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How to Deal With the Flesh

How to Deal With the Flesh

Pastor Jack draws from the life of Abraham to teach how believers must deal with the flesh when pursuing God's will. Through the account of Hagar and Ishmael, he shows how human effort cannot fulfill divine promise, and explains that the flesh is dealt with through reasserting God's promises, the cutting power of the cross, and the breath of the Holy Spirit. He challenges listeners to stop begging for the flesh to survive and to wait on the Lord for transformation.
Learning to Walk in the Dark

Learning to Walk in the Dark

Pastor Jack draws from the life of Abraham in Genesis 15 to explore what happens when God leads believers into deeper understanding through seasons of darkness and uncertainty. He teaches that God often allows periods where we can't see how His promises will unfold—not to abandon us, but to deepen our trust and reveal more of His character. Through Abraham's experience of sacrifice, spiritual attack, and a "horror of great darkness," Pastor Jack shows that settled faith in God's word—even when nothing seems to be happening—becomes the very power that guarantees transformation.
I Wish You a Mary Christmas

I Wish You a Mary Christmas

Drawing from the story of Mary in Luke chapter 1, Pastor Jack teaches about God's power to bring life into the barren and impossible places of our lives. Through Mary's virgin conception, Pastor Jack reveals how the Holy Spirit can penetrate the "dark pockets" of our circumstances and birth the life of Jesus within us, no matter how hopeless things may appear. He encourages believers to move beyond human reasoning and open themselves to God's miraculous work through simple faith and surrender.
Learning How to Speak in English

Learning How to Speak in English

Pastor Jack teaches on the profound responsibility that comes with Spirit-filled living, focusing on how believers must learn to speak wisely in their native language before addressing spiritual languages like tongues. Drawing from Romans 10 and Acts 2, he explains that as sons and daughters of a God who spoke all things into existence, our words carry creative power and must be disciplined. He provides nine practical principles for when to keep silent, emphasizing that learning when not to speak is foundational to speaking prophetically as oracles of God.
God’s Attitude Toward the Flesh, Romans #23

God’s Attitude Toward the Flesh, Romans #23

Pastor Jack explores God's true attitude toward flesh, dispelling the common misconception that physical existence is inherently opposed to spiritual life. Drawing from Romans chapters 7 and 8, he clarifies the biblical distinction between flesh as the human body, flesh as carnality, and flesh as redeemed humanity—teaching that God's redemptive plan is not to destroy our physical existence but to restore true humanity and fill our mortal bodies with His glory through the Holy Spirit.
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