The goal of enduring is not just endurance—it’s triumph. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses what it takes to be a hero in our generation. Heroes consistently face strong opponents, adversity, and challenges—but it doesn’t stop their mission. Instead, they allow those obstacles to make them stronger. We see this truth throughout American History and the Bible. Following Jesus comes with a cost, and Pastor Allen offers several examples of people in the Bible who made great sacrifices to follow the Lord—and their obedience changed the course of history.

Being a strong leader doesn’t require a large following or the type of influence that’s recognized by others. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses what makes leaders great, according to Jesus, and how this differs from the world’s standards. He reviews passages from Hebrews 11 and Acts 16, highlighting people who allowed God to speak into their lives and their determination to follow Him, even when it required changing their course. At times their faithfulness led to opposition, not applause. We will encounter the same today as we follow the Lord into the assignments He has for us. The season ahead will require a new level of interdependence on the Lord—a desire to seek His wisdom and follow His Spirit, so we can recognize His truth amongst the confusion.

Our current season is demanding us to grow spiritually, and the Holy Spirit promises to help us. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson offers several observations from his recent trip to Israel that speak into our lives today. Though the Israeli people live in a war zone, their lives show a remarkable sense of peace that can only come from God. We can gain that peace by drawing closer to the Holy Spirit and becoming more interdependent on Him. He is the one who will teach us, guide us, counsel us, and instruct us through what’s ahead—if we’re willing to welcome Him more fully into our lives.

We’re not just watching history—we’re living in the middle of God’s unfolding purposes. In this message, Pastor Allen Jackson calls us to wake up, speak up, and stand with bold faith. As he refers to Scripture from throughout the Bible, Pastor Allen teaches if you reject the Truth and you follow evil, you will face a God of wrath and anger. That’s not a threat; it’s awareness (Romans 2:8). As the nations rage and Israel takes center stage, we must understand our role as God’s people in this unique moment. It’s time to embrace responsibility, reject passivity, and align with God’s eternal promises. He’s moving—let’s not miss it.

We’re not just watching history—we’re living in the middle of God’s unfolding purposes. In this message, Pastor Allen Jackson calls us to wake up, speak up, and stand with bold faith. As he refers to Scripture from throughout the Bible, Pastor Allen teaches if you reject the Truth and you follow evil, you will face a God of wrath and anger. That’s not a threat; it’s awareness (Romans 2:8). As the nations rage and Israel takes center stage, we must understand our role as God’s people in this unique moment. It’s time to embrace responsibility, reject passivity, and align with God’s eternal promises. He’s moving—let’s not miss it.

The world may be loud, confused, and constantly shifting—but God has shown us how to flourish anyway. In this message, Pastor Allen Jackson calls us back to something foundational: the fear of the Lord. The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, and we should keep His commandments—that’s our assignment. Pastor Allen expands on these truths, providing Scripture from many places in the Bible. When we re-center our lives around reverence for God, we find clarity, purpose, and wisdom that the world can’t offer. It’s time to reject pride, push back against cultural confusion, and walk in obedience. The beginning of real wisdom is awe for the One who created us—so let’s get back to it.

The world may be loud, confused, and constantly shifting—but God has shown us how to flourish anyway. In this message, Pastor Allen Jackson calls us back to something foundational: the fear of the Lord. The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, and we should keep His commandments—that’s our assignment. Pastor Allen expands on these truths, providing Scripture from many places in the Bible. When we re-center our lives around reverence for God, we find clarity, purpose, and wisdom that the world can’t offer. It’s time to reject pride, push back against cultural confusion, and walk in obedience. The beginning of real wisdom is awe for the One who created us—so let’s get back to it.

Our current season is demanding us to grow spiritually, and the Holy Spirit promises to help us. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson offers several observations from his recent trip to Israel that speak into our lives today. Though the Israeli people live in a war zone, their lives show a remarkable sense of peace that can only come from God. We can gain that peace by drawing closer to the Holy Spirit and becoming more interdependent on Him. He is the one who will teach us, guide us, counsel us, and instruct us through what’s ahead—if we’re willing to welcome Him more fully into our lives.

If you’re going to honor the Lord with your life, it will take the very best you have. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses the intentionality required to serve and follow Jesus. In Matthew 10, Jesus presents a series of perspectives that drastically differ from what our culture and many contemporary Churches espouse. Pastor Allen walks through several of those viewpoints. The hope of the world rests in the unlikely hands of you and me, and our response will determine our future. While it’s difficult to give ourselves fully to Jesus and the assignments He has for us, when we do, it leads to God’s best for our lives.

If you’re going to honor the Lord with your life, it will take the very best you have. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses the intentionality required to serve and follow Jesus. In Matthew 10, Jesus presents a series of perspectives that drastically differ from what our culture and many contemporary Churches espouse. Pastor Allen walks through several of those viewpoints. The hope of the world rests in the unlikely hands of you and me, and our response will determine our future. While it’s difficult to give ourselves fully to Jesus and the assignments He has for us, when we do, it leads to God’s best for our lives.