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Jesus – The Lover Who Hates

Jesus – The Lover Who Hates

Pastor Jack teaches from Revelation 2 on the letter to the church at Ephesus, examining Jesus' commendation of their tenacity and truth-testing while calling them to return to their first love. He explores the meaning of Nicolaitanism?a hierarchical system Jesus hates?and challenges believers to reject spiritual passivity and embrace simplicity in worship and ministry in the body of Christ.
The Lover of the Church

The Lover of the Church

Pastor Jack continues the series "Christ and His Church" by examining Jesus' letter to the church at Ephesus. Drawing from Revelation 2, he commends the church for their works, labor, patience, and doctrinal purity?but issues a loving yet firm warning: "You have left your first love." Pastor Jack emphasizes that Jesus isn't demanding psychological strokes, but calling His people back to the simplicity of loving Him first above all works, principles, and religious activities, so that true fruitfulness can continue.
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.
The Lord of the Church

The Lord of the Church

Pastor Jack begins a new series titled "Christ and His Church" by exploring the powerful vision John received of the risen Christ on the Isle of Patmos. Drawing from Revelation chapter 1, Pastor Jack emphasizes that Jesus is the Lord of the church, eternally present in all our tomorrows and yesterdays, holding the keys to every situation that binds us. He teaches that being "in the Spirit on the Lord's Day" means refusing to be dominated by circumstances and turning to hear the voice of Jesus, who reaches out with tenderness and power to make every day a victory.
How to Make Right Decisions

How to Make Right Decisions

Pastor Jack explores the process of making right decisions through integrity, dependence on God, and wise counsel. Drawing from Philippians 1:9-11, he teaches that God desires believers to abound in knowledge and discernment so they can approve what is excellent and bear spiritual fruit. Pastor Jack emphasizes three core principles: seek and believe God fully, fear neither the godly nor the ungodly in seeking counsel or standing firm, and act in complete integrity of heart without making provision for the flesh.
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