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The Three Part Person, Pt. 2

The Three Part Person, Pt. 2

Pastor Jack continues his teaching on understanding the three-part nature of human beings?spirit, soul, and body. Drawing from 1 Thessalonians 5:23, he explores how God's holiness, wholeness, and health are interconnected concepts meant to bring complete restoration to every dimension of our lives. He emphasizes that the Holy Spirit dwelling within believers is the source of this thoroughgoing wholeness, enabling the flow of God's life through our entire personality to bring healing, emotional balance, and spiritual vitality.
I Will Give Him the Morning Star

I Will Give Him the Morning Star

Pastor Jack explores the promise Jesus gives to the church at Thyatira: "I will give him the morning star." Drawing from Job, Isaiah, and Revelation, Pastor Jack unveils a breathtaking vision of believers' eternal destiny, explaining that morning stars were angelic beings present at creation?many of whom fell with Satan. Jesus now invites overcomers to share not only in ruling over nations but in a cosmic destiny that transcends this world, calling His people to lift their eyes from earthly pursuits to their high calling as sons and daughters of God.
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.
Genesis 6-8

Genesis 6-8

In this teaching, Pastor Jack walks through Genesis chapters 6 through 8, examining the account of Noah and the flood. He explores the rise of evil before the flood, the identity of the "sons of God" as fallen angels, the construction of the ark, and the cataclysmic nature of the deluge. Pastor Jack emphasizes Noah as a man who found grace, walked in righteousness, and waited for God's voice before moving?a model for believers today.
Genesis 1-2

Genesis 1-2

Pastor Jack teaches through the opening chapters of Genesis, exploring the biblical account of creation and the nature of man's original design. He examines different views on the creation days, the gap theory between Genesis 1:1 and 1:2, and God's purposes in creating humanity?including man's destiny, dominion, duty, and diet. Pastor Jack concludes by highlighting the creation ordinances established in Genesis 2, including purpose, development, balance, order, and companionship, emphasizing how redemption through Christ restores what was lost in the fall.