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The Lord’s Way to War

The Lord’s Way to War

In this Wednesday evening prayer meeting, Pastor Jack draws from the book of Judges to teach on spiritual warfare. He explains that just as God left enemies in Canaan to test Israel's obedience and teach them to do battle, so the church today is called to both purity and power?learning God's ways and engaging in sustained spiritual warfare through prayer and intercession until Christ returns.
The Wholeness of Man, Pt. 2

The Wholeness of Man, Pt. 2

In this message from a 1974 Manpower Seminar, Pastor Jack explores the spiritual warfare that takes place in the soul? the mind, emotions, and will. He teaches on how believers must actively partner with Christ to bring thoughts into captivity, resist the devil's attacks, and overcome bondage through the power of God's Word, the blood of Jesus, and the authority of His name. Pastor Jack vulnerably shares personal struggles to illustrate how past wounds and the fear of man create openings for spiritual bondage, and he calls men to walk in freedom through the Holy Spirit's power.
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.
The Ultimate in Knowing God’s Will

The Ultimate in Knowing God’s Will

Pastor Jack concludes his study of Abraham by teaching on Genesis 22 and the offering of Isaac. He explores how the ultimate goal of following God's will is not performing miracles or gaining power, but developing complete trust in the changeless nature of God—even when His directives seem confusing or contradictory. Through Abraham's willingness to sacrifice the very son God had promised him, Pastor Jack shows how God refines His people to the point where they can abandon everything to His directive and rest confidently in His character, regardless of circumstances.