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The Speaking of Amen

The Speaking of Amen

Pastor Jack teaches on the biblical meaning and power of saying "amen" in prayer and worship. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 1:20 and Revelation 3:14, he explains that amen is not merely a religious tradition or emotional expression, but a spiritual weapon that establishes God's promises through the creative power of spoken agreement. Pastor Jack shows how believers, as sons and daughters of God, participate in releasing divine power when they consciously affirm God's word with understanding.
The Rising Intensity of Evil

The Rising Intensity of Evil

Pastor Jack delivers the second message in his series "Who's Afraid of the Exorcist?" examining the film's cultural impact within a prophetic framework. He teaches that we are witnessing an unprecedented intensification of evil as Satan's kingdom matures and manifests more openly, preparing the world to worship the Antichrist. Drawing from Revelation 12 and Matthew 24, Pastor Jack equips believers to stand firm through the blood of the Lamb, the Word, and the fullness of the Holy Spirit.
The Force and the Fury: Demonic Presence and Power

The Force and the Fury: Demonic Presence and Power

In this message, Pastor Jack explores the reality of demonic presence and power in response to widespread fear and confusion surrounding the book and film "The Exorcist." Drawing from Mark 5 and other passages, he teaches on the nature and origin of demons, how people become demon-possessed versus demonically bound, and how deliverance comes through Jesus Christ. Pastor Jack emphasizes that believers need not fear, but should understand spiritual warfare and minister truth to those in bondage.
New Testament Giving

New Testament Giving

In this message, Pastor Jack explores the biblical principles of New Testament giving, demonstrating that tithing remains foundational—not as legalistic obligation, but as a platform for entering the measureless freedom and joy of giving out of God's abundant provision. He teaches from Acts 2 and Luke 12, showing how God invites believers to move beyond the basic tithe into generous offerings that flow from hearts transformed by grace. Pastor Jack emphasizes that we cannot out-give God, and that learning to give liberally opens the floodgates of His bounty toward us.
Taking Inventory on His Name

Taking Inventory on His Name

Pastor Jack draws from the closing chapters of Malachi to encourage a spirit of gratitude rooted not in circumstances, but in who God is. He highlights a remnant who "thought upon His name"—taking inventory of God's redemptive character revealed through names like Jehovah Jireh, Jehovah Rapha, and Jehovah Shalom—and shows how each finds its fulfillment in Jesus. In a season marked by thanksgiving, Pastor Jack calls believers to count their blessings in Christ and speak often to one another about His faithfulness.