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The Feast of Forgiveness: The Shoes

The Feast of Forgiveness: The Shoes

Pastor Jack continues his study on the fullness of forgiveness, exploring the significance of the shoes placed on the prodigal son by his father in Luke 15:22. He teaches that these shoes represent three powerful dimensions: comfort? ?an end to mourning over the past; confidence? ?sure-footedness to stand firm in spiritual warfare; and conquest? ?the authority to advance God's kingdom wherever we go, even when facing wounds in battle.
Correcting Your Attitudes

Correcting Your Attitudes

In this message, Pastor Jack addresses the difficult topic of finances and God's will for believers. He challenges common misconceptions about poverty and prosperity, teaching that while God does not require believers to be poor, He desires to teach sound attitudes and biblical principles for financial management. Pastor Jack draws from the life of Abraham to illustrate God's pattern of blessing and increasing provision for those who walk in faith, emphasizing that prosperity is not about accumulation but about abundance flowing through our hands for ministry purposes.
New Testament Evangelism

New Testament Evangelism

Pastor Jack explores the birth of New Testament evangelism in the early church, drawing from Acts 8 where persecution scatters believers into Samaria. He teaches that true evangelism emerges not from human engineering or programmatic effort, but from God's sovereign work in believers who are grounded in worship, fellowship, and the Word. Rather than anxiously planning witness strategies, Pastor Jack encourages believers to pursue the Acts 2 pattern of devotion to teaching, fellowship, breaking of bread, and prayer? ?from which fruitful witness naturally flows.
Learning to Wage Spiritual Warfare

Learning to Wage Spiritual Warfare

Pastor Jack teaches on spiritual warfare and intercession, preparing the congregation for an upcoming day of fasting and prayer for the nation. Drawing from Luke 3-4, he explains how Jesus' baptism opened the spiritual realm to Him and led directly to temptation in the wilderness? ?a pattern believers also experience. Pastor Jack emphasizes that real battles are fought in the heavenly places against spiritual powers, not flesh and blood, and that the Church has been seated with Christ in authority to wage this warfare through worship, praise, and prayer.
1974  An Easter Picture: The Living Way

1974 An Easter Picture: The Living Way

Pastor Jack draws from the story of Jesus appearing to two disciples on the road to Emmaus to illustrate how the risen Christ meets us in our disappointment and confusion. He teaches that even when we're walking in discouragement with "eyes holden," unable to recognize Jesus' presence, the Lord faithfully draws near, opens the Scriptures, and reveals Himself when we invite Him to abide with us. Pastor Jack encourages believers not to live "in a box" of past hurts but to receive the light of God's Word and share their testimony, trusting that Jesus will confirm His presence wherever they go.
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