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The Basic Commitment to God’s Will

The Basic Commitment to God’s Will

Pastor Jack draws from the life of Abraham to teach on pursuing God's will. He emphasizes the need to abandon human-based security found in country, kindred, and family, trusting instead in God's promises. Pastor Jack challenges the congregation to respond to God's call with faith—stepping out like Abraham, not knowing the destination but trusting the One who leads.
The Pathway of Faith, Pt. 3, Romans #12

The Pathway of Faith, Pt. 3, Romans #12

Pastor Jack teaches through the final section of Romans chapter 4, exploring the life of Abraham as a model for the walk of faith. He emphasizes that God works miracles in and through believers not by their own strength, but entirely by His power and timing, encouraging the congregation to trust God's Word completely and rest in hope—the settled stance of confidence that what God has promised, He will accomplish.
A Letter to a People on the Way, Pt. 2, Romans #2

A Letter to a People on the Way, Pt. 2, Romans #2

Pastor Jack teaches from Romans chapter 1 in this second message from his series on Romans. He explains that Paul's objective in writing Romans was not merely to present doctrine, but to help believers enter into the ministry God has for them as saints. Drawing from Paul's stated purpose of imparting spiritual gifts and establishing the Roman church in ministry, Pastor Jack unpacks how every believer is called to function as a ministering member of the body of Christ, with unique abilities genetically inherited in the spiritual realm through new birth.
The Diet of Dominion

The Diet of Dominion

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.
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