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Saint, Receive Your Baptism

Saint, Receive Your Baptism

Pastor Jack draws from Scripture to teach believers how to receive the baptism of the Holy Spirit, emphasizing that it is God's desire for all believers to be filled and to speak with tongues. He addresses common fears and objections, explaining that Jesus Himself is the baptizer and that spiritual language is a created gift from God, not something to be feared. With compassion and clarity, Pastor Jack leads the congregation in a time of prayer, inviting all who are hungry to receive the fullness of the Spirit.
Introduction to Exodus

Introduction to Exodus

Pastor Jack opens the Book of Exodus with a detailed introduction that spans history, archaeology, and chronology. He walks through the dating of the Exodus, placing it at approximately 1441 B.C., and explores the Egyptian dynasties?including the reigns of Thutmose II, Thutmose III, Hatshepsut, and Amenhotep?to illuminate Moses' upbringing in the height of Egypt's glory. Drawing from archaeological finds like the Tell el Amarna letters and excavations at Jericho and Pithom, Pastor Jack shows how extra-biblical evidence corroborates the biblical record and deepens our appreciation for Moses' forsaking of Egypt's splendor to identify with God's people.
Genesis 20-25

Genesis 20-25

Pastor Jack teaches on Genesis chapters 20 through 25, continuing his series on the book of Genesis with a focus on the concluding portions of Abraham's life. He draws out how God was instructing Israel through their forefather Abraham, showing them they were a chosen people with roots in the promised land. Pastor Jack emphasizes the profound prophetic picture of Abraham offering Isaac on Mount Moriah, revealing God's heart in providing salvation through His only begotten Son.
Genesis 25-30

Genesis 25-30

Pastor Jack teaches through Genesis chapters 25-30, exploring the lives of Isaac, Jacob, and Esau. He examines how God's covenant promises require faith and prayer to possess, the sovereignty of God in human affairs, and how God works through imperfect people who trust Him. Pastor Jack emphasizes that while these patriarchs had flawed character and operated in a time of limited revelation, God honored their heart attitude toward Him and faithfulness to His invisible promises.
Genesis 12-19

Genesis 12-19

Pastor Jack draws from the life of Abraham to explore the development of faith and obedience in a man called by God. In this message, Pastor Jack teaches through Genesis chapters 12-19, tracing Abraham's journey from Ur to Canaan, examining the geography, chronology, and key personalities in his life. He illustrates how Abraham becomes the father of faith, showing both his triumphs and failures as God shapes him into a man through whom all nations would be blessed.