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The Diet of Dominion

The Diet of Dominion

The Diet of Dominion

by | May 15, 2026

Pastor Jack draws from the book of Daniel to explore how purposeful choices of obedience and self-discipline position believers for spiritual breakthrough. Using Daniel's refusal to defile himself with the king's food as a launching point, Pastor Jack calls the congregation to a 21-day focused prayer and fasting initiative ahead of Easter and the upcoming Foursquare Convention. He teaches that fasting is not religious performance but a biblical discipline that sharpens spiritual focus, breaks demonic strongholds, and releases God's purposes for individuals, cities, and nations.
Daniel Kind of People

Daniel Kind of People

by | May 15, 2026

Pastor Jack draws from the book of Daniel to illustrate the life of steadfast faithfulness in tumultuous times. Using the example of Daniel—a man whose character and commitment shaped empires—Pastor Jack introduces the congregation to three couples who embody this same enduring faith: Maurice and Hallie Toll, Vincent and Connie Byrd, and longtime church member Nellie Stark. Through their testimonies and heartfelt interviews, he shows that lasting spiritual influence comes not from gifting or programs, but from humble, Spirit-filled lives that remain unshaken through the decades.
The Pathway to Power Prayer

The Pathway to Power Prayer

by | May 15, 2026

Pastor Jack draws from the life of Daniel to reveal the power and privilege of intercessory prayer. He teaches that God has chosen to work on earth through the prayers of His people who align themselves with His will, using Daniel's prayer for the exiled Israelites as a model. Through personal stories and historical examples, Pastor Jack challenges believers to become "power prayers" who identify with those for whom they pray, confess sin, worship God's faithfulness, and persist in intercession until breakthrough comes—ultimately shaping the course of history through prayer.