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The Quest for Monument Builders

The Quest for Monument Builders

Pastor Jack teaches on Joshua chapter 4, exploring God's command to build memorials from stones taken from the Jordan River. He draws from this Old Testament account to show how God desires to work tangible, physical miracles in our lives that serve as lasting testimonies to His power? whether in marriage, sexual purity, deliverance from bondage, or other areas. Pastor Jack emphasizes that true spirituality manifests in concrete, visible transformation, not just ethereal religious experience.
Overcoming the Age of the Occult

Overcoming the Age of the Occult

Pastor Jack draws from Isaiah 8 to address the growing influence of occult practices in 1970s culture. He traces how entertainment, education, and even financial institutions have gradually normalized astrology, witchcraft, Eastern mysticism, and other occult practices, dulling believers' spiritual discernment. Pastor Jack calls Christians to reject superstition while cultivating genuine spiritual discernment through the Holy Spirit, emphasizing that believers must learn to recognize Satan's subtle workings and ask Jesus for guidance in every area of life.
I’m So Glad I Belong Pt 1

I’m So Glad I Belong Pt 1

Pastor Jack teaches on the identity and calling of the church, drawing from Ephesians 3:10 to reveal that God has chosen the church as His instrument to demonstrate His wisdom to spiritual powers. He challenges believers to move beyond playing church and embrace the dynamic, spiritually aggressive role Jesus intended? ?one marked by powerful worship, bold prayer, and spiritual warfare that brings heaven's authority into earthly circumstances.
Rising to Your Rulership

Rising to Your Rulership

Pastor Jack draws from the story of Saul and the conflict with Nahash the Ammonite to teach about rising into the rulership and authority that Christ has given every believer. He explains that Christians are not meant to be victims of circumstance, but kings who reign in life through Jesus, equipped by the Holy Spirit to confront and defeat the enemy's attacks with righteous indignation and persistent spiritual warfare.
The Feast of Forgiveness: The Robe

The Feast of Forgiveness: The Robe

In this message, Pastor Jack explores the profound symbolism of the best robe given to the prodigal son in Luke 15. Drawing from the fifth message in his series on forgiveness, he teaches that the "best robe" signifies believers' position as "first" before God? ?equally important and fully covered by His righteousness. Pastor Jack emphasizes how God clothes believers with garments of salvation, robes of righteousness, and garments of praise, urging the congregation to stop dwelling on past failures and instead embrace their identity as fully accepted, favored children of the Father.