Allen Jackson Ministries: Radio Broadcast

On this National Day of Prayer called by President Trump because of the coronavirus epidemic, Pastor Allen Jackson speaks about our hope in Christ as well as our responsibility to pray for our nation. He then interviews Robert J. Morgan, pastor and author of 100 Bible Verses That Made America, to discuss specific Bible passages that have impacted critical moments and influenced the American way of life.

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In the last of the Beatitudes, Jesus says that while we can expect to be persecuted, insulted, and lied about, we also can expect a great reward in heaven when we stand firm in the face of adversity for His name's sake. When we receive Christ as Savior and are birthed into His Kingdom, Satan becomes our lifelong adversary, and none of us is strong enough to face him with our own strength and intellect. We will inevitably be defeated, Pastor Allen Jackson teaches, unless we recognize the victory that is ours in Jesus and His power that has been displayed on our behalf. And there will be times when our beliefs in our Lord will put us in conflict with the kingdom of this world. At that point we have a decision to make: will we capitulate to maintain our acceptance in the present kingdom, or will we hold to our advocacy for Jesus because we believe there is a greater reward in His Kingdom?

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Jesus lays out the fundamentals of the kingdom of God with the values in the beatitudes. If we intend to participate in the Kingdom of God, we would do well to take these values seriously and apply them to our own lives. God has good things for us, and wants the best for us.

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Our culture tends to attach more value to being an agitator, but Jesus said there is a blessing attached to being a peacemaker. The peace Jesus speaks about is not merely an absence of strife or keeping silent in the face of an accusation; it is actively engaging to bring goodwill. Jesus came to establish a covenant of peace—peace with God and peace with one another—and if we are going to find peace and unity and cooperation as a people, it will be around a biblical world view, not a political ideology. The Church of Jesus Christ is the greatest force for peace that has ever been unleashed in the world, says Pastor Allen Jackson, not because we are passive, but because we are advocates and ambassadors for a Kingdom whose principles transcend the temporary principles of this world.

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This week, Pastor Allen has the opportunity to sit down with Lt. Col. Oliver North. Col. North is a retired combat marine, a Vietnam War veteran, and the former host of War Stories With Oliver North on Fox News. He is an author and a speaker, and an advocate for the kingdom of God. His newest book, The Rifleman, is now available at amazon.com and Riflemanbook.com.

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This week on Allen Jackson Ministries, Pastor Allen shares an overview of the Beatitudes during his series "Unbelievable Blessings". Listen to the previous sermons in this serious in episodes 39 through 43.

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We have a special episode for you this week! Pastor Allen has just completed his new book entitled "Intentional Faith". It is currently available for pre-order as a paperback or an audiobook on Amazon, but we'd like to share the first two chapters with you here on the podcast. We hope you enjoy!

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We can learn to construct façades so that we have different faces we show to family, friends, and other people we encounter. But fundamentally, we are what is in our hearts. Unfortunately, our culture does not attach a high value to a pure heart because we see other attributes as more valuable. Pureness of heart is a very valuable quality, however, because it allows us to see and cooperate with God in ways that we would not be able to otherwise. Pastor Allen Jackson points out that Jesus addressed the legalism of His day because it had directed people toward their external behaviors and away from their heart condition. Then and now, Jesus calls us to examine our hearts and seek a life of purity that will honor the Lord and open the door for His blessings.

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We think showing mercy is a good thing, and something other people should do—we just don't want to do it ourselves. Our culture doesn't attach much value to showing mercy, and it doesn't take much discernment to see that. In the way we parent, do business, and speak of others, we make it seem that taking advantage of another's weakness is a wise decision that will benefit us. But Jesus said, "Blessed are the merciful," and Pastor Allen Jackson reminds us that there is a spiritual Kingdom with benefits and blessings that will be reaped far beyond our days in the earth.

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Pastor Allen continues his series on the unbelievable blessings we can receive from God when we seek His truth. When we are diligent to seek the Lord and His truth, blessings will overtake our life, in a very real way. This episode explores what it means to thirst and hunger for righteous, and the blessings that accompanies.

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