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Drink Wine at Your Wedding

Drink Wine at Your Wedding

Pastor Jack draws from the miracle at Cana in John 2 to celebrate and teach on marriage. Sharing personally from his own 20-year journey with his wife Anna, he emphasizes that Jesus wants every marriage to be triumphant? ?not perfect, but continually enriched by the Holy Spirit. The message concludes with a renewal of vows for married couples, including a special ceremony for Russ and Barbara Perkins, who were married before knowing Christ and desired to reaffirm their vows in Him.
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.
Brethren, Let Us Love One Another

Brethren, Let Us Love One Another

Pastor Jack draws from 1 Corinthians 13 to teach on the essential place of love in the life of the church. He explores how love is the most enduring manifestation of God's nature, distinguishing between emotional experiences and mature commitment. Pastor Jack challenges believers to grow beyond tolerance to true acceptance, emphasizing that charismatic gifts must be accompanied by the development of Christ-like love, and announces an upcoming emphasis on fellowship and "one accord" from Easter through Pentecost.
How to Minister the Love of God to Others

How to Minister the Love of God to Others

Pastor Jack draws from the account of Jesus washing His disciples' feet in John 13 to teach on how believers can minister God's love to one another. He emphasizes that the power and blessing of a church flows not from particular practices or traditions, but from the authentic flow of God's love among His people. Walking through Jesus' deliberate actions—rising from supper, laying aside His garments, girding Himself as a servant, pouring water in a basin, and washing their feet—Pastor Jack unpacks practical principles for loving ministry that goes beyond superficial interaction to genuine, humble service.
Problems in the Exercise of Spiritual Language, Pt. 1

Problems in the Exercise of Spiritual Language, Pt. 1

In this message, Pastor Jack explores the practical dimensions of Spirit-filled life, focusing on problems that can arise with the spiritual language. He draws from Peter's walking on water in Matthew 14 to illustrate both entering into the baptism of the Holy Spirit and learning to walk in it. Pastor Jack addresses common misconceptions about speaking in tongues, emphasizing that it's a volitional act involving the believer's mind and vocal equipment—not an ecstatic trance—and encourages believers to develop this gift as part of their devotional life.