its primary calling to intercessory prayer for the nation. Drawing from 2 Chronicles 7:14 and 1 Timothy 2:1-4, he unpacks the church's responsibility to pray for those in authority and to function as salt and light through Holy Spirit-empowered intercession. Pastor Jack shares prophetic words given to the Foursquare movement about being an instrument to shake America with righteousness, and calls believers to take their authority as priests and kings to bind evil and release God's purposes through sustained, strategic prayer.
Becoming a Deliverer Means Accepting Responsibility: An Irritated Woman (Zipporah)

Becoming a Deliverer Means Accepting Responsibility: An Irritated Woman (Zipporah)

Pastor Jack teaches from Exodus 4:18-31, focusing on Zipporah's angry response when Moses is confronted by God for failing to circumcise his son. He explores how long-term bitterness, unforgiveness, and misunderstanding of God's ways can poison relationships and prevent spiritual maturity. Pastor Jack emphasizes that true ministry only develops as we mature in our relationships, particularly in marriage, and that God gives us time to grow if we're willing to confront ourselves honestly.
Exodus 3-4, Pt. 2

Exodus 3-4, Pt. 2

Pastor Jack teaches on God's revelation of Himself to Moses at the burning bush, unpacking the divine attributes declared in Exodus 3:15-22. He explores how God's nature?His eternity, love, omnipresence, holiness, omniscience, and omnipotence?not only guarantees deliverance but makes it impossible for Him to do anything less than complete what He begins in us. Drawing parallels between Israel's exodus and our own spiritual freedom, Pastor Jack emphasizes that worship flows from revelation, and God's unchanging character ensures He will bring us "up, out, and unto" fullness.
Exodus 3-4, Pt. 1

Exodus 3-4, Pt. 1

Pastor Jack teaches from the burning bush encounter in Exodus, exploring how God reveals Himself to Moses as "I AM THAT I AM"?the self-existent, redemptive name Jehovah. Drawing from Moses' forty years of faithful obscurity tending sheep, Pastor Jack encourages believers never to give up on God's calling, explaining that the Lord's eternal presence ensures our becoming all He intends us to be.
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