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The Economics of the Kingdom: The Principle

The Economics of the Kingdom: The Principle

Pastor Jack draws from Malachi and the teaching of Jesus to address the often-avoided subject of tithing and giving. Convicted by the Lord to teach what God's people need to hear, he explains that the structure of the physical realm is such that disobedience in the spiritual realm disrupts it?and that tithing is a principle woven into the fabric of creation. Pastor Jack emphasizes that God's commands are not grievous but protective, and that learning to give opens us to the abundance God longs to release.
1976  Winner Takes All

1976 Winner Takes All

Pastor Jack teaches from John 20, exploring how the resurrected Jesus meets five different individuals?Mary Magdalene, Peter, John, the disciples in the upper room, and Thomas?each in their unique circumstances and personalities. He emphasizes that Jesus is truly a personal Savior who meets people where they are, whether in brokenheartedness, skepticism, fear, or simple faith, and draws them into His triumph. The message highlights God's pattern of dealing from weakness to build relationship, as seen in Christ's humiliation and exaltation.
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.
When You’re Too Tired to Fight

When You’re Too Tired to Fight

In this message, Pastor Jack explores the tension between the theological truth of Satan's predestined defeat and the practical reality of spiritual weariness. Drawing from the story of the infant Jesus fleeing to Egypt and teachings from Luke 10, Pastor Jack encourages believers who are too tired to fight?reminding them that in seasons of overwhelming trial, God doesn't call us to heroic stands of faith but to simple trust like a baby, resting in the Father's provision and following His leading through the darkness.
The Pre-Christmas Carol

The Pre-Christmas Carol

In this message, Pastor Jack explores the song Mary sang after Elizabeth confirmed the miraculous promise God had given her ? a song Pastor Jack calls "The Pre-Christmas Carol." Drawing from the Magnificat in Luke 1, he teaches on the vital principles that sustain believers during the waiting period between receiving God's promise and seeing its fulfillment. Pastor Jack emphasizes how our spirit rejoices when God speaks, but our soul (mind and emotions) often battles doubt and fear, and he shows how Mary's song reveals three anchors for faith: God's holy person, His invincible power, and His faithful promises.
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