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The Fellowship of Kings

The Fellowship of Kings

Pastor Jack teaches on principles of spiritual rulership from the life of Saul, focusing on the importance of fellowship and trusting God to be your defender. Drawing from 1 Samuel and Psalm 37, he emphasizes that God surrounds new believers with a "band of men whose hearts God has touched" and that humility and patience? ?not self-assertion? ?are the keys to reigning in life through Christ. Pastor Jack also leads an extended time of prayer for the nation's news media and encourages the congregation in joyful worship.
The Humility of Kings

The Humility of Kings

Pastor Jack draws from the life of Saul to explore the difference between true and false humility. He teaches that God intends every believer to walk in true kingship? ?not pride or self-abasement, but a confidence rooted in knowing who we are in Christ. Using Saul's hiding among the baggage at his coronation, Pastor Jack challenges the church to be comfortable with their God-given identity and destiny.
On The Washing of Feet

On The Washing of Feet

Pastor Jack draws from the account of Jesus washing His disciples' feet to reveal the demanding call to love and serve one another. He explains that Jesus loved His disciples "unto the end"? ?meaning unto the objective or purpose of His love? ?which was to teach them radical humility, vulnerability, and submission to one another. Through this powerful example, Pastor Jack challenges believers to strip away self-protection and pride, to help one another walk in cleanness, and to understand that true discipleship means getting low enough to wash each other's feet.
Don? ?t Lose Your Kingship

Don? ?t Lose Your Kingship

Pastor Jack draws from the account of Saul's disobedience in 1 Samuel 15 to teach on maintaining genuine kingly relationship with God. He warns the congregation that they are entering a season of spiritual warfare and calls them to remain "little in their own sight" while walking in obedience to God's Word. Pastor Jack emphasizes that to obey is better than sacrifice, urging the church to pursue prayer, forgiveness, and consistent Bible reading as they press into new dimensions of faith and breakthrough.
Simple People Simply Trusting

Simple People Simply Trusting

Pastor Jack begins a systematic study through the book of Acts, exploring the simple faith of the early believers. He emphasizes that these 120 disciples were ordinary people who simply trusted and obeyed what Jesus commanded, waiting in prayer for the promise of the Holy Spirit. Pastor Jack teaches that God is not looking for sophisticated or highly educated people, but for childlike, simple hearts that are willing to follow His Word without pretense or fear.