Pastor Jack teaches that honoring God and guarding what we see, hear, and say, allows His presence to dwell in us just as it did in Obed-Edom.

Pastor Jack shares about Mario Murillo’s upcoming crusade in Houston, shares stories of faith from leaders like Oral Roberts and Billy Graham, and urges us to pursue God’s presence with endurance and live as vessels of forgiveness in Christ.

Pastor Jack explained that while David had good intentions in bringing the Ark back, he lacked obedience and instruction, whereas Obed-Edom’s humility and service brought blessing and prosperity, teaching that God’s presence requires both reverence and doing things His way.

Pastor Jack teaches that true Christian living means laboring to love others and practice God’s presence daily, because when we lead with love, forgive, and cultivate His Spirit within us, we become carriers of God’s blessing and power everywhere we go.

Pastor Jack explains that the Ark of the Covenant represents the powerful presence of God, showing through Israel’s history how obedience and reverence were required to handle it, and uses this to teach the importance of God’s presence and being firmly rooted in the right local church.

Pastor Jack teaches that the Ark of the Covenant reveals God’s presence, provision, authority, and mercy, and through Obed-Edom’s example urges believers to hunger for God’s presence, live by faith, and leave a legacy of encountering Him.

Pastor Jack emphasizes that the church is God’s house of prayer and the foundation of the Christian life, recounting how it was birthed in Acts and how it shaped his own calling.

Pastor Jack taught from the story of Obed-Edom in 2 Samuel 6 to show that God’s power must be approached with honor, service, humility, and obedience, emphasizing that true blessing comes when we properly honor God, His presence, and the people He tells us to honor.

Pastor Jack reflects on the history of West Houston Christian Center, the challenges of leading through Covid, and the importance of overcoming offense and “church hurt” by fostering openness, accountability, and shepherding relationships in the church.

Pastor Jack emphasized the importance of leading children to Christ early, teaching them humility, protecting them from harmful influences, and raising them with biblical guidance so they grow up knowing their identity in Him.