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Exodus 3-4, Pt. 1

Exodus 3-4, Pt. 1

Pastor Jack teaches from the burning bush encounter in Exodus, exploring how God reveals Himself to Moses as "I AM THAT I AM"?the self-existent, redemptive name Jehovah. Drawing from Moses' forty years of faithful obscurity tending sheep, Pastor Jack encourages believers never to give up on God's calling, explaining that the Lord's eternal presence ensures our becoming all He intends us to be.
Exodus 2 – How to Raise Your Children in a Hostile Society

Exodus 2 – How to Raise Your Children in a Hostile Society

Pastor Jack draws from the birth and early life of Moses to teach on spiritual maturity, the patience required in God's timing, and principles for raising children in a hostile culture. He explores how Moses' early attempt at ministry ended in failure and retreat, emphasizing that compassion alone does not equal readiness for ministry, and that God often uses seasons of obscurity and servanthood to prepare His instruments for deliverance.
? ?Whatever He Says to You, Do It!? ?

? ?Whatever He Says to You, Do It!? ?

Pastor Jack teaches from the story of Jesus turning water into wine at the wedding in Cana, focusing on Mary's final recorded words in Scripture: "Whatsoever he saith unto you, do it." Using this passage, he emphasizes that revelation without discipline breeds confusion, and challenges believers to move immediately in obedience when God speaks? whether in the area of finances, calling, or daily walk with Christ.
The Price of a Priestly Ministry

The Price of a Priestly Ministry

Pastor Jack teaches through Hebrews chapter 5, exploring Jesus' priestly ministry and comparing it to the Old Testament priesthood of Aaron and the mysterious order of Melchizedek. He draws powerful parallels between Christ's suffering in Gethsemane and the refining work God does in believers, showing that Jesus became "the author of eternal salvation" through his obedient suffering. Pastor Jack explains that Christians are called to a priestly ministry? not as religious professionals, but as "on-ramps" that help bring people to Jesus? and that this ministry comes at a price: the refining fire of obedience through suffering.
The Humility of Kings

The Humility of Kings

Pastor Jack draws from the life of Saul to explore the difference between true and false humility. He teaches that God intends every believer to walk in true kingship? ?not pride or self-abasement, but a confidence rooted in knowing who we are in Christ. Using Saul's hiding among the baggage at his coronation, Pastor Jack challenges the church to be comfortable with their God-given identity and destiny.