Every Christian that has given their life to the Lord is called by God to share the gospel and make disciples throughout the world. It was true when Christ walked the earth and it's still true today. We need to take the gospel to the streets and be actively involved in the work that God has prepared for us to complete.

Life proceeds all other liberties, for without life no other liberties matter. God is just and His justice is awakened by the cries of the Innocents:

"""“A cry was heard in Ramah—

weeping and great mourning.

Rachel weeps for her children,

refusing to be comforted,

for they are dead.”""" (Matthew 2:18)

The prophets trembled at the prospect of God's impending judgement. Do we tremble as well?

The Lord’s humanity is equally as important to Who He is as is His deity. His two natures are in perfect harmony. They are not antagonistic.

In this message Pastor Jack shares more on this topic and explores how emotions play an integral part in our relation to Him.

America is not mentioned in Biblical prophecy of the Last Days because for one reason or a combination of reasons America is no longer a world power—if we exist at all.

America will crumble and cease to exist or be so weakened as to be gobbled up into a global confederation of nations led eventually by the Anti-Christ.

In this message. Pastor Jack explores this idea in the final part of the "America in Prophecy" series.

When studying scripture one thing is clear, America is simply not a major player, if a player at all, in the Last Days. Lady Liberty’s flame is going out, so what should our role be in preparing? Pastor Jack explores this idea and provides insight on what to expect.

The biblical text seems to allow no place for a superpower named America, or the United States, in the Last Days. If we exist at all, it is only as a vassal in a larger confederacy, probably arising out of the Old Roman Empire (see the toes of King Nebuchadnezzar’s prophetic statue in Daniel 2).

In this message, Pastor Jack explores this further and presents a study titled, “America in Prophesy: Or Is It?”

How does one navigate the seeming "gray areas" of life? Is it possible to push every question and every situation further into the bright light of God's truth, and away from the darkness and error of human opinion?

David went pretty “crazy” on the streets that festive day when the Ark came to the capital. Even his wife was embarrassed for him, but her ire may have come from simmering bitterness of a former offense she felt from David. But, regardless, David’s show of public devotion to Yahweh was significant enough to be recorded in the Word of God.

In this message, Pastor Jack examines David’s “outburst of enthusiasm” for God and explains why we need more of that type of enthusiasm in our own lives.

Years of societal favor and relative prosperity domesticated the Church. Where once we were the tribe of the Lion of Judah, we are basically a neutered, declawed, toothless house cat. But in order to fully obey the Lord we must be willing to give up our comforts and follow Him with our entire lives.

The Bible declares in Colossians 1:27, real hope is found in turning one’s life over to Jesus Christ, the King of Kings and Lord of Lords, in repentant surrender. Colossians 1:27 says, “God wants to make known among the Gentiles the glorious wealth of this mystery, which is Christ in you, the hope of glory.” “Christ in me is my hope” and in this sermon Pastor Jack explains the origins of this hope.