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New Anointing, New Union

New Anointing, New Union

Pastor Jack draws from Revelation 3 and Psalm 92 to teach on a prophetic word given at the New Year's Eve service. The Lord promises the church a "new anointing" and a "new union"?a fresh qualifying touch of the Holy Spirit and a uniting of hearts toward God's purposes. Pastor Jack emphasizes that God qualifies us not by our greatness, but by our faithfulness to keep His Word and not deny His name, opening doors of ministry that no one can shut.
Learning to Think Like Jesus, Pt. 3

Learning to Think Like Jesus, Pt. 3

In this Men's Growth Seminar, Pastor Jack unpacks the profound theological concept of the kenosis?Christ's voluntary emptying of Himself to become fully human. He teaches that Jesus didn't function as Superman in a man's body, but as sinless man who laid aside His divine prerogatives to show what God can accomplish through surrendered humanity. Pastor Jack also defines the unique purpose of Men's Growth Seminars: not mere fellowship or inspiration, but reproducing mature men who minister Christ's life to others.
Instruments of Deliverance

Instruments of Deliverance

Pastor Jack teaches on the importance of right relationships and submission as prerequisites for becoming instruments of deliverance in God's kingdom. Drawing from Moses' encounter with God at the burning bush and his subsequent interactions with Jethro, Pastor Jack explores how God qualifies believers for ministry through deeper revelation of Himself, sign-confirming power, and properly ordered relationships with authority. He emphasizes that spiritual breakthrough in nations may depend on the body of Christ entering into right relationships, particularly with those in authority over us, challenging the church to embrace humility and proper positioning rather than spiritual pride or self-promotion.
Qualifying for Currency

Qualifying for Currency

Pastor Jack teaches on the necessity of staying current with what the Holy Spirit is saying to the Church, using the parable of the sower to emphasize the critical importance of how we hear God's word. Drawing from Mark 4, he challenges believers to move beyond past blessings and remain responsive to the fresh directions of the Spirit, warning that spiritual maturity requires active listening and obedience to God's present-day commands. Pastor Jack calls the congregation to qualify for "currency"?both staying in the current flow of God's work and receiving the spiritual resources needed to advance the kingdom.
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.