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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.
Genesis 20-25

Genesis 20-25

Pastor Jack teaches on Genesis chapters 20 through 25, continuing his series on the book of Genesis with a focus on the concluding portions of Abraham's life. He draws out how God was instructing Israel through their forefather Abraham, showing them they were a chosen people with roots in the promised land. Pastor Jack emphasizes the profound prophetic picture of Abraham offering Isaac on Mount Moriah, revealing God's heart in providing salvation through His only begotten Son.
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.
How to Praise in a Crisis

How to Praise in a Crisis

In this message, Pastor Jack teaches from 2 Chronicles 20, exploring the story of King Jehoshaphat and Israel's miraculous victory over invading armies through praise and worship. Pastor Jack emphasizes that this triumph was not simply about praising God, but about a people grounded in God's Word who obeyed His prophetic direction, fasted and prayed, and responded in faith to what the Lord promised to do. He applies these principles both personally and corporately, calling the church to spiritual preparedness during a pivotal season.
Abraham’s Kids and God’s Brats

Abraham’s Kids and God’s Brats

In this message, Pastor Jack explores the biblical distinction between spiritual and national Israel, teaching from Romans 9 on who is truly a Jew in God's eyes. Drawing from Revelation 7 and 14, he examines the role of the 144,000 sealed Jews who will survive the tribulation and become messengers of the gospel in the millennial age, ultimately fulfilling God's original covenant that Israel would be a "kingdom of priests" to the world.