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Anointed?  Who Is Your Teacher?

Anointed? Who Is Your Teacher?

Pastor Jack draws from 1 John 2 to teach on a vital dimension of the anointing often overlooked: being anointed to be taught. He explains that the Holy Spirit doesn't merely anoint us to teach or minister, but anoints believers to receive truth from God's Word with increasing depth and discernment. Pastor Jack outlines four facets of the hour of anointing?ruling the nations, declaring the gospel, rejoicing with the oil of gladness, and being taught?emphasizing that Spirit-filled believers must be both grounded in Scripture and led by the Spirit to walk in wisdom, avoid error, and manifest Christ's victory over darkness.
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.
1977 Abraham and Isaac on Golgotha

1977 Abraham and Isaac on Golgotha

Drawing from Genesis 22, Pastor Jack explores the profound connection between Abraham's offering of Isaac on Mount Moriah and Christ's crucifixion at Golgotha. Through archaeological, geological, and biblical evidence from his recent trip to Israel, Pastor Jack demonstrates how God's sovereign foreknowledge orchestrated these events at the same location two millennia apart, revealing both the Father's heart and His predetermined plan of redemption.
Knowing the Heart of God

Knowing the Heart of God

Pastor Jack draws from the story of Abraham's testing on Mount Moriah to explore what it means to move from knowing God's hand of provision to understanding His heart. Using Genesis 22, he teaches that God sometimes removes what He has given?not to destroy, but to draw us closer and reveal His unchanging nature. Pastor Jack explains that Abraham's willingness to sacrifice Isaac foreshadowed God's own sacrifice of His Son, and that our trials are opportunities to discover God's deeper ways and character.
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.
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