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Instruments of Deliverance

Instruments of Deliverance

Pastor Jack teaches on the importance of right relationships and submission as prerequisites for becoming instruments of deliverance in God's kingdom. Drawing from Moses' encounter with God at the burning bush and his subsequent interactions with Jethro, Pastor Jack explores how God qualifies believers for ministry through deeper revelation of Himself, sign-confirming power, and properly ordered relationships with authority. He emphasizes that spiritual breakthrough in nations may depend on the body of Christ entering into right relationships, particularly with those in authority over us, challenging the church to embrace humility and proper positioning rather than spiritual pride or self-promotion.
The Problem of the Sabbath

The Problem of the Sabbath

Pastor Jack draws from Isaiah and Genesis to explore the often-misunderstood principle of the Sabbath. After a seven-week season away from ministry, he shares how God redefined the concept of Sabbath in his own life?not as a legalistic day of religious observance, but as a spiritual principle of resting from our own labors so the Lord can work in us what He desires. Pastor Jack teaches that Sabbath is God's gift to free us from the bondage of busyness and to remind us that we can never accomplish everything by our own hands.
Introduction to Exodus

Introduction to Exodus

Pastor Jack opens the Book of Exodus with a detailed introduction that spans history, archaeology, and chronology. He walks through the dating of the Exodus, placing it at approximately 1441 B.C., and explores the Egyptian dynasties?including the reigns of Thutmose II, Thutmose III, Hatshepsut, and Amenhotep?to illuminate Moses' upbringing in the height of Egypt's glory. Drawing from archaeological finds like the Tell el Amarna letters and excavations at Jericho and Pithom, Pastor Jack shows how extra-biblical evidence corroborates the biblical record and deepens our appreciation for Moses' forsaking of Egypt's splendor to identify with God's people.
Genesis 46-50

Genesis 46-50

Pastor Jack walks through the closing chapters of Genesis, giving particular attention to Jacob's prophetic blessings over his twelve sons in chapter 49. He highlights the messianic prophecy over Judah and the significance of each son's name, showing how their names reflect both family dynamics and God's sovereign purposes. Pastor Jack concludes by examining the genealogy in chapter 46, noting how the book that begins with life in a garden ends with a coffin in Egypt?yet carries the promise that Messiah will come.
Genesis 42-45

Genesis 42-45

Pastor Jack draws from the story of Joseph and his brothers in Genesis 42-45, showing how Joseph's testing of his brothers reveals God's transformative work. Through a series of three encounters, Pastor Jack unpacks powerful principles about how the Lord works in our lives to bring us to genuine forgiveness, reconciliation, and right relationship with Him and with one another. He illustrates how God uses difficult circumstances to surface hidden issues, break down barriers, and ultimately bring us into the fulfillment He has dreamed for us.