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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.
Fulfilling All Righteousness

Fulfilling All Righteousness

Pastor Jack draws from the baptism of Jesus in Matthew 3 to teach on why believers need the baptism of the Holy Spirit. He explains that righteousness encompasses both our standing before God and our empowerment for ministry? ?Jesus said "thus it becomes us to fulfill all righteousness" when being baptized. Pastor Jack emphasizes that the Holy Spirit gives believers not only position and authority as sons of God, but also the power (dunamis) and ability to minister Christ's life and bring "rightness" where wrongness exists.
Having Problems Doesn? ?t Mean You? ?re Unspiritual

Having Problems Doesn? ?t Mean You? ?re Unspiritual

In this message, Pastor Jack explores Acts 6:1-7, where the early church faced its first internal problem? ?the neglect of Grecian widows in daily ministry. Pastor Jack teaches that having problems doesn't mean you're unspiritual; rather, it's how you handle them that matters. He shows how the apostles responded by establishing God-ordained leadership and raising up deacons, demonstrating that growing churches require growing people who learn to minister in the power of the Holy Spirit.
The Force and the Fury: Demonic Presence and Power

The Force and the Fury: Demonic Presence and Power

In this message, Pastor Jack explores the reality of demonic presence and power in response to widespread fear and confusion surrounding the book and film "The Exorcist." Drawing from Mark 5 and other passages, he teaches on the nature and origin of demons, how people become demon-possessed versus demonically bound, and how deliverance comes through Jesus Christ. Pastor Jack emphasizes that believers need not fear, but should understand spiritual warfare and minister truth to those in bondage.
Thank God for Fathers

Thank God for Fathers

In this Father's Day message, Pastor Jack explores the biblical concept of spiritual fatherhood and the profound impact fathers have on those around them. Drawing from his own life, he shares stories of his biological father and two spiritual fathers—Vincent Byrd and Maurice Toll—illustrating how ordinary men, despite their imperfections, can become anchors of faith and generosity through God's redemptive grace. Pastor Jack calls the congregation, especially the men, to embrace the spiritual maturity and steadfast influence that comes from knowing "him who is from the beginning."