Today, Pastor Jack teaches that Eli, the priest who served before Samuel, had two sons who were corrupt. Eli had failed to correct their evil ways, and his weak love for them ended in tragedy.

Today, Pastor Jack teaches that true worship is like a covering, a spiritual protection against evil. And one of the greatest gifts we can give our children is to teach them how to worship God. We must not lose sight of the next generation, or those who are called to serve in God’s ministry.

Today, Pastor Jack explains that when spiritual leaders lose sight of God, the people they lead often follow, and worship begins to feel empty or even unwanted. This kind of ministry neglect misses the point: spiritual worship is our offense, our protection against corruption.

Today, Pastor Jack teaches that one of the most powerful things a person can do is worship God. Our lives can change radically when we put our complete trust in Him. Worship isn’t just a private devotion; it pushes back against the schemes of our enemy. Spending quality time with the Lord becomes a spiritual defense.

Today, Pastor Jack teaches that the path to victory is the desire to see God in all His glory, and to praise Him for all He has done. Especially, when our prayers are answered in our most trying of times.

Today, Pastor Jack teaches that true spiritual worship comes from a militant faith, where we’re not blind to the Lord’s return, or ignorant of the Holy Spirit, or of Satan and his schemes.

Today, Pastor Jack teaches that Hannah picked up the pieces of her life by turning to God in her anguish. God heard Hannah’s plea and granted her request. He gave her Samuel, who would live in the temple and serve the Lord for the rest of his life.

Today, Pastor Jack teaches that we often give up on prayer even though prayer is what invites God’s will into our lives. Self-reliance might feel natural, but it keeps us stuck and blinds us to what God can do through us.

Today, Pastor Jack teaches that Hannah’s barrenness was allowed by God, yet she remained obedient and continued to worship Him through her sorrow.

Today, Pastor Jack teaches that Samuel’s mother, Hannah, endured many hardships and tears. Devotion to the Lord is not without sorrow, but when we obey God in the midst of pain, His grace is always enough.