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Becoming Agents of His Healing

Becoming Agents of His Healing

Pastor Jack draws from Matthew 8 to teach on becoming agents of Christ's healing power. Using the story of the centurion and his paralyzed servant, he emphasizes that God doesn't just want us to receive healing?He wants us to become channels through which His healing flows to others. Pastor Jack challenges believers to reject social convention, move in compassion, and recognize the scope of Jesus' authority over every affliction.
Cleansed From Our Leprosy

Cleansed From Our Leprosy

Pastor Jack draws from the account of Jesus cleansing the leper in Matthew 8 to teach about divine healing and wholeness. He explains that healing is not only God's will but also a provision of the cross, and that leprosy serves as a powerful picture of the futility, loneliness, and corruption that afflicts us spiritually. Pastor Jack emphasizes that wholeness comes when we approach Jesus in worship, acknowledge His lordship, and are willing to walk according to Scripture after receiving His cleansing touch.
The Foundation of Healing

The Foundation of Healing

Pastor Jack teaches on the foundation of divine healing, anchoring it firmly in the atonement of Christ. Drawing from Isaiah 53 and Matthew 8, he demonstrates that just as forgiveness of sins was purchased at the cross, so was physical healing?Jesus bore both our transgressions and our sicknesses. Pastor Jack challenges believers to step into this provision with faith, emphasizing that healing is not arbitrary but rooted in the covenant promise of God.
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.
Saint, Live Baptized

Saint, Live Baptized

Pastor Jack draws from Romans 6 to teach on what it means to live as a baptized person. He explains that water baptism is not only an act of obedience to Jesus as Lord, but a declaration that we are renouncing our past and identifying with Christ in both His death and resurrection. Pastor Jack emphasizes that through the cross, Jesus conquered not only the penalty of sin but also its power over our daily lives, calling believers to walk in the freedom and victory that comes from living in the baptized life.