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Learning to Think Like Jesus, Pt. 2

Learning to Think Like Jesus, Pt. 2

Pastor Jack teaches on the pathway to spiritual authority, drawing from Philippians 2 to reveal how Jesus' humility and servanthood model the way believers must think and live. He unpacks the first three of seven steps Christ took?releasing divine privilege, refusing reputation, and embracing servanthood?challenging men to lay aside competitive pride and status-seeking in order to walk in true Kingdom authority and maturity.
I Will Give Him the Morning Star

I Will Give Him the Morning Star

Pastor Jack explores the promise Jesus gives to the church at Thyatira: "I will give him the morning star." Drawing from Job, Isaiah, and Revelation, Pastor Jack unveils a breathtaking vision of believers' eternal destiny, explaining that morning stars were angelic beings present at creation?many of whom fell with Satan. Jesus now invites overcomers to share not only in ruling over nations but in a cosmic destiny that transcends this world, calling His people to lift their eyes from earthly pursuits to their high calling as sons and daughters of God.
The Legislator of the Church

The Legislator of the Church

Pastor Jack continues his series in Revelation, examining the letter to the church in Pergamos. He reveals Jesus as the "legislator of the church"?the one who speaks the precise, balanced word of truth. Drawing from Christ's commendation and correction of this persecuted congregation, Pastor Jack warns against the twin dangers of Nicolaitanism (spiritual hierarchy that stifles ministry) and the doctrine of Balaam (libertinism that dismisses holy discernment). He challenges believers to reject both legalism and license while embracing the hidden manna and true identity Christ offers to those who overcome.
Genesis 6-8

Genesis 6-8

In this teaching, Pastor Jack walks through Genesis chapters 6 through 8, examining the account of Noah and the flood. He explores the rise of evil before the flood, the identity of the "sons of God" as fallen angels, the construction of the ark, and the cataclysmic nature of the deluge. Pastor Jack emphasizes Noah as a man who found grace, walked in righteousness, and waited for God's voice before moving?a model for believers today.
The Practice and Value of the Spiritual Language

The Practice and Value of the Spiritual Language

Pastor Jack teaches on the practice and value of spiritual language, drawing from 1 Corinthians 14 to explore how speaking in tongues benefits believers. In this seminar on Holy Spirit fullness, he clarifies the distinction between the private devotional use of tongues and the public exercise of spiritual gifts, addressing common misunderstandings while highlighting five key benefits: communication with God, revelation of mysteries, personal edification, rest and refreshing, and demonstration as a sign to unbelievers.