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Testimony Concerning Release

Testimony Concerning Release

Pastor Jack shares his personal journey of surrendering his identity and calling to God, drawing from Moses' encounter with the burning bush. Using the story of Moses and a powerful song by Pat Taylor, he explores how God asks us to release the very gifts He's given us when those gifts become more important than the Giver. Pastor Jack vulnerably recounts how God prepared him over eight years?and intensively over four months?to accept the dual calling of pastoring Church On The Way and serving as president of Life Bible College.
Releasing Ministry and Serving Multitudes

Releasing Ministry and Serving Multitudes

Pastor Jack explores the biblical pattern of releasing ministry to multitudes by examining Moses' delegation in Exodus, Jesus' selection of the twelve, and the structure of the early church. He challenges the congregation to move beyond limiting ideas about leadership maturity, arguing that God desires at least one out of every ten people to serve in some form of ministry leadership, and calls for a massive expansion of home meetings and grassroots ministry in the church.
People Who Free People

People Who Free People

Pastor Jack teaches from Exodus 4, examining Moses' journey to Egypt and the dramatic confrontation where God sought to kill him. Through this account, Pastor Jack explores how God's order must be established in our homes and relationships before He can release us into greater ministry?showing that while perfection isn't required, acknowledgment of God's authority structures is essential for deliverance ministry to flow through us to individuals, cities, and nations.
Learning to Think Like Jesus, Pt. 2

Learning to Think Like Jesus, Pt. 2

Pastor Jack teaches on the pathway to spiritual authority, drawing from Philippians 2 to reveal how Jesus' humility and servanthood model the way believers must think and live. He unpacks the first three of seven steps Christ took?releasing divine privilege, refusing reputation, and embracing servanthood?challenging men to lay aside competitive pride and status-seeking in order to walk in true Kingdom authority and maturity.
Genesis 46-50

Genesis 46-50

Pastor Jack walks through the closing chapters of Genesis, giving particular attention to Jacob's prophetic blessings over his twelve sons in chapter 49. He highlights the messianic prophecy over Judah and the significance of each son's name, showing how their names reflect both family dynamics and God's sovereign purposes. Pastor Jack concludes by examining the genealogy in chapter 46, noting how the book that begins with life in a garden ends with a coffin in Egypt?yet carries the promise that Messiah will come.