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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.
The Conceiving and Bearing of Life

The Conceiving and Bearing of Life

Pastor Jack teaches on the conceiving and bearing of spiritual life, drawing a powerful parallel between physical conception and our capacity to receive God's promises. Using Isaiah 54:1-5, he addresses the barrenness in our lives? unfulfilled dreams, broken relationships, and areas where we've given up hope? and calls us to sing, prepare, and trust God without fear. Throughout this message, he emphasizes that singing becomes the doorway to conception, preparation builds expectation, and God will not embarrass or wound those who trust Him for fruitfulness.
How to Contact the Dead

How to Contact the Dead

Pastor Jack teaches on the dangers of occult practices and the biblical truth about death and the afterlife. Drawing from the story of Saul at Endor and Jesus' account of the rich man and Lazarus, he explains why attempts to contact the dead are spiritually dangerous and forbidden. Pastor Jack emphasizes that spiritual bondage often begins through seemingly innocent dabbling in occult practices, and he calls believers to walk in the light of truth and freedom found in Christ.
Problems and Obstacles in Prayer

Problems and Obstacles in Prayer

Pastor Jack teaches on practical problems and obstacles related to speaking in tongues, addressing common concerns and misconceptions about the spiritual language. Drawing from Acts 2 and other passages, he offers candid, sometimes humorous instruction on the mechanics of tongues? emphasizing that believers must choose to speak, use their vocal equipment, and trust the Spirit to create the language. Pastor Jack encourages listeners to overcome fear, doubt, and self-consciousness, and to ask the Lord for greater fluency and release in their prayer language.
Problems in the Exercise of Spiritual Language, Pt. 2

Problems in the Exercise of Spiritual Language, Pt. 2

Pastor Jack addresses common questions and obstacles people encounter when exercising their spiritual language. He offers practical, pastoral guidance on issues like repetitive phrases, limited vocabulary, fear of sounding phony, and the mechanics of speaking in tongues, all while emphasizing that this gift should be exercised with faith, simplicity, and without fear.