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How to Receive Prophesyings, Pt. 1

How to Receive Prophesyings, Pt. 1

Pastor Jack opens a new teaching series on how to receive prophetic words from the Lord. Drawing from 2 Chronicles 20 and Jehoshaphat's response to prophecy, he lays foundational principles for understanding prophecy in the church today. Pastor Jack emphasizes that while the Holy Spirit is moving powerfully in this generation to fulfill Joel's prophecy about sons and daughters prophesying, believers must be grounded in God's Word to properly receive and test prophetic utterances.
New Anointing, New Union

New Anointing, New Union

Pastor Jack draws from Revelation 3 and Psalm 92 to teach on a prophetic word given at the New Year's Eve service. The Lord promises the church a "new anointing" and a "new union"?a fresh qualifying touch of the Holy Spirit and a uniting of hearts toward God's purposes. Pastor Jack emphasizes that God qualifies us not by our greatness, but by our faithfulness to keep His Word and not deny His name, opening doors of ministry that no one can shut.
The Ghost of Christmas Past

The Ghost of Christmas Past

Pastor Jack explores the theme of hope in the midst of trials, drawing from the Old Testament prophecies of the coming Messiah. He teaches that in seasons of difficulty, God speaks promises that seem impossible?like a virgin conceiving or a branch springing from a stump?to sustain His people through darkness. Pastor Jack emphasizes that just as the Holy Spirit gave Israel hope through prophecies of Emmanuel and the Branch, believers today can stand firm in trials by declaring the name of Jesus.
The Fulfillment of the Mystery

The Fulfillment of the Mystery

Pastor Jack teaches on the church's calling to spiritual warfare through prayer, drawing from Revelation 10 and Ephesians 3. He challenges the congregation to understand that the kingdom of God advances not through political means but through Spirit-led intercession that overthrows the powers of darkness. Using the image of John eating the scroll?sweet to the mouth but bitter to the stomach?Pastor Jack illustrates how tasting God's promises should produce a holy restlessness that drives believers to prophetic prayer for the transformation of nations, including a specific call to intercede for China and for a youth revival.
Introduction to Exodus

Introduction to Exodus

Pastor Jack opens the Book of Exodus with a detailed introduction that spans history, archaeology, and chronology. He walks through the dating of the Exodus, placing it at approximately 1441 B.C., and explores the Egyptian dynasties?including the reigns of Thutmose II, Thutmose III, Hatshepsut, and Amenhotep?to illuminate Moses' upbringing in the height of Egypt's glory. Drawing from archaeological finds like the Tell el Amarna letters and excavations at Jericho and Pithom, Pastor Jack shows how extra-biblical evidence corroborates the biblical record and deepens our appreciation for Moses' forsaking of Egypt's splendor to identify with God's people.