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God’s Hand in Natural Calamities

God’s Hand in Natural Calamities

Pastor Jack teaches from the book of Joel, showing how God uses natural calamities to awaken nations to their need for Him. Drawing parallels between ancient Israel's locust plague and contemporary events like the New York blackout and unusual weather patterns, he calls the church to fasting and intercessory prayer as God's means of breaking spiritual bondage. Pastor Jack proclaims that God not only removes the enemy but abundantly blesses, restores lost years, and pours out His Spirit on those who turn to Him.
Genesis 34-40

Genesis 34-40

Pastor Jack teaches from Genesis chapters 34 through 40, examining how Jacob's incomplete obedience to God's call to Bethel resulted in tragedy for his family, particularly through Dinah's defilement. He explores the story of Joseph, emphasizing how Joseph serves as a powerful type of Christ?favored by the father, hated by his brethren, sold for a price, and ultimately becoming an instrument of deliverance. Pastor Jack also addresses the seemingly disturbing account in Genesis 38 involving Judah and Tamar, showing how God's redemptive grace works even through human failure to preserve the messianic line.
Genesis 9-11

Genesis 9-11

Pastor Jack teaches through Genesis chapters 9-11 in this fourth installment of his Genesis series. He explores the post-flood world and God's covenant with Noah, examining the new ordinances God established including capital punishment, the value of blood, and God's command to multiply and fill the earth. Pastor Jack then traces the progressive development of rebellion through Ham's lineage to Nimrod and the Tower of Babel, showing how man's refusal to scatter and his prideful attempt to make a name for himself resulted in God's judgment through the confusion of languages.
Genesis 6-8

Genesis 6-8

In this teaching, Pastor Jack walks through Genesis chapters 6 through 8, examining the account of Noah and the flood. He explores the rise of evil before the flood, the identity of the "sons of God" as fallen angels, the construction of the ark, and the cataclysmic nature of the deluge. Pastor Jack emphasizes Noah as a man who found grace, walked in righteousness, and waited for God's voice before moving?a model for believers today.
Beginning to Reign

Beginning to Reign

Pastor Jack teaches on the millennium, challenging common evangelical assumptions about the end times and emphasizing the church's present role in spiritual warfare and intercession. Drawing from Revelation 20, he explores three major millennial views?premillennial, postmillennial, and amillennial?finding value and weakness in each, while calling believers to occupy positions of spiritual authority now through prayer and intercession. Pastor Jack suggests that the church's ministry of casting down principalities and powers in prayer may be essential preparation for reigning with Christ in the millennium.
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