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? ?Whatever He Says to You, Do It!? ?

? ?Whatever He Says to You, Do It!? ?

Pastor Jack teaches from the story of Jesus turning water into wine at the wedding in Cana, focusing on Mary's final recorded words in Scripture: "Whatsoever he saith unto you, do it." Using this passage, he emphasizes that revelation without discipline breeds confusion, and challenges believers to move immediately in obedience when God speaks? whether in the area of finances, calling, or daily walk with Christ.
Reflections on Fasting

Reflections on Fasting

Pastor Jack draws from the books of Daniel, Ezra, Nehemiah, and Esther to teach about the spiritual power of fasting combined with prayer. He highlights four purposes: release (of God's purposes), return (restoration of what was lost), rebuilding (of what has been broken down), and restraining (the works of darkness). Following testimony about the Chicago prayer conference, Pastor Jack calls the congregation to renewed commitment to corporate fasting and prayer on first Fridays, believing their obedience may ignite intercession throughout the church nationwide.
Establishing God?  Eternal Councils

Establishing God? Eternal Councils

Pastor Jack explores the power of binding and loosing in prayer, drawing from Matthew 16 and 18. He unpacks the relationship between supplication, the Greek word for "bind," and how believers enforce God's eternal decrees on earth while destroying the works of darkness. Pastor Jack calls the congregation to a new level of prayer ministry, including establishing a 24-hour prayer chain, inhabiting the church prayer room, and boldly speaking the name of Jesus in everyday life.
Obstacles to Confidence in Prayer

Obstacles to Confidence in Prayer

Pastor Jack teaches on the obstacles that hinder effective prayer, drawing from Matthew 18 and James 4. He identifies three major hindrances? struggling, selfishness, and secret sin? contrasting them with three certainties of prayer: authority, agreement, and asking. Pastor Jack emphasizes that God calls believers to move from striving and worry to a posture of meekness and dependence, bringing even their emotional struggles honestly before the Lord.
Defining Prayer Correctly

Defining Prayer Correctly

In this message, Pastor Jack explores the true nature of biblical prayer, distinguishing it from common misconceptions. Drawing from Hebrews 12, he explains that prayer is not wishing, wandering, or wondering, but rather a direct approach to the Father through Jesus Christ. Pastor Jack teaches that we come not to Mount Sinai under law, but to Mount Zion under grace, where we receive a kingdom by pressing into God's presence through effective, faith-filled prayer.