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Muddling Your Way in the Will of God

Muddling Your Way in the Will of God

Muddling Your Way in the Will of God

by | Jun 6, 2026

In this message, Pastor Jack teaches from the life of Abraham, showing how even faithful believers can muddle their way through confusion when they fail to wait on God. Drawing from Genesis 12, Pastor Jack explores what happens when we move ahead of God's timing, accept circumstances instead of seeking His direction, and try to figure things out on our own—and how God's mercy brings us back to the place of the altar.
Spiritual Worship

Spiritual Worship

by | Jun 6, 2026

Pastor Jack teaches on the priority and pattern of spiritual worship, anchoring his message in Romans 12:1-2. He emphasizes that true worship involves the whole person—spirit, mind, and body—and that presenting our bodies to God is not merely rational service but spiritual worship. Drawing from both Old and New Testament practices, Pastor Jack challenges cultural and aesthetic reservations about physical expressions of worship, urging believers to embrace wholehearted worship as their primary calling and the key to fulfillment in God.
The Diet of Dominion

The Diet of Dominion

by | May 15, 2026

Pastor Jack draws from the book of Daniel to explore how purposeful choices of obedience and self-discipline position believers for spiritual breakthrough. Using Daniel's refusal to defile himself with the king's food as a launching point, Pastor Jack calls the congregation to a 21-day focused prayer and fasting initiative ahead of Easter and the upcoming Foursquare Convention. He teaches that fasting is not religious performance but a biblical discipline that sharpens spiritual focus, breaks demonic strongholds, and releases God's purposes for individuals, cities, and nations.
Knowing God’s Will, Pt. 1

Knowing God’s Will, Pt. 1

by | May 9, 2026

In this message, Pastor Jack explores the vital subject of learning and discerning the will of God. He teaches from Psalm 25 and other passages, emphasizing that knowing God's will is not a mystery reserved for a select few, but a clear promise available to every believer who humbly seeks Him. Pastor Jack encourages the congregation to acknowledge the Lord in all their ways—even the smallest details—and trust that He will faithfully direct their paths and complete the work He has begun in them.
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