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The Battle of the Age

The Battle of the Age

Pastor Jack teaches on Daniel 7, exploring the prophetic vision of world empires and the ultimate victory of God's kingdom through His saints. He emphasizes that the church has been given authority through Christ's triumph at Calvary to engage in ongoing spiritual warfare against principalities and powers, occupying until Christ returns. Pastor Jack clarifies the distinction between receiving the kingdom and possessing it, calling the congregation to intercessory prayer for nations, the entertainment industry, and unity in the body of Christ.
Cleansed From Our Leprosy

Cleansed From Our Leprosy

Pastor Jack draws from the account of Jesus cleansing the leper in Matthew 8 to teach about divine healing and wholeness. He explains that healing is not only God's will but also a provision of the cross, and that leprosy serves as a powerful picture of the futility, loneliness, and corruption that afflicts us spiritually. Pastor Jack emphasizes that wholeness comes when we approach Jesus in worship, acknowledge His lordship, and are willing to walk according to Scripture after receiving His cleansing touch.
The Foundation of Healing

The Foundation of Healing

Pastor Jack teaches on the foundation of divine healing, anchoring it firmly in the atonement of Christ. Drawing from Isaiah 53 and Matthew 8, he demonstrates that just as forgiveness of sins was purchased at the cross, so was physical healing?Jesus bore both our transgressions and our sicknesses. Pastor Jack challenges believers to step into this provision with faith, emphasizing that healing is not arbitrary but rooted in the covenant promise of God.
Saint, Rejoice

Saint, Rejoice

Pastor Jack draws from his recent personal experience of walking through discouragement and spiritual dryness to teach the congregation how to navigate seasons when the soul feels "cast down." Using Psalm 42 as his anchor, he identifies four reasons believers may feel discouraged?physical neglect, seasons of growth, spiritual warfare, or simply being overloaded?and then offers five scriptural "be of good cheer" passages where Jesus or Scripture itself provides reason for hope. He emphasizes that God meets us not with superficial encouragement but with genuine comfort rooted in forgiveness, faith, presence, victory, and the reliability of His Word.
Saint, Receive Your Baptism

Saint, Receive Your Baptism

Pastor Jack draws from Scripture to teach believers how to receive the baptism of the Holy Spirit, emphasizing that it is God's desire for all believers to be filled and to speak with tongues. He addresses common fears and objections, explaining that Jesus Himself is the baptizer and that spiritual language is a created gift from God, not something to be feared. With compassion and clarity, Pastor Jack leads the congregation in a time of prayer, inviting all who are hungry to receive the fullness of the Spirit.