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Learning to Defend Against the Adversary, Pt. 1

Learning to Defend Against the Adversary, Pt. 1

Pastor Jack continues his series on spiritual warfare, focusing on how believers can defend themselves against Satan's attacks. Drawing from Ephesians 6, he unpacks the armor of God, giving special attention to the girdle of truth and the breastplate of righteousness. He teaches that truthfulness in speech protects our spiritual authority, while understanding our righteous standing before God shields our hearts from condemnation and empowers us to fight confidently.
New Testament Giving

New Testament Giving

In this message, Pastor Jack explores the biblical principles of New Testament giving, demonstrating that tithing remains foundational—not as legalistic obligation, but as a platform for entering the measureless freedom and joy of giving out of God's abundant provision. He teaches from Acts 2 and Luke 12, showing how God invites believers to move beyond the basic tithe into generous offerings that flow from hearts transformed by grace. Pastor Jack emphasizes that we cannot out-give God, and that learning to give liberally opens the floodgates of His bounty toward us.
Learning How to Speak in English

Learning How to Speak in English

Pastor Jack teaches on the profound responsibility that comes with Spirit-filled living, focusing on how believers must learn to speak wisely in their native language before addressing spiritual languages like tongues. Drawing from Romans 10 and Acts 2, he explains that as sons and daughters of a God who spoke all things into existence, our words carry creative power and must be disciplined. He provides nine practical principles for when to keep silent, emphasizing that learning when not to speak is foundational to speaking prophetically as oracles of God.
Taking Inventory on His Name

Taking Inventory on His Name

Pastor Jack draws from the closing chapters of Malachi to encourage a spirit of gratitude rooted not in circumstances, but in who God is. He highlights a remnant who "thought upon His name"—taking inventory of God's redemptive character revealed through names like Jehovah Jireh, Jehovah Rapha, and Jehovah Shalom—and shows how each finds its fulfillment in Jesus. In a season marked by thanksgiving, Pastor Jack calls believers to count their blessings in Christ and speak often to one another about His faithfulness.
Beginning in the Spirit, Romans #20

Beginning in the Spirit, Romans #20

Pastor Jack teaches on Romans 8:1-4, unpacking the liberating truth that believers are not condemned to be perpetually dragged down by the law of sin and death. Drawing from the contrast between Romans 7's struggle and Romans 8's freedom, he explains how the law of the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus makes it possible for believers to "fly" spiritually rather than remain earthbound by the flesh. Pastor Jack emphasizes that Spirit-filled living begins with three foundational elements modeled by Jesus: new birth, water baptism, and receiving the fullness of the Holy Spirit.