The only real hope for meaningful change is the people of God being awakened to the purposes of God in a new way. Sometimes we have the privilege of choosing a new beginning, and as 2018 begins Pastor Allen Jackson invites us to say, “God, I want to know you better.” He outlines his intentions and invites us to direct our emotions and aspirations toward the things of God as we participate in 100 Days of Faith.

The only real hope for meaningful change is the people of God being awakened to the purposes of God in a new way. Sometimes we have the privilege of choosing a new beginning, and as 2018 begins Pastor Allen Jackson invites us to say, “God, I want to know you better.” He outlines his intentions and invites us to direct our emotions and aspirations toward the things of God as we participate in 100 Days of Faith.

When we pray, we open the door to divine possibility. During this special National Day of Prayer service, Pastor Allen Jackson offers historical insight on the day and our heritage as a Christian nation. He discusses the reasons why we pray and the impact our prayers have on the world around us. He leads us in prayers and proclamations for ourselves, our nation, the Church, our community, and our schools.

When we pray, we open the door to divine possibility. During this special National Day of Prayer service, Pastor Allen Jackson offers historical insight on the day and our heritage as a Christian nation. He discusses the reasons why we pray and the impact our prayers have on the world around us. He leads us in prayers and proclamations for ourselves, our nation, the Church, our community, and our schools.

The pathway to a better place for ourselves and our children centers on the cross of Jesus Christ. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses the significance of Jesus’ death, burial, and resurrection, and how it holds the hope for a different future for every one of us. God wants to transform us from the inside out, and that begins with believing in Jesus. Pastor Allen leads us in a prayer to accept Jesus as Lord of our lives, and another prayer asking for God’s supernatural power to transform the areas of our lives that need His help. He also offers specific things we can do to grow our faith individually, and as a family.

The pathway to a better place for ourselves and our children centers on the cross of Jesus Christ. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses the significance of Jesus’ death, burial, and resurrection, and how it holds the hope for a different future for every one of us. God wants to transform us from the inside out, and that begins with believing in Jesus. Pastor Allen leads us in a prayer to accept Jesus as Lord of our lives, and another prayer asking for God’s supernatural power to transform the areas of our lives that need His help. He also offers specific things we can do to grow our faith individually, and as a family.

Day by day, step of faith by step of faith, a bit of obedience at a time, the Kingdom of God breaks into our lives. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses the reality of God’s Kingdom, its arrival, and the role we play in His Kingdom as we live upon the earth. He offers insight on what to expect as we move forward in our faith, how can we keep from stumbling, and the importance of making our position in His Kingdom the primary identifier of our lives.

Day by day, step of faith by step of faith, a bit of obedience at a time, the Kingdom of God breaks into our lives. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses the reality of God’s Kingdom, its arrival, and the role we play in His Kingdom as we live upon the earth. He offers insight on what to expect as we move forward in our faith, how can we keep from stumbling, and the importance of making our position in His Kingdom the primary identifier of our lives.

When you’re in a battle, you don't quit until there's a victory. As we stand on the frontlines of this major spiritual battle, Pastor Allen Jackson offers this message of encouragement: God is moving! Pastor Allen provides recent examples of God’s movement, then uses Scripture to remind us of God’s ultimate authority; His ability; His presence; His faithfulness; and His love. We've been called to hold God’s place in our generation, and when we seek Him, He will give us the strength we need to persevere.

When you’re in a battle, you don't quit until there's a victory. As we stand on the frontlines of this major spiritual battle, Pastor Allen Jackson offers this message of encouragement: God is moving! Pastor Allen provides recent examples of God’s movement, then uses Scripture to remind us of God’s ultimate authority; His ability; His presence; His faithfulness; and His love. We've been called to hold God’s place in our generation, and when we seek Him, He will give us the strength we need to persevere.

The Church throughout the world is a symbol of light and hope. As we step through this trying time, we are entering a new season of harvest for the People of God. Pastor Allen Jackson shares the perspective of how God is bringing us through this season to a new chapter in the Church of Jesus Christ. For us to benefit from the shaking, we must pay attention to the movement of the Spirit of God—we will not stop!

The Church throughout the world is a symbol of light and hope. As we step through this trying time, we are entering a new season of harvest for the People of God. Pastor Allen Jackson shares the perspective of how God is bringing us through this season to a new chapter in the Church of Jesus Christ. For us to benefit from the shaking, we must pay attention to the movement of the Spirit of God—we will not stop!

The Church in America has a choice to make, and Pastor Allen Jackson discusses the decision we face by comparing two cities from Scripture: Nineveh and Jerusalem. Both cities fell away from God and His Word, and each responded to the prophets (who were sent by God to warn them to repent) in different ways. Pastor Allen discusses what needs to happen in our individual hearts, and as a nation, to position ourselves to receive God’s mercy and restoration. We have been planted where we live for God’s purposes, and it's our responsibility to carry His Truth into our communities.

The Church in America has a choice to make, and Pastor Allen Jackson discusses the decision we face by comparing two cities from Scripture: Nineveh and Jerusalem. Both cities fell away from God and His Word, and each responded to the prophets (who were sent by God to warn them to repent) in different ways. Pastor Allen discusses what needs to happen in our individual hearts, and as a nation, to position ourselves to receive God’s mercy and restoration. We have been planted where we live for God’s purposes, and it's our responsibility to carry His Truth into our communities.

We have constant invitations from the Lord, but the real question is, “How are we listening for Him?”. Throughout Scripture we have a very direct responsibility to lean on and yield to the guidance of the Holy Spirit, and we can achieve this by solely listening for His voice. Pastor Allen Jackson reminds us that even in the greater times of shaking our directives are to listen to what the Lord is saying. He has given us the tools to overcome, but that also requires us to stand firm within His Word.