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God? ?s Family at the Table

God? ?s Family at the Table

Pastor Jack leads a communion service exploring how God continually does new things in fresh ways. Drawing from Isaiah 42-43, he teaches that God isn't confined to repeating past miracles but springs forth new works that require recognition and childlike openness. He provides extensive teaching on communion? ?its many names, its spiritual power, and how believers come to the Lord's table not for condemnation but to receive healing, forgiveness, and strength through Christ's broken body and shed blood.
Jesus Christ, Messenger of Judgment

Jesus Christ, Messenger of Judgment

Pastor Jack teaches on the multifaceted meaning of God's judgment, drawing from Jesus' healing ministry in Matthew 12. He explores how judgment is not only evaluation or punishment, but also God's delivering power that makes bent things straight and restores what has been damaged. Using the imagery of bruised reeds and smoking flax, Pastor Jack shows how Jesus works with quiet power to bring wholeness and victory to broken lives.
The Fruit of Forgiveness

The Fruit of Forgiveness

Pastor Jack draws from the parable of the unforgiving servant to teach about the fruit of forgiveness in the believer's life. He explains how those who have been forgiven enormous debts by God are called to become forgivers themselves, releasing others from the much smaller debts they owe us. Pastor Jack powerfully illustrates how unforgiveness? ?expressed through criticism, rejection, jealousy, and bitterness? ?binds both the unforgiven and the unforgiver, leading to emotional, spiritual, and even physical torment.
My Mind? ?s Made Up: Don? ?t Confuse Me With the Facts

My Mind? ?s Made Up: Don? ?t Confuse Me With the Facts

In this message, Pastor Jack explores the confrontation between belief and unbelief found in Acts chapter 5, where the apostles face imprisonment and persecution for preaching in Jesus' name. Drawing from the title "My Mind's Made Up, Don't Confuse Me with the Facts," he contrasts those who tenaciously cling to disbelief despite overwhelming evidence of God's power with believers who must develop an equally tenacious faith commitment. Pastor Jack challenges both unbelievers to repent and turn their minds to God, and believers to trust God wholly without being confused by circumstances, opposition, or physical assault.
The Kind of People Miracles Happen To

The Kind of People Miracles Happen To

Pastor Jack teaches on the miracle flow that should characterize the life of believers, using the healing of the lame beggar in Acts 3 as a model. He challenges the congregation not to settle for a Christianity devoid of supernatural manifestations, arguing that while miracles don't prove Jesus' presence, their absence suggests His absence. Drawing from Peter and John's encounter at the temple gate, Pastor Jack outlines what kind of people experience miracles? ?steadfast believers grounded in Scripture and prayer, hopeful "cripples" who refuse to be bound by their limitations, and amazed sinners who respond to God's power with faith.