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In the last episode before summer hiatus, Pastor Jackson closes out this series by taking us to Calvary to get a full understanding of the price that was paid for us to obtain grace. Take a listen and share!
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In this week's episode, Pastor Jackson discusses how grace is available even to what we believe are the worst offenders. And that's good news for all of us. Take a listen and share!
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In this week's podcast, Pastor Jackson discusses what happens when we fall from grace and the importance of having people that will cover you when you fall as opposed to people that will just spread gossip about your fall. Take a listen and share!
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In this week's episode, Pastor Jackson explores how we can often look to withhold grace from others in one season, only to need it ourselves in the future. However, Jesus shows us in Scripture how to reunite with an offender. Take a listen and share!
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In this week's podcast, Pastor Jackson talks about how far grace should extend. Many times we're looking to find out when we can cut grace off to an offender, but when we examine Scripture, we see that Jesus has ideas that differ from ours. Take a listen and share!
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Pastor Jackson returns to the podcast with a new series that focuses on what grace really looks like. We all desire grace when we fall short, but have we ever really considered the complexities that come with extending grace? Have we ever considered what happens before we need grace, or what capacity we need to have to extend grace? Let's talk about it!
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In the last installment of this series, Pastor Jackson stresses the importance of a servant doing the will of their master, and not just doing things according to their own preferences and comfort level. When the Master returns, will we hear well done or will He find that we buried our assignment? Take a listen and share!
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Pastor Jackson returns with this week's MMD as we discuss how to serve those that we deem outside of our "circle". Are we loving those that we deem not like us in the same way that Christ would? Are we we using the Gospel as a draw or are we only using it to "come against" everything that we disagree with? Take a listen and share!
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In this week's MMD, Pastor Jackson stresses the importance of unity and collaboration as it relates to being servants. God hasn't called us to a ministry of solo servanthood. We must do this together. Take a listen and share!
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In this weeks MMD, Pastor Jackson talks about being equipped and empowered to serve God. We must allow God to do a work on us and in us before we do work for Him. Take a listen and share!
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In this week's MMD, Pastor Jackson warns against seeking seats of honor in the Kingdom before seeking to serve in the Kingdom. Take a listen and share!
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Pastor Jackson returns to the podcast with a new series that asks the question: Does anybody want to be a servant? We have begun coming to church for all kinds of reasons these days, but are we still coming for the same things that Jesus called us to? Are we still looking to serve? Or, are we "members only"? Take a listen and share!
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In the last MMD for 2025, Pastor Jackson closes out this series with some final thoughts and more excerpts from "Follow Me". People aren't nearly as offended by our doctrine as they are about our hypocrisy. As Christians, we simply need to live out our faith if we intend to draw others to Christ. Take a listen and share!
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In this week's MMD, Pastor Jackson stresses unity within the church. The entire point of love and reconciliation, which is at the heart of this faith, is so that we can move on together unified in the Spirit, instead of staying together broken. Take a listen and share!
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In this week's MMD, Pastor Jackson reminds us that as Christians, we are called to compassion and reconciliation. This is our Christian duty as new creatures in Christ. Take a listen and share!
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In this week's MMD, Pastor Jackson continues his conversation on forgiveness and reminds us that any successful relationship of any kind thrives and survives through repeated acts of grace. Take a listen and share!
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In this week's MMD, Pastor Jackson discusses the importance of not trying to grow Christians too fast when they haven’t mastered some of the basics of the faith, like loving and forgiving one another. Take a listen and share!
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In this week's MMD, Pastor Jackson shares more excerpts from "Follow Me" and talks about the person, the pattern, and the principles of Christ, and how they cause us to be charitable as Christians, not selfish. Take a listen and share!
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In his first Word For The Weekend in almost a year, Pastor Jackson shares a message from Joshua Chapter 1 encouraging leaders, both appointed and in the pew, to govern themselves as God has commanded before they attempt to govern others. Take a listen and share!
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In this week's MMD, Pastor Jackson reminds us that the emphasis of the faith should always be on Jesus. While others in the Bible can provide encouragement and inspiration, the basis of Christianity is always Jesus. Take a listen and share!
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In Part 5 of this series, Pastor Jackson focuses on having a servant's heart. Many of us are looking for titles in the faith to make us feel more important. Meanwhile, God is looking for those that are willing to serve. Take a listen and share!
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In Part 4 of this series, Pastor Jackson shares more excerpts from his book "Follow Me" as he discusses the importance of being built on a solid foundation and the validity of our faith. Take a listen and share!
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In Part 3 of this series, Pastor Jackson stresses that Christ must be at the center of all that we do as Christians. Also, he discusses the importance of being our brother's keeper. Take a listen and share!
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In this week's MMD, Pastor Jackson stresses the importance of service as Christians. There's no way that we can help the less fortunate that we are called to serve if we insist on looking down on them. Take a listen and share!
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Pastor Jackson returns from his hiatus with a new MMD series discussing what it really means to be a Christian at heart. With the recent events in this country, which included the murder of a right wing podcaster that claimed Christianity, we begin a new conversation on what the faith should look like in our actions and in the words we speak. Here's a hint: It's nothing like America would have us to believe. Take a listen and share!
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In this last episode before summer break, Pastor Jackson reminds us of the fact that we must be inclusive and not exclusive if we intend to expand our community. In order to make disciples, we must remember the days when we were lost. Take a listen and share!
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In this episode of the podcast, Pastor Jackson reminds us of the importance of being Kingdom minded in all that we do with the church. Focusing on money will often enslave us, but Kingdom pursuits free us. Take a listen and share!
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This week, Pastor Jackson returns to this series and discusses the dangers in being loyal to certain servants, preachers, and pastor more than we are to God. Take a listen and share!
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In this week's episode, Pastor Jackson interrupts the Community of Faith series to discuss the importance of preaching the Gospel, his view that the Gospel has gone missing on so many Sunday mornings, and how getting back to the Gospel can have a profound impact on the nation and social justice. Take a listen and share!
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In this week's episode, Pastor Jackson stresses walking in the call of Christianity, the importance of forgiveness within the community, and the importance of yielding for the greater good, even when we're right in our position. Take a listen and share!
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In this week's episode, Pastor Jackson discusses the sacrifice that it takes for a community of faith to be what God has called it to be, and sometimes, that sacrifice can cause friction in our biological families. Take a listen and share!
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In this week's episode, Pastor Jackson discusses the danger in comparing our sins to the sins of others. In reality, we all are not only recipients of grace, but we're all in need of more grace daily. Take a listen and share!
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In Part 5 of this series, Pastor Jackson goes further in his conversation around Christian conflict and the importance of using those among us that are spiritual to bring order in the midst of confusion. Take a listen and share!
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In Part 4 of this series, Pastor Jackson takes a look at Christian conflict resolution according to Jesus. We know that we have to be a community, but how do we handle it when our unity is threatened because of offense? Take a listen and share!
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In Part 3 of this series, Pastor Jackson talks further about how all of us doing our own special work enhances the Body of Christ and makes our community stronger. Take a listen and share!
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In this week's MMD, Pastor Jackson expounds on the importance of equipping the people in the faith community to spread the doctrine of the faith and not our own doctrine. In order to be united and grounded in the faith, we must commit to one cause, and that's the cause of Christ. Take a listen and share!
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In this week's MMD, Pastor Jackson starts a new series focused on outlining what it means for church to also be a community, as God intended. Take a listen and share!
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In this last installment of this series, Pastor Jackson discusses how the fruit of the Spirit not only feeds our lives, but also the lives of others. Take a listen and share!
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In this week's MMD, Pastor Jackson shifts his focus to the fruit of the Spirit. Once the Holy Spirit begins a work in us, the fruit begins to flow from us. Take a listen and share!
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In this week's MMD, Pastor Jackson explores the role that the Holy Spirit plays in our ability to produce good fruit. Take a listen and share!
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In this week's MMD, Pastor Jackson discusses the parable of the sower and how important it is to be rooted and grounded in The Word in order to produce a fruitful harvest. Take a listen and share!
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In this week's MMD, Pastor Jackson examines the dangers of planting false doctrine in the church and how that's currently a detriment to the church's ability to produce good fruit. Take a listen and share!
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In this week's MMD, Pastor Jackson shows in Scripture how being selfish and arrogant as Christians hinders our ability to produce good fruit. Once we're wise in the ways of God, humility comes and helps us to be better servants. Take a listen and share!
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In this week's MMD, Pastor Jackson reminds us that sowing in good works goes along with having faith. When we do this, the harvest not only benefits us, but also those that we are called to serve. Take a listen and share!
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In this special episode of The Purpose and Beyond Podcast, Pastor Jackson discusses his latest book, "Follow Me: Bringing The Person and Teachings of Jesus Back to The Forefront of Christianity".
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In this week's MMD, Pastor Jackson discusses what it looks like for a Christian to be productive in the faith. As Pastor Jackson says, this faith isn't just a profession, it's a practice. If we intend to produce, we must put our faith into action. Take a listen and share!
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Pastor Jackson returns to the podcast after his December hiatus to begin a new series on how we as Christians can produce good fruit. Our Christianity isn't about what we claim to be. It's about the evidence of our lives. You can actually show that you're a Christian. Take a listen and share!
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In the last MMD for 2024, Pastor Jackson gives one last reminder of why Jesus came. It wasn't for political power. He came to balance the scales and save souls. He came in humility, not pride. Take a listen and share with someone!
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In the last Word For The Weekend for 2024, Pastor Jackson reminds us that God still rescues and protects the poor from those in power that seek to exploit them. Take a listen and share with someone!
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In this week's MMD, Pastor Jackson reminds us that if we are to have the character of a Christian, it begins with the mind of Christ. That means being humble and being a servant. Take a listen and share with someone!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us to be wise in our decision making. Though grace can cover us when we make mistakes, there are often still repercussions when we purposely move foolishly. Take a listen and share with someone!
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In this week's MMD, Pastor Jackson continues his conversation concerning the Christian's care for those that are considered the least among us and how that's central to who we are as followers of Christ. Jesus had much to say about it in Matthew 25. Take a listen and share with someone!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that confession is critical to restoration. While many try to sidestep confession on the way to forgiveness, it's that confession that activates God's compassion. Take a listen and share with someone!
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In this week's MMD, Pastor Jackson goes further in exploring Christian character by challenging how the church views those that we consider unlike us. We should never uphold any position that suggests that we don't care for the less fortunate, even if they are foreign. Take a listen and share with someone!
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In a special extended edition of Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson discusses the church's response to the election and how we need to have compassion with those who had emotional responses to the results. Believe it or not, Jesus had human moments. Why do some feel that Christians shouldn't? Take a listen!
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In this installment of the podcast, Pastor Jackson starts his final MMD series of the year discussing Christian character. So much is being made political as it relates to being a Christian these days, but the fundamentals of our faith begin and end with what Jesus says on the matter. Take a listen and share with someone!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, with a consequential election coming up, Pastor Jackson reminds us to do our civic duty and vote, but be sure to keep our faith in God. Take a listen and share with someone!
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In the last installment of this series, Pastor Jackson reminds us that fixed thoughts can help in developing a fixed faith. We need to mind what we meditate on, and that will remind us that there's always something happening that's praiseworthy. Take a listen and share with someone!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that we need to sharpen our tools if we intend to succeed in our walk of faith. Take a listen and share with someone!
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In this week's episode, Pastor Jackson discusses the pressures of faith and how worry can not only threaten our peace, but also affect our trust in God. But only if we allow it. We must take heed to the words of Jesus and not allow worry to consume us. Take a listen and share with someone!
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In this week's episode, Pastor Jackson reminds us that we must be loyal to God during our time of testing. We must endure, but we must also trust. Take a listen and share with someone!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that obedience should always be a motivator in how we approach God for blessings. Take a listen and share!
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In this week's episode, Pastor Jackson reminds us that the testing of our faith determines just how genuine our faith really is. Take a listen and share it with someone!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that the challenges of life will never diminish God's love for us. Take a listen and share with someone!
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In this week's podcast, Pastor Jackson reminds us that the troubles of life are temporary, and we should fix our thoughts on things eternal. Temporary troubles can weaken our faith and cause us to fall back into our old character, but only when we allow them to. Take a listen and share this with someone!
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This weekend Pastor Jackson reminds us that God has not forgotten about us. All we have to do is remember how good He's already been to us. Enjoy this word and share it with someone!
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In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Pastor Jackson uses Noah and Abraham as examples of how God's people are not only trusting God with the outcomes, but their also trusting Him in the process, from moment to moment. Take a listen and share with someone!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson expounds on the fact that Jesus stresses that there is only one truth. Anything other than that has us bound. Take a listen and share the message with somebody!
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Pastor Jackson returns to the podcast after his yearly summer hiatus to begin a new series on faith. Not only must our faith be exercised, it also must be practiced. It must be a way of life. Take a listen and invite someone to share in this experience with you.
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In this last episode before the summer hiatus and the last installment of this series, Pastor Jackson reminds us of the strength that we gain from the Spirit and the importance of being rooted in the anointing before attempting to walk in it. Take a listen!
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In this week's episode, Pastor Jackson expounds on the importance of continuously learning from the Spirit, and how the Spirit gives us discernment in all things and puts us on a different frequency from the world. Take a listen!
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In this week's episode, Pastor Jackson shares the importance of harmony between both body and soul. The Holy Spirit brings unity where operating in flesh causes division. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that preaching in truth will cause crowds to withdraw, and not necessarily continue to walk with you. And we have to be okay with that. We have to keep the integrity. Take a listen!
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In this week's episode, Pastor Jackson continues to outline how living in The Spirit helps us with our conduct. But it all starts with our mindset and what we have decided that we will and won't yield to. Take a listen!
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In this week's episode, Pastor Jackson further examines how being grounded in the Holy Spirit produces good fruit in our lives, and how walking contrary to The Spirit produces something else altogether. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson shares them importance of looking forward and plowing straight when doing the work of The Kingdom. Take a listen!
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In this week's episode, Pastor Jackson discusses how The Spirit governs our behavior. We can't walk according to the flesh and The Spirit at the same time. A choice must be made. Take a listen!
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In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Pastor Jackson goes deeper into his discussion on the Holy Spirit and stresses the importance of living a transformed life and following the directions of Christ concerning The Spirit. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson stresses that unity in the church can be found in how we help one another, not hoard for ourselves. Take a listen!
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This week, Pastor Jackson begins a new 8-week series on what it really means to be under the anointing of The Spirit. In order to be under anything, we must first submit to it. Let's explore how The Spirit informs and directs the lives of disciples of Christ. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that our taking our eyes off Jesus isn't the real issue. The real issue is our lack of faith. Take a listen!
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In the conclusion of this series, Pastor Jackson offers a recap and final notes on the lessons that we can learn in our faith from how Abraham operated in his faith. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us of the purpose of our spiritual gifts. They were never meant to serve us personally. They were meant to serve God by serving others. Take a listen!
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In this week's episode, we see that God will sometimes ask us to sacrifice in ways that go far beyond our natural state of mind. Faith in God calls us to a different place of reasoning. Take a listen!
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In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Pastor Jackson reminds us that we serve a God that isn't confined by time, and He never sees us as past the point of production. Take a listen!
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Pastor Jackson returns with Word For The Weekend and reminds us that the source of our comfort is God, but the purpose of us being comforted isn't for us alone. Take a listen!
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In this week's episode, Pastor Jackson discusses the importance of our co-laborers in our purpose keeping the faith. The promise can often start with one person, but it involves someone else. Not only must those charged with purpose trust God, but those working with them must do so as well. Take a listen!
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This week, Pastor Jackson returns to continue the conversation on Abraham's faith. In this episode, we discuss the complications that can come when we try to get ahead of God's plan, and how even in those moments, God remains faithful. Take a listen!
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In this week's episode, Pastor Jackson discusses being a conduit and carrier of faith. Sometime the promise is to you, but sometimes, it's going through you. Take a listen!
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This week, Pastor Jackson begins a new series as he examines Abraham's faith and what we can learn from it. The Bible says that Abraham never wavered in his faith in God because he was fully convinced that God would come through on His word. How can we achieve that level of faith? Let's talk about it!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that we may have many things that cause us fear, but there's only one thing that can bring us peace. Take a listen!
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This week. Pastor Jackson closes out this series by discussing the complexity of God's grace. Many of us want to be on the receiving end of God's grace, but have we considered how grace can actually look as we're receiving it? Have we considered what we have to endure while benefiting from God's favor? Take a listen!
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This week, Pastor Jackson continues this series by sharing another excerpt from "An Act of Grace". We're reminded of how troubles not only bring us closer to God and reveal even more of His grace, but there are times when God is actually the source of our trials. Take a listen!
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In Part 4 of this series, Pastor Jackson shares an excerpt from his book "An Act of Grace" as he discusses how we often have to make an adjustment of our expectations when it comes to God's grace. While we often preach and teach on God's grace being material or something that God does to rescue us, there are times when God simply comforts us about things He doesn't plan to change. And that's still grace! Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson warns against a "complaining spirit", and encourages us to be an example to the world of how the church can work together. Take a listen!
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This week, Pastor Jackson goes deeper into his conversation concerning contentment. As he discusses Philippians Chapter 4, we're reminded that we should be satisfied in whatever situation that we find ourselves in, as long as God and His grace are present. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that we should hold fast to our faith because we serve a trustworthy God. Take a listen!
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In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Pastor Jackson goes deeper into his discussion on the sufficiency of God's grace, reminding us that we shouldn't stress when we don't find ourselves to be worldly rich. God has promised to meet our daily needs, and therefore, we shouldn't be trapped by worldly pursuits. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that God not only loves us, but He loved us first. In doing so, He taught us the meaning of real and sacrificial love. Take a listen!
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In this special edition of Wisdom Wednesday, Pastor Jackson shares some personal insight into what life has been like for him over the last two plus years. Speaking on the death of his mother and the launch of For The Kingdom Christian Church, he speaks on how God isolated him for the sole purpose of staying in his lane and keeping his mind focused on the tasks before him, even at the risk of appearing depressed, disinterested, or antisocial. Take a listen!
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Pastor Jackson returns to the podcast with a new series that stresses the importance of the grace of God. Sometimes we get caught up in what we want and how we want life to be problem free, but God reminds us that His grace is all we really need. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that if we simply give God our best, He will receive it without comparing what we're capable of doing to what others are capable of doing. Take a listen!
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In this last Monday Morning Discipleship for 2023, Pastor Jackson closes out this series by reminding us that The Great Commission is about brining people together, not condemnation. The Commission is also about community. Take a listen!
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In Part 4 of this series, Pastor Jackson stresses three things that we'll need to compel people to come to Christ: The Word, a testimony, and the example of our own lives. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that we don't always have to follow the crowd. There's life and peace on the narrow road. Take a listen!
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In this week's episode, Pastor Jackson talks about how we are to go out and recruit, what our demeanor should be, and the difference between Jesus' instruction pre-resurrection and post resurrection. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that even as we're serving an unchanging God, He's still doing new things in our lives. Take a listen!
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In this week's episode, Pastor Jackson expounds on the preparation that it will take in order for the church to complete her mission. We all have a part to play and all of our parts are essential to success. But we must get ready. Take a listen!
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This week, Pastor Jackson begins a new series focused on The Great Commission. As stated in his book "Are We Still Making Disciples?", the church has become too focused on mere membership. If the church is to walk in her purpose, we can't forget the instructions of Jesus. We must make disciples! Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us: You must be born again! Take a listen!
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This week, Pastor Jackson returns to wrap up his series on our Christian duty. Now that we have some parameters, we need to walk this thing out in faith. In order to do that, we must love God, love His Word, and reject the world. Take a listen!
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In this week's episode, Pastor Jackson discusses how our duty isn't just about having faith, it's also about exercising that faith. Without actively trusting God and operating in our faith, we can't truly please Him in our walk. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us to do all that we do for The Lord and not for the applause or even appreciation of man. Take a Listen!
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In this week's episode, Pastor Jackson reminds us that we are identified as Christians by how we live in obedience to God, and not by the material possessions that we have received from God. We are truly prosperous when God possess us, not because of what God allows us to possess. Take a listen!
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In this week's episode, Pastor Jackson covers our personal responsibility to God and how our obedience is the true catalyst to receiving God's blessings. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that we can avoid some of the trials of life by simply heeding God before we find trouble. Take a listen!
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In this week's episode, Pastor Jackson examines three critical components of doing our duty as Christians: Following Jesus, learning from Jesus, and applying what Jesus has taught. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us of the importance of keep God's Word. It will bless you in the here and now, and beyond. Take a listen!
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Pastor Jackson returns to the podcast with a new series. We often pray and ask God for the things we want and need, but are we aware of how He has already enabled us to do much of what we've prayed for? Are we aware of our duties as Christians? Take a listen!Â
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In our last podcast before our summer hiatus, Pastor Jackson reminds us that what we choose to meditate on will effect our outlook on life even more so than what actually happens in our lives. Take a listen!
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In the conclusion of this series, Pastor Jackson covers three areas that we will have to monitor once we come out of our consecration period: What we study, where we walk, and who we associate with. Take a listen!
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In the latest installment of this series, Pastor Jackson prepares us for coming out of isolation by reminding us that our surroundings may look the same when we come out, but we must remember that we are different now and we must adjust. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us not to "sidestep" God's Word in the church in favor of manmade traditions. Whether or not we adhere to the Word of God is what determines what kind of church we really have. Take a listen!
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In this week's episode, Pastor Jackson discusses finding our way home after our time in isolation. Not only must we trust the process, but we also must endure it in order to inherit what God has promised. Take a listen!
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Pastor Jackson returns to continue the discussion on consecration and how it's more than just giving God lip service. It's about giving God a life of service. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that as children of God, we aren't called to do life on our own terms. We should always yield to His will and how He wants us to move. Take a listen!
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In this week's episode, Pastor Jackson discusses the purpose of God consecrating us and how isolation is only the beginning of the process and not the whole of the process. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that God never told us that life would be trouble free. In fact, He told us the opposite. But even as we have trouble in life, we also have divine help. Take a listen!
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In this week's episode, Pastor Jackson shows how God will often isolate us primarily for the cause of Christ and not just for our personal ambitions. We're often pulled away from people so that He can send us back to them. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that faith is about us pleasing God, not ourselves, and for that reason, we must allow God to move at His pace, and not ours. Take a listen!
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In this week's installment of this series, Pastor Jackson discusses how being elevated by God makes us a target for an attack from the enemy. However, we must remember that God won't call us to a work that He won't protect us in. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us of the dangers in putting anything in our lives above God. He's the only One that is worthy of worship. Take a listen!
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In Part 4 of this series, Pastor Jackson discusses how God will often isolate us from family, friends, associates, and certain locations for His purposes. Sometimes for good, but sometimes with a plan for us to return. Take a listen!
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In this week's edition, Pastor Jackson discusses the danger in feeling as if you have to be completely isolated from everyone without any exceptions. Although God will get you alone, He never leaves you without some earthly support. We've just go to know how to identify them. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reflects on the lessons that his mother taught him concerning putting his trust and faith in God. No matter what we believe about ourselves, it comes to nothing without putting the ultimate faith in God. Take a listen!
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In Part 2 of this series, Pastor Jackson discusses the purpose isolation plays in our spiritual formation. Also, he discusses how we must allow God to separate us for His purposes instead of us isolating ourselves for selfish reasons. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that we're charged with displaying Christian kindness even to those that we consider enemies. Don't allow the ways of the world to cause you go against a mandate from God. Take a listen!
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In this new series, Pastor Jackson examines what it means to be isolated by God for consecration and how it's critical to our walk with God. Take a listen!
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In this final installment of this series, Pastor Jackson reminds us that we must keep our churches centered on Jesus and our discipleship efforts centered around The Word, otherwise, we'll fall short. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson challenges us to examine our circle of friends to see who's keeping us sharp, but also to examine ourselves to see if we're holding up our end of the bargain. Take a listen!
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In this week's episode, Pastor Jackson warns us of the dangers of being distracted by arguments about the faith, and how such arguments are counterproductive and can actually hinder our witness as a church and hinder the work of disciple making. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that there are times when God simply needs us to be still, be calm, and trust Him. He's fighting for us! Take a listen!
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In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Pastor Jackson discusses the dangers of itching ears and how our commitment to personal study is one of the best weapons we have against false doctrines. Take a listen!
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In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Pastor Jackson continues in this new series by reminding us that we are saved through the Word of God. He also challenges all that are charged with disseminating the Word to make sure that we keep Jesus at the center of what we do. Take a listen!Â
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that it is better to please God than to be a people pleaser. Take a listen!
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This week, Pastor Jackson starts a new series concerning the importance of the church adhering to the Word of God, and remembering that The Bible is first and foremost for the church, and not necessarily the world. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that we're still human, and therefore, will still face temptation. But even as we sometimes face falling short, God remains faithful. Take a listen!
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In the conclusion of this series, Pastor Jackson reminds us that we are being trained for future fights in the faith, but God never calls us to the fight of faith without the promise of a reward for our diligence. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that doing a great work always comes with criticism from naysayers and people that don't believe. Some may even try to sabotage you. However, we must remember that the work God calls us to is a great work and it must continue. Take a listen!
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In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Pastor Jackson reminds us that faith isn't always about enduring. Sometimes, God calls for a sacrifice in order to show our faith. At times, that sacrifice can be something we consider sacred. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that God is enough. When we realize that, we can be content with wherever we are, even if it's not all that we desire. Take a listen!
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In this week's edition of Monday Morning Discipleship, Pastor Jackson outlines how we can grow stronger in faith, but that comes with being shaken, being tempted, being tested, and even going beyond desperation into commitment. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that we don't need to try and edit what God said in His Word in order to seem wise by the world's standards. It's best that we stick to the Scripture. Take a listen!
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In Part 4 of this series, Pastor Jackson shares notes from "Going Through To Get Through" as he reminds us about the process of growing stronger in your faith. Also, he discusses how we must be prayerful and patient as we wait on God. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that we need The Word of God from the mouth of God for our survival, and not catchphrases or motivational speech. Take a listen!
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In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Pastor Jackson reminds us that we grow stronger when we go through adversity, not when we run from it. God has a plan and a purpose for what we go through. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us to appreciate whatever comes from the hand of God, whether it be a blessing or some testing. Take a listen!
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Wisdom Wednesday returns as we discuss the trouble with coming to church to be entertained and how our focus should be on getting the nourishment that our soul needs. Also, we discuss the fact that true worship happens when we LEAVE the sanctuary. Take a listen!
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In Part 2 of this series, Pastor Jackson discusses how eliminating distractions can help us to move forward in our faith. Also, he outlines how isolation from God isn't done to make us lonely, it's done to help us focus. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us of the importance of God cultivating us by removing those things in us that are no longer producing good fruit, and pruning our good branches so that we can produce more good. Take a listen!
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In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Pastor Jackson returns from hiatus with a new series on faith for this new season. As Numbers Chapter 14 is discussed, Pastor Jackson reminds us that we must keep our faith in God and trust His promises, even in the face of unfavorable reports. Take a listen!
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In this final installment of this series, Pastor Jackson talks about having courageous faith in times of trouble. As we head to the close of the year, we shouldn't assume that we have to wait until the new year in order for God to change our situations. He can do it right now! We need to finish strong! Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson explains how God's anointing will often come in the midst of the same people that overlooked you. Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss the fact that human nature often destroys what's meant to be good, and things seem to be getting worse. Also, we discuss the fact that pursuing purpose requires energy and effort, and being lazy must be eliminated if we intend to succeed. Take a listen!
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In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Pastor Jackson stresses the fact that Christian character is formed in times of adversity. While we are what we are based on what we go through, we sometimes aren't what we need to be because we avoid the trouble that's meant to change us. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that with God, all things are possible and the miraculous can happen. Take a listen!
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In Part 2 of this series, Pastor Jackson expounds on the training that it takes for the Christian to endure until the end. Our faith is tested, not so that we might fall apart, but rather, so that we can finish the race strong. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that if God isn't in the plans, the plans are sure to fail. Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss moving on when our assignment is up. Whether that assignment is with a place or people, we've got to know when we've done all that we're assigned to do. Also, we revisit "Overcoming Your Pharaoh" and discuss what to do between breaking free and receiving the promise on the other side of our bondage. Take a listen!
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This week, Pastor Jackson begins a new series to close out the year on how we can finish the year strong in our faith. We often look towards the new year with hope and optimism, but do we look ahead at the peril of the leg of the race that we have yet to finish? Take a listen!
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In the conclusion of this series, Pastor Jackson speaks to the importance of having self control over our lives. In order to do that, we must get control of our minds. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that God gives the increase, no matter what pastors, preachers, or people we've pledged our allegiance to. Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss people leaving the church over other people. Is that disagreement worth your fellowship with other believers? Also, we discuss being okay with people that aren't okay with you based on bad information. Take a listen!
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In Part 4 of this series, Pastor Jackson shows us how transforming our minds can lead to right thinking, which will produce right actions. We can't please God with a conformed mind. We must transform! Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that our tears aren't for nothing. God has promised a harvest on the other side of our pain. Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we return with an examination of free speech and the controversies surrounding recent statements by both Kanye West and Kyrie Irving. Also, we discuss how we sometimes have to re-imagine the norms of how we achieve success in order to keep pace in the ever changing world. Take a listen!
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Pastor Jackson returns from hiatus from Monday Morning Discipleship with Part 3 in the series "I've Changed My Mind". In this installment, Pastor Jackson reminds us that what we keep on our mind with either help or hinder our pursuit of a new mindset. What are we meditating on? Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that misery still loves company. We not only need to guard our hearts in relation to the enemy, but we also need to guard ourselves in relation to people that refuse to choose joy. Take a listen.
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In Part 2 of this new series, Pastor Jackson expounds on how a new mindset can influence every aspect of our lives. Also, we learn that a change of mind will enable us to become better connected with God's will for our lives. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that even though we've planned for things to always go smoothly in our lives, it is in fact God that will sometimes direct us through a rough patch. Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, it's book day and we share an excerpt from Overcoming Your Pharaoh as we discuss the importance of eliminating our excuses in order to execute our purpose. Also, we discuss the importance of pressing our way, even when it seems as if things are quite fitting, in order to fulfill our purpose. Take a listen!
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This week, Pastor Jackson starts a new series that deals with the renewing of our minds. While God wants us to present our bodies to Him as a living sacrifice, no change can really take effect until we change our minds. Take a listen as we into this new series!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that God deserves praise even when we're in situations that we need to be delivered from. Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss the importance of communicating clearly and with great detail in order to achieve desired results. Also, in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian, we discuss how God wants our attention in these moments just as much as we want His. Take a listen!
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In the last installment in this series, Pastor Jackson reminds us that miracles were always designed to cause people to believe on Jesus, and thus, lead to salvation. We can't allow what Jesus did in the way of miracles take preeminence over what Jesus did on Calvary. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that some people move on from us because they weren't really with us. That means that sometimes, you gotta be able to dance alone. Take a listen!
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In this edition of Monday Morning Discipleship (on a Thursday), Pastor Jackson continues his series on the importance of not just looking to Jesus for what He can do for us, but also looking to Him for what He can be and is to us. Take a listen!Â
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us to keep God's name in our vocabulary. When we call out to Him, He will respond. Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss how the mind can make us believe that we're still going through painful experiences just because we remember going through them. Also, we discuss a section from the book "Where's My Change?" that encourages us to put into practice what we want to see in our lives.
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In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Pastor Jackson returns to this series as he stresses the importance of understanding that receiving miracles from Jesus should lead to an increase of faith. We should not only desire the miracle, but we should also desire to understand the miracle and the miracle worker. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that the best way to get a prayer answered is to pray that God's will be done. Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss how fluid we need to be when life presents us with obstacles. The fluidity of water can be a good model for us to follow. Also, we discuss the activity of God, particularly when He acts on behalf of His children in the name of protecting them. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that being called doesn't mean being received wherever we go and by whomever we meet. We must be mindful of where we share. Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss taking the uncomfortable steps of faith in pursuit of purpose. Also, we discuss how there's a blessing in allowing your side of the story to be revealed, as opposed to telling it yourself.
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that even when we're mired in the mud, God hears us and comes to our rescue. Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss the importance of allowing God to restore us in times of difficulty. Also, we discuss not allowing the enemy to trap us into faulty thinking, which can happen both when we're up and when we're down. Take a listen!
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In this new series, Pastor Jackson begins a discussion on the fullness of the ministry of Jesus. Reflecting on his recent sermon "Are You Only In It For The Miracles", Pastor Jackson discusses how we sometimes limit Jesus to simply one that has come to satisfy our physical needs, but there was much more to Him than that. He was a Savior, a Rabbi, and a Miracle Worker. Take a listen!
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In this new series, Pastor Jackson begins a discussion on the fullness of the ministry of Jesus. Reflecting on his recent sermon "Are You Only In It For The Miracles", Pastor Jackson discusses how we sometimes limit Jesus to simply one that has come to satisfy our physical needs, but there was much more to Him than that. He was a Savior, a Rabbi, and a Miracle Worker. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that nothing in this world is worth losing our souls over. Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss running towards our purpose, even though we may be afraid because we can't see exactly how things will turn out. Also, we discuss the importance of staying in the moment, particularly when that moment is difficult. Sometimes, we can cause worry to come where faith should be. Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday we discuss the fact that deep blessings often come from our willingness to be obedient, to go against what seems to make sense or be safe, and to go out into deep waters where we may have failed before. Also, we talk about how we can keep our focus on what we're called to do instead of worrying about people that watch us without supporting us. Take a listen!
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In this sneak peek of a new Patreon exclusive series, Pastor Jackson discusses how our prayers should go beyond just asking God for material blessings and how The Model Prayer outlines how God provides for us daily. Â
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In the conclusion of this 4 part series, Pastor Jackson the importance of making a full investment in being a disciple so that we can reap the full benefits. We get out what we put in. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that we should never forget to remember how God brought us out of the impossible. Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, it's book day as we discuss excerpts from two of Pastor Jackson's books, The 30 Day Meditation, Vol. 2 and Where's My Change: Identifying our best opportunities for growth, transformation, and evolution. In the first half, we discuss the fact that sometimes God puts us in situations that we won't win for the purposes of development. In the second half, we discuss the importance of diagnosing ourselves so that we can make changes where needed. Take a listen!
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In Part 3 of this series, Pastor Jackson goes deeper into how the call to discipleship will call us away from our relatives if they're not going in the same direction. Also, Pastor Jackson discusses the physical and spiritual weight of the cross that we're called to carry for the cause of Christ. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that we would do well to always acknowledge who our Creator is and what that actually means. Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss the fact that having to making difficult choices with consequences that we don't like doesn't constitute having no choice at all. Sometimes, we have to make the hard choice. Also, we discuss laying down our pride when things don't go right, as opposed to staying in wrong situations simply to keep people from saying "I told you so". Take a listen!
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In Part 2 of this series, Pastor Jackson discusses how following Jesus will often change our family dynamic. We see that discipleship is more about relationship than relation, and it's about a spiritual family as opposed to a biological family. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that God will take care of the wicked. Our job is to make sure that we don't become one of the wicked. Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday (our 400th episode!), we discuss what it means to be under orders from God and how we must follow those orders, even when those around us don't understand them. Also, we go into a deeper discussion of Amos 3:3 and how important it is that we walk in wise directions with wise companions. Take a listen!
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In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Pastor Jackson returns with a new series exploring the cost of discipleship. Many people have a desire to follow Jesus, but they haven't fully come to understand what that means and how it will change their lives in more ways than just blessings. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that faith must be accompanied by courage if we are to live out the call and purpose of our lives. Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss the importance of pursuing purpose because it's worth it, not because we think it will be easy. Also, we discuss being better able to keep our pace when we're not trying to run with the pack. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us once again that God knowing our hearts isn't always a badge of honor because what's in our hearts isn't always honorable. Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss how our hearts can sometimes lead us astray, and therefore, can't be fully trusted. Also, we share from the book "Where's My Change?" as we discuss the importance of applying what we've learned from the need to change.Â
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In the conclusion of this series, Pastor Jackson challenges anyone looking to be a principled disciple to stay with The Word and stay in The Word. It's not enough to know it by heart, we must also have it written in our hearts. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that humility is still the order of the day, and when God elevates you, He always does so at the right time. Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss the fact that America touts freedom as a sign of its greatness, but if you're not responsible with your freedom, you will operate below greatness. Also, we're reminded that our doing good benefits us before it benefits anyone else. Take a listen!
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In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Pastor Jackson discusses the indwelling of The Holy Spirit and how it's critical to disciples to follow the lead of the Spirit in order to fulfill the call of discipleship. We need a helper, and God has provided one. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us concerning the evil times that we're living in that the evil won't prosper forever. Be patient. God is going to respond! Take a listen!Â
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss the importance of finding your target people and getting help from the right people in order to properly aim your purpose. Also, we discuss how expansion requires reinforcements, and God has got you covered. Take a listen!
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In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Pastor Jackson returns with Part 2 of his series on The Principles of Discipleship, focusing on being born again and living a surrendered life in Christ. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson challenges those that challenge God when times aren't ideal in their lives. It's easy to question God, but could we stand up to questioning from God? Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss how some of the very things that shape and mold us into successes are often things that are less flattering and less desirable. But if those things don't play their part, we may not bloom. Also, we discuss the fact that we don't always need intuition to see when people are taking advantage of us. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that new creatures are no longer suited for the their old habitats. It's time for a new life! Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss the wave of mass shootings that are occurring in the country and how leadership has failed the people. Also, we discuss letting go of people that are doing their best to let you go. Maybe you're the one that's holding up progress. Take a listen!
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In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Pastor Jackson begins a new series discussing the principles of discipleship. In Part 1, the conversation focuses on the fact that in order to truly be discipled, you must first be born again. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that we don't need armor that was designed for someone else in order to defeat our giants. All we need is what God has designed for us. Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss the importance of being both consistent and patient while we wait for greater success in life. Also, we discuss the importance of dropping off the scene every now and then to recalibrate, refocus, re-energize, and reassess ourselves. Take a listen!
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In the conclusion of this series, Pastor Jackson examines how the gifts are designed to work together, the differences between talent and anointing, and how our main desire should be to do whatever is most helpful in the Kingdom. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us to turn to God in our moments of desperation in a spirit of submission and not just a spirit of complaining. He still hears and answers prayer! Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss the reaction coming from those in the faith to the death of a social media celebrity and how it seems contrary to what people of faith are called to be. Also, with the mentality that people should be able to disagree politically and still be friends, we discuss how that's not as possible as it used to be because the political landscape has changed. Take a listen!
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In Part 3 of this series, Pastor Jackson expounds on the fact that our God-given gifts were never meant for personal gain, but rather, they were given to edify the body. In the event that some parts aren't stronger than others, we are to use our gifts in support, not as a means of separation. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us: You're not crazy for trusting God. Take a listen!
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In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Pastor Jackson goes further into his discussion on how our different gifts can serve the same body well when we operate according to purpose rather than chasing after positions. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that God is never far from us, and if we truly go searching for Him, we will always find Him. Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss Elon Musk's purchase of Twitter and how he promises to allow all speech on the platform, no matter what. But has he considered the consequences? Also, we discuss how the old adage of misery loving company is still true today. Take a listen!
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In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Pastor Jackson starts a new series surrounding our spiritual gifts and how they were designed by God to unify the body, as opposed to separating us into categories based on which gifts we feel are most beneficial. Take a listen and be a part of this important discussion!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that it's much easier for us to walk in our purpose when we're walking with people that we're in agreement with, and when we've agreed on direction. When you choose your direction, you inevitably choose your people. Take a listen!Â
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss the importance of being ourselves and how choosing to do that means we're choosing destiny. Also, we discuss the importance of pressing forward into that destiny even when some support around you begins to pump their brakes. Take a listen!
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In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Pastor Jackson wraps up his series on Treasure In Earthen Vessels. This week, we go further into our discussion of being truly born again Christians and not just emotional church members. There is a difference, and when we operate on human emotion, we miss what The Spirit has to say. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reflects on Good Friday and reminds us that we have the peace of salvation because the work of that Jesus did on Calvary. Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss how building a foundation takes all kinds of bricks coming from all kinds of places. You must understand your bricks and how to use them. Also, on the eve of what would've been his mother's 85th birthday, Pastor Jackson reflects on what she means to him. Take a listen!
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In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Pastor Jackson brings emphasis back to the fact that we must be born again in order to really be able to separate our physical selves and actions from our spiritual selves. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that we must give our faith a chance to grow. We can't go to something if we never want to go through something. Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, Pastor Jackson discusses his idea of success and how what he has personally achieved is not measured according man's idea. Also, we discuss how any level of success comes through endurance. Take a listen!
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In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Pastor Jackson explores the sin nature and how it's dangerous for the church to give way to it because "we're human". While we do exist here as human beings, we must never forget what a new nature in Christ really means. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us of the dangers in a spiritual church identifying with and finding comfort in sin nature. Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss what was learned about society and how differently we see things as it relates to when it is and isn't okay to resort to violence. Also, we discuss the standard that the church must uphold, no matter what society says is and isn't acceptable.Â
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In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Pastor Jackson goes further in his examination of the contrast between who we are and what we're called to carry. As he reminds us, the treasure makes the vessel more valuable, even though the vessel remains imperfect. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that a clean slate would only be good if it's accompanied by a clean heart. Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we offer inspiration to those that are afraid to leap because of the opinions of people that don't care either way. Also, we discuss the relaunch of Overcoming Your Pharaoh and why you need this book in your library. Take a listen!
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In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Pastor Jackson starts a new series designed to examine how a perfect Gospel is carried and spread by imperfect people. The truth of the matter is treasures are often buried in unsuspecting places. Those that really want to find those treasures won't be put off by the container that it's in. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that being saved doesn't exempt us from feeling disconnected from God at times in our lives. But if we stay in our Word, we'll find out that He's never too far from us. Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we tackle some sensitive subjects. First, we discuss the Jussie Smollett sentence and how contrition could've kept him out of jail. Also, in the wake of rape allegations against singer Chris Brown (he has since produced text messages, inboxes, and voicemails that appear to prove a consensual relationship), we do our best to delicately discuss the real danger in making false rape allegations and how it can be devastating to both the accused and to the true victims of sexual assault. Take a listen!Â
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In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Pastor Jackson concludes his series on The Mark of A Disciple by stressing that the Word of God prepares, makes capable, and equips us to do good works. This work in the disciple is an ongoing work that we never graduate from. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson challenges us to commit all that we do to God. The Word promises that if we do, He will help us. But first, we must trust Him. Take a listen!Â
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss the fact that men are not only different based on where we launch from in life, but we also don't have the same moral compass (see: the war). Also, we examine what survival looks like when we survive our own poor decisions vs. when God take us through a trial. Take a listen!
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In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Pastor Jackson expounds on 2 Timothy 3:16-17 and how disciples need to use the Word of God to inform their living, even when the informing feels uncomfortable. We can't be learners and followers without correction. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us to keep our focus faithfully on the hope that's unseen instead of keeping our gaze on the current troubles of the world. This Word is sure to encourage you. Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss how changing ourselves can change how people interact with us, even when they refuse to change. Also, we discuss the idea that we shouldn't feel any kind of way when people miss out on our season of manifestation. It's not for everybody and it's not your fault when people failed to come along for the journey. Take a listen!
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In Part 2 of his new series, Pastor Jackson expounds on the demeanor that we should have as agents of Christ. He also reminds us that many are gifted with what God intends to be used for Kingdom building, we simply just need to redirect our energies. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that God is still blessing, while we yet live, even in the shadow of war. Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss how the catalyst for Michigan Head Coach Juwan Howard's actions are being summarily dismissed because his actions were indefensible, and why that's still problematic. Also, in the midst of chasing purpose, we often wonder if anybody out there is "getting it" as it pertains to our goals and visions, but the real question is, are we getting what we're called to do? Take a listen!
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In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship episode, Pastor Jackson starts a new series, "The Mark of A Disciple". Over the next few weeks, we'll discuss what it really means to be a learner and follower of Jesus Christ, and how we're not just called to take Scripture in, but we're also called to live it out. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that when God is on our side, it doesn't really matter who's on the other side. Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we look at the example of the Super Bowl and how a change of scenery helped one player who took the same skillset that he had in the former place to a different organization, and was not only able to succeed, but become a champion. Believe it or not, it matters where you do what you do. Also, we discuss how holding back because of the opinions of those closest to you can cause you to miss the people you were sent to. Take a listen!
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Part 1 - All Of Us Come Here With Destiny On Us
In this special sneak peek of an exclusive Patreon-only episode, Pastor Jackson shares in a new series on how we can find our true selves in a world that's determined to mold us into what they think we should be by way of influence. In Part 1 of this four part series, Pastor Jackson breaks down how God has given each of us our own "individual signature", how He intends for us to use it, and how now one should have more influence over that Christian than Christ Himself. Take a listen!
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In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Pastor Jackson wraps up his series Contending For The Faith with some final instructions on how we can stand strong in the faith, even in the face of a world that seems resistant to it, and a spirit of apostacy that threatens the church. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that the wheat and the tares look alike. For this reason, we ought to let Jesus harvest our lives so that things don't get uprooted in error. Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss two subjects surrounding race. In Part 1, we discuss the lawsuit brought by former Miami Dolphins Head Coach Brian Flores. While he should be commended for what he's doing and he's definitely brave, there was a moment in time when he used his position as head coach to intimidate a Black player for speaking out in a similar way. In Part 2, we discuss Joe Rogan and why he was problematic before COVID misinformation. Take a listen!
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In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Pastor Jackson stresses that collective faith begins with us as individuals. While we desire to worship again in person as a group, we can't allow that desire to override our individual responsibility to be faithful to God, whether in person or not. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that what we go through isn't just for us. Somebody ought to get a praise out of your deliverance! Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss the importance of not assuming that everyone in your life is there to support your dreams. And while they may still serve a valuable purpose in your life, it's imperative that we never just assume that they understand our vision. Take a listen!
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In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, we continue in our series "Contending For The Faith. Pastor Jackson helps us to understand individual faith and how we must have our own standing of faith with God before we can help others to stand. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that there's a blessing in the old, godly way. In our rush to start new traditions, we mustn't forget that God blessed people that walked in old traditions as well. Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss completing our walk of faith even when it seems as if we're walking in failure. Also, we discuss what it means to do what God says both in due time and when God says so, as opposed to when we're comfortable. Take a listen!
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This week, Pastor Jackson starts a new series entitled "Contending For The Faith". In this series, we'll examine what it means to be in the faith both individually and collectively, and how that can determine whether or not we truly can stand on one accord. Do we all have the same faith in common? Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that humility should be the order of the day. God gets no glory when we only boast about ourselves, but He delights when we have a proper reverence for Him. Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss how man often administers grace according to a person's position, status, or place in their lives, but is that really God's way of administering His grace? Take a listen!
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In the last installment of the series "Perfect Peace In An Imperfect Life", Pastor Jackson reminds us that worry is a tool of the devil. Also, he reminds us that God never promised a trouble-free life, but He did promise to never leave us when trouble shows up. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that Jesus told us to bring our heavy burdens to Him and He will take the weight off. It's not that God won't give us more than we can bear, it's the fact that we were never meant to bear the weight without help. Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss how change is a process that must be seen all the way through in order to really be effective. Also, we reinforce the fact that correction done the right way is done in love and it shouldn't be avoided. Take a listen!
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In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Pastor Jackson illustrates how a lack of peace often comes from a place of fear. He uses the lesson learned in the hesitancy of Moses in Exodus Chapters 3 and 4 to remind us that God is with us and God is in control. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Pastor Jackson reminds us that our ultimate confidence belongs in God and not those that He created. We should never be more impressed with the creation than we are with the Creator. Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, Pastor Jackson reflects on the strength he needed to endure what was supposed to be an easier year than 2020.Â
Key thought: Perseverance, pain, and purpose are often intertwined.
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In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Rev Jackson returns for the new year to continue his series on finding perfect peace in imperfect situations. As we continue to look at his work "Overcoming Your Pharaoh", we highlight the fact that worry often has nothing to do with the moment that we're in, and everything to do with what we think will happen next. What does Scripture have to say about that? Let this episode bless you.
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Rev. Jackson uses the Apostle Paul's words in Philippians to illustrate another way in which he feels peace in the midst of his mother's passing. He stresses that she didn't just transition, she simply moved on to "far better". Take a listen!
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In this special edition of Wisdom Wednesday, Rev. Jackson discusses the impact that his mother had on his life and the lives of many others. He also discusses how she was always willing to share her wisdom with anyone that she came into contact with. Take a listen!
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Rev. Jackson returns for Part 7 in this series to discuss the passing of his mother and how God has given him peace in the midst of his pain. Death doesn't have to be something that devastates the Christian, even though it will cause us grief. God still grants a peace that surpasses all understanding. Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss how order in our lives is honorable and how our priorities in life should matter to us, even in the face of those that don't believe in such order. Also, we discuss the fact that hostility doesn't have to be the cause of people not being connected to one another. Sometimes there's just no chemistry. Take a listen!
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In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, we discuss how every weight that keeps us from serving properly isn't sin. Also, we discuss how we often focus on what's happening to us while ignoring just how much God is keeping from us. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Rev. Jackson reminds us that we show the characteristics of our Father when we love on people that have mistreated us. Loving our enemies is a challenge, but it's a challenge that we're called to meet and God will reward our obedience. Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss the Aaron Rodgers saga and how it's not only important that you listen to what people say to determine whether or not they're being truthful, but also what they aren't saying. Also, we discuss how making poor choices from a place of comfort can often lead to catastrophic results. Take a listen!
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In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Rev. Jackson illuminates the fact that our knowing that God is protecting us is what gives us peace. Therefore, we ought to seek Him out in times of trouble. Not to make demands, but to gain an understanding on how to navigate. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Rev. Jackson uses Scripture to expound on his "Don't Die With It" motto. We've got to live our lives with all of our might right now because there's no place to live out our purpose in the afterlife. Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss the importance of setting boundaries and standards for ourselves that should not only be respected by others, but also adhered to by ourselves. Also, we give a word of encouragement to all of us that are called to be different. Take a listen!
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In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, we discuss being patient in our troubles while we remain in constant communication with God. Also, as we look again at "Overcoming Your Pharaoh", we discuss how worry will cause us to pray with the wrong attitude. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Rev. Jackson reminds us that our Christian integrity is tied to how we live out the Word of God. Obedience is critical to our joy. Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss the illusion of absolute freedom, why having such a thing would be a danger to society, and how we can't always trust the rich and famous when it comes to whether or not we're being oppressed. Also, we discuss how money is still the motivating factor for many when it comes to whether or not they'll stick to their stated principles. Take a listen!
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This week, Rev. Jackson continues the discussion around worrying and how it can rob us of our peace. Sharing from his book "Overcoming Your Pharaoh", he outlines the difference between thinking on things and worrying about things. Instead of meditating on our problems, we need to meditate on the problem solver. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Rev. Jackson reminds us that we are to be empathetic people that are committed to doing life together, in the good times and the bad. Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss the importance of building relationships that are reciprocal as opposed to always have people in our lives that count on us, but can't be counted on. Also, we discuss the call of Christians, definitely preachers, to be beacons of hope and not fear in today's climate. Take a listen!Â
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In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Rev. Jackson goes deeper into his series on finding peace in life when things are less than perfect. This week, we discuss worry and how the devil uses it to cause us to doubt that God can and will come to our rescue. Take a listen!
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In this week’s Word For The Weekend, Rev. Jackson reminds us that suffering is a part of the human existence. And since we must suffer, we should be sure that we’re doing so for good and according to the will of God. Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we use the Dave Chappelle controversy and the Jon Gruden situation to show how our freedoms can collide with the freedoms of others, and why the consequences are different based on circumstances. Also, we discuss how we're not wise enough to live our lives without some level of oversight. We all need someone's instructions at one point or another. Take a listen!
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This week, Rev. Jackson starts a new series designed to teach how the Christian can be at peace even when life is anything but peaceful. Life comes with struggle, but trusting God comes with peace, even if things aren't perfect. Take a listen! Â
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Rev. Jackson reminds us that praying about everything includes what we deem little things, because all things are little things to our God. And in the midst of our prayers of concern, we should thank God for what He's already done. Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss what taking an unpopular stance really entails and whether or not we're really aware of how it will cost us versus how much we're willing to pay. Also, we discuss how people falling away in our lives is much like the leaves that fall away in the changing seasons. Sometimes, we have to let nature take its course. Take a listen!
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We celebrate our 300th podcast with this final installment of our Monday Morning Discipleship series "Putting On Your Armor". In part 7 of the series, Rev. Jackson gives us some insight  on how we can sharpen our sword so that we may be able to fend off the inevitable attacks from the enemy. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Rev. Jackson reminds us that life is fleeting, and while we should be mindful that our loved ones can be here today and gone tomorrow, that same thing is true about us as well. Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss the extra responsibility that comes with always trying to do right in a world that celebrates an eye for an eye. Also, we look at a section of the book "Where's My Change?" as we discuss how we can speak to our true selves, as opposed to the person that we wish to be. Take a listen!
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In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, we move our discussion of the Armor of God to the Sword of The Spirit, which is the Word of God. We see that this Sword is not only used as a weapon against the enemy, but it's also used to defend ourselves against him. However, we must remember that this weapon was designed to defeat our enemy, and not one another. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Rev. Jackson reminds us that God's chastening is an indication of His love for us, and while it's uncomfortable in the moment, it produces great character within us. Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss our fascination with being in a so-called struggle and how we as a society have begun to see it as something to be celebrated. Also, we discuss how we should understand expectations whenever we enter into certain conversations. Some people want to vent, some want our opinions, but others what agreement, even if they're wrong. Take a listen!
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In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Rev. Jackson continues his breakdown of the armor of God. This week, we discuss what it means to have on our Helmet of Salvation. It is a trick of the enemy to try and make us believe that we can actually be pulled out of the grasp of Jesus. But once He has secured you, you are secure indeed. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Rev. Jackson reminds us that our purpose is determined by The One that created us, and not by what we believe we should be doing. We're also reminded that loving God and walking in that purpose is what can cause even the worst events of our lives to work out in our favor. Take a listen!
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss how only knowing one perspective can give us the wrong idea and cause us to support certain positions without having all of the facts. We must be mindful of where we place our support. Also, we're encouraged to begin our pursuit of our purpose right from where we are. We don't need to start at the top, we just need to start.
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In this week's edition of Monday Morning Discipleship, Rev. Jackson discusses the shield of faith. Many times we get scarred in battle because we failed to use our godly protection. We failed to hide behind our faith in God. Let this episode bless you!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Rev. Jackson reminds us that there's a difference in being exposed to man and exposed to God. One looks to condemn you, while the other looks to cover you. Take a listen!
With the sudden death of actor Michael K. Williams, many have once again begun to reflect on how fleeting life can be. In this episode, we're reminded that we're all living on borrowed time. Also, we discuss how we can solidify all that we pursue in life by being willing to go the extra mile to reach greatness. Take a listen!
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In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Rev. Jackson continues his study on Ephesians 6:10-17 by discussing the shoes of the Gospel of peace. We can't properly engage our enemy if we don't have the proper footing. That footing can only be found in The Word of God. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Rev. Jackson reminds us that our lives aren't measured by what we have, and focusing on such things leads to covetousness. Instead, we should make sure that we simply live a quality life, one that we can't put a price on. Take a listen!
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss an often overlooked aspect of stewardship: disbursement. While it's good that we properly manage what we've been blessed with, stewardship is also about how much we're willing to help others. Also, we discuss how waiting for perfect conditions can often keep us from moving when things are actually good to do so. Take a listen!
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This week, Rev. Jackson continues in his latest series based on Ephesians 6:10-17 as he outlines the six pieces of the Armor of God. This episode's discussions focuses on the first two pieces, the belt of truth and the breastplate of righteousness. Take a listen!
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In this week's Word For The Weekend, Rev. Jackson reminds us that God has done all things for a purpose, and even the wicked will have their day, according to His will. Let this episode be a blessing to you!
This week's Scripture: Proverbs 16:4
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In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss how our love for the people in our lives can actually push them to a place of accountability, and why that really is one of the best kinds of love. Also, we discuss how listening to understand is an acquired skill and how having that skill could actually change the course of our country. Take a listen!Â
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This week, Rev Jackson starts a new series surrounding Ephesians 6:10-17. We need the full armor of God for our protection because an attack from the devil is a matter of when, and not if. But, what does that look like and why is it important that we put on the whole armor? Take a listen to this first episode in the new series.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Word For The Weekend, Rev. Jackson reminds us that God isn't slow, but rather, He's patient. It is His desire that we all make it home. But we've got to be willing to choose wisely. Take a listen!This week’s Scripture: 2 Peter 3:9Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss the realities of being at war and how casualties shouldn't be acceptable only if we "win" the war. Also, we discuss how beginning the right way can lead to success, but beginning the wrong way can only end up right if we throw away our pride, stop, and begin again. Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's episode, we close out the series on Galatians 6:7-9 with a reminder to those of us that are doing our best to do life right. The Bible tells us that a blessing awaits us if we don't give up. So how do we maintain our composure when it seems as if the wicked are prospering in their way? Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Word For The Weekend, Rev. Jackson reminds us that God has promised not to allow us to stumble, and He isn’t unconscious to what's going on in our lives. He's still a keeper!This week's Scripture: Psalms 121:3Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss how comparing ourselves to the supposed successes of others can rob us of our motivation and self esteem, while distracting us from operating in what we're called to do. Also, we discuss how our time under the radar can be better used to hone our skills as opposed to complaining about not being noticed. Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's episode. Rev. Jackson discusses walking according to the Spirit and how we must aim our desires in the right way if we intend to sow to the Spirit as opposed to sowing to the flesh. Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Word For The Weekend, Rev. Jackson reminds us that even though the 3 Hebrew Boys were pulled out of the fire, they were willing to stay in rather than bow to an idol god. Take a listen!This week’s Scripture: Daniel 3:17Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss three things that are revealed when certain pressures are applied to us. Also, we remind those that are chasing their God-given dreams that all it takes is a single moment for us to realize those dreams to become a reality. Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's episode, Rev. Jackson goes deeper into the conversation on the flesh, explaining the difference between walking according to it and living in it. We also discuss how a change in mindset doesn't alleviate all of our urges, and therefore, we must continue to fight against those things in order to live right. Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Word For The Weekend Rev. Jackson reminds us that we can ask God to help us to fill in the blind spot of our faith that causes unbelief. It's possible to trust God, but still be unsure. That's why we must increase our faith. Take a listen!This week's Scripture: Mark 9:24Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss the great leadership shown by Olympic gymnast Simone Biles in withdrawing from competition because she was no longer mentally prepared to compete. In that same vein, we discuss how important our mental health is in our life's pursuits. Accomplishments matter, but not more than our mental well-being. Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Rev. Jackson discusses living according to the flesh and how putting into practice things that are opposed to the Spirit of God can negatively effect our chances at Kingdom citizenship. Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Word For The Weekend, Rev Jackson reminds us that walking is wise directions will always lead us to walk in the opposite direction of the foolish things in life. Take a listen!This week’s Scripture: Ephesians 5:15Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we explore accountability once again. In the first half, we further examine the fact that sometimes we're going through because we made some choices along the way that placed us where we are. In the second half of the podcast, we get clarity on the fact that self care includes taking personal responsibility for our current condition. Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
This week, Rev. Jackson starts a new series on Galatians 6:7-9. This discussion focuses in on the fact that sowing requires decision making and what comes up for our harvest can not only be traced back to what we've sown, but also to the decision to sow it in the first place. Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Word For The Weekend, Rev. Jackson reminds us to be mindful of pride and how it can destroy us. Sometimes it takes us far too long to come to our senses and realize that we need to reconcile ourselves with those that we've walked away from in arrogance. Take a listen!This week's Scripture: Luke 15:17Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss checking the credentials of those that would seek to correct us. Some will try to put you in your place when they don't have the authority or even the right relationship with you. Also, we discuss the power in just being able to stand on your "no" and why you don't always need to explain yourself. Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In the last week of this series, Rev. Jackson continues the discussion surrounding our tithes. Many of us are reaping sparingly because we are sowing sparingly. While the Word of God tells us to give as we have purposed in our hearts, why have many purposed to give less while still expecting to be blessed in the overflow? Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Word For The Weekend, Rev. Jackson reminds us that we weren't put here to lose. As long as we run the race that God has set before us, we will win, and our victory isn't contingent upon us defeating our neighbor. Take a listen!This week's Scripture: 1 Corinthians 9:24Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, in the wake of the Sha'Carri Richardson situation, we discuss why holding someone accountable when they've done something wrong or against the rules (even when we don't agree with the rule) IS a form of support. Also, we discuss the fact that there are some opportunities that only come around once in a lifetime and we should be sure not to miss them due to our own actions. Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In Part 7 of our series, Rev. Jackson discusses our giving and how that is directly tied to our blessings. A key thought here is that God doesn't always have to provide us with finances in order for us to be blessed. Sometimes, He simply keeps us from calamity. Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Word For The Weekend, Rev. Jackson reminds us that having the right people in your life to keep you sharp is a must. Not everyone wants to see you win, but having the right community around you will prepare you for greatness. Take a listen!This week's Scripture: Proverbs 27:17Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we reflect on what we should've learned during the struggle that was the lockdown of 2020. Also, we discuss how a desire to rush back into what we remember as "normal" can stunt the progress we made in an effort to be something different during the lockdown.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In Part 6 of our series, we examine the fact that God will often give to us according to our abilities to multiply what He's given. The question remains, what have we done with what He's given? How have we used our abilities to achieve increase? Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Word For The Weekend, Rev. Jackson reminds us that what God has for us really is for us and being envious of what our neighbor is doing amounts to us wasting our days. Our desire should be to be what God called us to be. Take a listen!This week's Scripture: Ecclesiastes 4:4Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we examine the fact that our pressing problems aren't always pressing to people that we're counting on to help, and we'll examine that through the lens of the attack on voting rights in America and the unwillingness to act by two Democratic senators. Also, we discuss having a marathon mentality as it relates to progress in this country for Blacks. Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's edition of Monday Morning Discipleship, we discuss financial literacy and the Bible. Whether the world realizes it or not, there are Scriptures that speak directly to how we handle the finances that God has blessed us with, and workshops and conferences have been built on some of these Scriptures, whether chapter and verse were recited or not. Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Word For The Weekend, Rev. Jackson reminds us that the call on our lives is also a call to endure one another's shortcomings, just as we would want someone to do for us. But we must first have a foundation of love. Take a listen!This week's Scripture: Ephesians 4:2Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss how mishandling the right people that God sends our way can cause us to delay purpose or even miss out altogether. We also discuss how every decision is life causes a ripple effect, some good, and some bad. For this reason, we should always consider the effects our decisions have on our futures as well as those connected to us. Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In Part 4 of this series, Rev. Jackson continues to discuss being godly prosperous and the blessing in being content with having enough. Yes, God will bless us in the overflow, but we mustn't forget the blessing in being adequately cared for. Don't take the provisions for granted. Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In Part 3 of this series, Rev. Jackson discusses what it means to be godly prosperous. While God does have right now blessings for us, to be godly prosperous is to be rich towards God, as Jesus states in Luke 12:21. Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Word For The Weekend, Rev. Jackson reminds us that God will never take us through a trial without plans to bring us out better than we were before. In fact, we're gonna come out golden! Take a listen!This week's Scripture: Job 23:10Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we explore how life will often deal us a difficult hand, but that doesn't mean that we have to throw it in. As long as we're in the game, we can still win. Also, we discuss the current political climate in the country and how it's going to take a fight for us to maintain what we know as a democracy. Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Word For The Weekend, Rev. Jackson reminds us that we should always seek God for the solutions to our problems before we lean on our own abilities. God not only hears us and answers us, but He also delivers us. Take a listen!This week's Scripture: Psalms 34:4Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss how fear can paralyze us, even when we recognize our calling in life. Why is fear still a factor? Also, we explore how comfort, like fear, can keep us stuck in places that keep us from reaching our true potential. In fact, comfort can be worse than fear. Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In week two of our new series, Rev. Jackson discusses how God really is good in every season of our lives, and if we only look to Him to bless us in a material sense, we'll miss how He's been blessing us all along, and we'll also begin serving something other than Him. Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Word For The Weekend, Rev. Jackson uses Scripture to remind us that worrying never has and never will add anything to our lives or the situation that we're worrying about. The only thing worrying does is take us away from the promise of God. Therefore, worrying just won't do. Take a listen!This week's Scripture: Matthew 6:27Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss the fact that sometimes, we might need some new friends in the camp that understand our vision and can support us where our usual circle might not be able to. Also, we discuss how excitement and enthusiasm is important, but it doesn't take the place of the actual work and execution of our dreams, visions, and ideas.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
This week, we start a new series on how God blesses us in our current state. Many have accused the church of focusing only on Heavenly things, while not giving attention to the needs of people in their physical state. Not only will God bless us tremendously in the afterlife, but He's got blessings for us right here and right now in this life, and the Bible supports that. Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Word For The Weekend, Rev. Jackson reminds us that when we repent, God will look beyond past indiscretions and establish a new covenant with us. The old is now obsolete. We can embrace the new!This week's Scripture: Hebrews 8:13Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss how the truth is being outlawed in every phase of our society and how dangerous a situation that is. Also, we discuss our Facebook post that stated that a time of recognition is arriving for the overlooked and those that are grinding in the shadows. But the question is, will we be ready to go when that time comes? Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In the final installment of the series Obedience In Discipleship, Rev. Jackson covers the conclusion of Chapter 3 in "Are We Still Making Disciples?" Are we struggling in our obedience because we're resisting being challenged and being held accountable? Are we aware that it's the world that knows whether or not we're living right, sometimes even more so than our fellow congregants? Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Word For The Weekend, we're reminded that even as the world seems to be more hateful, we must embrace love and all that is good, while rejecting all that is evil. That includes a challenge to who we are personally and those that are around us. Take a listen!This week's Scripture: Romans 12:9Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we're reminded that things don't always have to be perfect in order for us to find perfect peace. Also, we're encouraged to face down our giant fears and go after what's ours. We just need to pull out our slingshot. This episode is guaranteed to inspire you to push. Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In Part 9 of our series, we go deeper into what Christians seem to misunderstand about grace and how God can punish disobedience, and yet, still be gracious, all in one motion. Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Word For The Weekend, Rev. Jackson reminds us that even as the trials of life weigh us down, each day that God gives us is a reminder that through His mercies, we are not consumed. Let this bless you!This week's Scripture: Lamentations 3:22Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss the fact that your individual purpose is so specific to you, that there are times when you'll get no help at all. And you still must pursue it! Also, we discuss the fact that people will try and honor your gift without honoring you, but it's time to put an end to that. Take a listen.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In Part 8 of our series, Rev. Jackson discusses how a misunderstanding of God's grace can cause us to live below His standard. As Rev. Jackson writes in "Are We Still Making Disciples", "Grace is your covering, not your cover up". Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Word For The Weekend, Rev. Jackson reminds us that sometimes we don't need to act, react, or respond. Sometimes, we need to be still, hold our peace, and let God be who He is. Let this bless you.This week's Scripture: Psalms 46:10aSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we reflect on the guilty verdict of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin. While this was a long time coming for Black America and the fight is far from over, there's still reason to see it as progress. Also, we reflect on the 5 year anniversary of the death of Prince, the impact of his life and music, and how his legacy still looms over the industry.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In Part 7 of our series, Rev. Jackson discusses keeping ourselves "unspotted from the world". Also, he discusses how our behavior is a draw in all forms of our lives, and therefore, we should allow our obedience to The Word to be our witnessSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Word For The Weekend, Rev. Jackson reminds us of how we should carry ourselves amongst non-believers, how we should resist placing ourselves on pedestals, and how our conduct towards them can either draw them closer or drive them away. This week's Scripture: Colossians 4:5-6Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss how the church can learn a lesson from the complicated life of a man like DMX who wrestled publicly with his issues and his Christianity. Also, we discuss how the road to greatness was never meant to be easy. It was meant to be worth it.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In Part 6 of our series, we continue our discussion on the "silent witness" that is our behavior. We also discuss how our misunderstanding of God's grace leads to our repeated disobedience as disciples. Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Word For The Weekend, Rev. Jackson reminds us that if no one else cares what we're going through, God does. And the blessing is He's The One that can do the most about it. Let this word bless you!This week's Scripture: 1 Peter 5:7Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we're encouraged to be who we are because we not only have the most experience in being us, but we're also the best at it. Also, we discuss the benefits of working in the shadows and under the radar until it's our time.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In Part 5 of our series, Rev. Jackson discusses our "silent witness", which is our actions. How can people want to follow us into discipleship if we're not even following what we claim to believe? How are our actions betraying what our mouths are speaking?Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Word For The Weekend, Rev. Jackson brings focus to why Jesus went to the cross. We often put our eyes on Judas, but we mustn't overlook the sin that caused crucifixion to be necessary in the first place. This week's Scripture: Romans 5:8Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss the value of having targeted hustle. Many of us like to promote the fact that we're always on our grind in various ways, but just because it's a side hustle doesn't mean that it doesn't need to have focus and direction. Also, we discuss having no hard feelings in your new season when God takes you in directions that causes people to drop out of your life. Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In Part 4 of our series, Rev. Jackson looks into Chapter 2 of "Are We Still Making Disciples?" to discuss our living outside of Sunday morning. Are we obedient to The Word outside of our Sunday morning celebration, and does our worship match our witness? Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Word For The Weekend, Rev. Jackson reminds us that due season is on the way if we continue to do right, even during moments where we're being done wrong. God promises a good harvest for those that do good. He's not a man that He should lie.This week's Scripture: Galatians 6:9Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss the work that must accompany what we expect to reap. We can't just embrace the rewards without embracing what comes before. Also, we discuss having the integrity to walk away when you can't match the passion required for the position you hold.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's episode, Rev, Jackson discusses the inactivity or "gazing up into heaven" of the church and how that hinders our evangelism. Also, we discuss how the command that Jesus gives to disciples to love one another is critical to our recruitment of others.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Word For The Weekend, we're reminded that when God forgives and cleanses us, it isn't something He does for show. He's thorough. He's deliberate. And unlike man, He seeks to put offense out of our reach and out of our sight.This week's Scripture: Psalms 103:12Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, in the wake of the Kirk Franklin controversy, we discuss how we have become a society that's easily triggered ourselves, that will react without having the full picture, and just how harmful that can be. In that same vein, we also discuss how important it is that we mind our own business instead of constantly rebuking the actions of others or the opinions of others.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In Part 2 of our new series, we discuss The Great Commission. While we know that disciples are learners and followers of Jesus, we should also recognize that discipleship doesn't call for us to be stagnant in who we are. There are commands that Jesus gave that we are expected to obey.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Word For The Weekend, Rev. Jackson reminds us that we have access to wisdom and we serve a God that's so generous, that if we ask Him for it, He gives to us freely. We needn't be in the dark about anything!This week's Scripture: James 1:5Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss making adjustments after offense rather than making enemies. We don't need to force relationships to prove that there are no hard feelings, nor do we need to develop sworn enemies. Also, we talk about the importance of giving credit and the insecurity that goes with not doing so.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, we start a new series on being obedient as disciples. Many of us understand that disciples are learners and followers of Christ, but we must also understand that following Christ doesn't mean simply mimicking His behavior. It also includes follow His mandates.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Word For The Weekend, Rev. Jackson reminds us that it's important that we not allow the emotion of what we're going through to cause us to falsely accuse God for our plight. This week's Scripture: Job 1:22Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss the importance of being persistent and consistent as you're building. Things don't happen overnight, but they happen over time. This is why we have to keep at it. Also, we discuss pacing ourselves so that we not only get the best out of us, but we also maintain ourselves as we chase. Take a listen.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this last installment of the series, Rev. Jackson reminds us that God has always been with us during our ups and downs, and during our full seasons and in the seasons where we suffered lack. Many times, all we're missing is perspective and an understanding of where our strength to endure comes from.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Word For The Weekend, Rev. Jackson expounds on the A-clause of Psalms 23:3. We often focus on God rescuing us, but the 23rd Psalm makes a declarative statement. God WILL restore!This week's Scripture: Psalms 23:3aSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss the importance of walking in our own shoes, how that relates to our purpose, and how not doing so can cause great discomfort and even irreparable damage. Also, we discuss an excerpt from "Where's My Change" concerning the difference between having a "moment" and what's actually a flaw in character.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In Part 7 of this series, we discuss the hope that we as Christians must continue to have even as we're going through trouble on every side in our lives. The only way to maintain that hope is to trust that God will bring us out, no matter what challenges we face.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Word for the Weekend, Rev. Jackson reminds us that God's grace is all we need in our most challenging moments. What He doesn't take away, He's willing to help us to take on. Take a listen.This week’s Scripture: 2 Corinthians 12:9
In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Rev. Jackson looks at Chapter 2 of his book "Going Through to Get Through" to examine how important it is to wait on God, even as we're in a wilderness situation. Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Word For The Weekend, Rev. Jackson expounds on how we must keep a proper perspective on who we are in the equation and remember that increase comes from God.This week's Scripture: 1 Corinthians 3:7Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss the shift in our principles in this country and how that has affected what we believe is truth. Also, we talk about the importance of being on the right side of history as opposed to taking positions that make us comfortable in the moment.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In Week 5 of our series, we take a look at how the children of Israel failed to trust God even after He brought them out of captivity, and how we are often exhibiting that same type of behavior despite our history with God.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
We start a new series on this Friday called "Word for the Weekend". each week, we'll share a brief thought on Scripture to help you to start your weekend off on a positive note. This week's Scripture: Psalms 34:19Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss how shameful it is that death has to come before we even attempt to make changes in our behavior in America. Also, we discuss the danger in wanting to treat people the same way that they treated you once the tables have turned.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In Part 4 of our series, we talk about God bringing us out of a "tear" season into a "sew" season. Also, we discuss how God continues to bring us through the cycles of life that repeat themselves, and even though it seems we're going in circles, we must trust Him along the way.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, we continue our discussion of Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 and we emphasize that all of the seasons of our lives are initiated and controlled by the hand of God. It's imperative that we resist trying to direct God's hand, and instead, respond to His direction in each season. Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we're reminded that some people aren't necessarily happy to see us progressing, but we need to be alright with that. Also, we discuss how revenge is something that man never has been able to get solid footing on, and that's why we need to avoid it.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In Part Two of our new series, we explore Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 and all of the twists and turns that life will often take us through. In the midst of the fact that there is a time for all things, in all of those times, we must keep trusting God.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we examine the fact that true healing can never come without accountability concerning the harm that's been done. Also, in the wake of Trump's Twitter ban and people claiming a free speech violation, we ask the question, do people really understand free speech in America?Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
This week, Rev. Jackson starts a new series for the new year. While it's easy for us to brag on our faith when times are good, are we trusting in God to bring us through difficult times? In this new series we'll be reminded that God is in fact good, at all times and in all times.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this special edition of the podcast, we discuss the insurrection that took place on Capitol Hill. Although many have stated that such actions don't represent true American values, we submit that it does represent exactly who America is.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In the first Wisdom Wednesday of the new year, we discuss the fact that despite election outcomes and a new year, this country has a long way to go towards healing. Also, we discuss the benefits in always being detailed oriented.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In the first Monday Morning Discipleship of the new year, Rev. Jackson reminds us that the battle is not over, even though we've crossed over into a new year. Our faith will still be required in this new season. Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
As we close out 2020, we take a moment to reflect on the year, be grateful for what we've learned, and look forward to applying those learned lessons in the new year.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In the last week of our series on prayer and fasting, we close out with more on our discussion of four kinds of prayer that the Christian should be involved in, as outlined in the book "The Power In Your Prayers".Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday podcast, we discuss the idea that how much we give to anything in life will be first be determined by how much we care. It's hard to give of yourself to something that you're indifferent about. Also, during this holiday season of 2020, it's hard for some to find anything to feel good about. However, if we really look around, despite how bleak things look, there's still a miracle to be found.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this special edition of the podcast, we discuss the upcoming book "Where's My Change?: Identifying our best opportunities for growth, transformation, and evolution". Check out this episode to hear the inspiration for the book and hear some excerpts.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In week 8 of our series, we move from our discussion on fasting into four kinds of prayer that the Christian should be involved in, as outlined in the book "The Power In Your Prayers". Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In Part 7 of our series, we share three things that fasting ought to bring from the Christian. Also, we discuss how observing the Sabbath as we should (not any particular day, but a particular time set aside for God) can help us in a fast that would please God.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss the importance of having the right messaging in what we do. People are looking for us to be clear and if we confuse them by being cryptic, we can lose the support that we need simply because we didn't have a clear message. Also, we discuss the fact that Republicans are being threatened with violence as a result of Trump's rhetoric and certain parts of the country that weren't touched before are now being ravaged with COVID. All of a sudden, these things are pressing issues.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In Part 6 of our series, we further examine the motives behind our fasting and how what we do in the way of fasting isn't about what we want for ourselves only. Fasting is in fact a function of worship and our worship must be for real if we intend to get God's attention.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we take a look at the deterioration of a civil society in the wake of conspiracy theories that have run rampant and a President that refuses to accept reality. Also, we discuss the fact that some things that are said about us that are unflattering may not automatically be untrue just because we don't like it.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In Week 5 of our series on prayer and fasting, we discuss fasting to be seen by God only. We can never misunderstand the purpose of fasting. It is never to be seen and praised by man, but always to draw closer to God. Let this week's episode bless you!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In our first Thankful Thursday in while, we take the time on Thanksgiving Day to show gratitude for the fact that things are still well with us after this most trying 2020. But we do so with a sense of sadness because we know that not everyone can make that claim. Take a listen.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss the lesson in President-Elect Biden moving forward, even as people refused to acknowledge what he has been called by the people to do. Also, we discuss the hypocrisy in Trump claiming to love Black people while trying to silence their voices.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In Week 4 of our series, we finish our discussion on The Model Prayer and we discuss why Jesus put some emphasis on God forgiving us as we forgive others. Enjoy!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss how whether or not people have first hand experience with COVID or racism often determines whether or not they think either are real. Also, we outline why a Trump concession speech may not be in the best interest of the country.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In week three of this series, Rev. Jackson begins breaking down the Model Prayer in Matthew 6. These words aren't just a mere formality to be lazily recited. There was a purpose in all that Jesus taught, and it was definitely evident in this prayer.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss what moving forward looks like now that the election is over. Also, we discuss why there is still reason to be hopeful despite Trump's behavior after losing the election.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this special edition podcast, we share our thoughts and reflections on last week's election of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris as President and Vice President. We also discuss what it means that so many cities joyously partied and celebrated the defeat of an incumbent President and what that says about our nation.
In week two of this new series on prayer and fasting, Rev. Jackson looks at the Disciple's Prayer and how our communion with God must be intimate and personal before anything else. Take a listen.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Rev. Jackson starts a new series on prayer and fasting that will take us into the new year. In a time where many are having to rely heavily on their faith, the importance of prayer and fasting cannot be understated. Join us for this series!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss why it's still important to vote even when you're not necessarily wildly passionate about the candidate you're voting for. Also, we examine what it would say about our country and it's future if Trump actually wins.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Rev. Jackson takes a look at how our faith is being challenged during this time of unrest and how Jesus addresses a lack of faith in Mark Chapter 9. Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we examine the news of Ice Cube "working" with the Trump campaign on his Contract With Black America and how his good intentions seem to be hindered by his willingness to ignore Trump's track record. And, speaking of Trump, we examine the dismay that people have concerning the fact that those in Trump's base haven't turned away from him.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's podcast, we wrap up our series on Jesus ministering to the marginalized by taking a last look at Matthew 8:1-3 and reminding those that are in the multitude that they should be encouraged when Jesus takes the time to address the issues of those that are in fact marginalized. Take a listen.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we examine how racism has moved from the front pages and on every TV station to a secondary thought now that we've gotten lost in sports and COVID restrictions have been relaxed. Also, we examine how having Obama on the ballot for 2 presidential elections may have given some a false sense of how the fast the wheels of change actually move and may have caused some voter apathy.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
As we continue in our series, we take a look at Matthew 8:1-3 and Jesus healing a leper. In this moment, we not only see Jesus healing, but we also seeing Him proclaim that He's willing to do so, which often makes a difference in how far we'll actually go for our fellow man. Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss the President's COVID diagnosis and why we're in the minority that actually believes he contracted the virus. Also, we discuss how events like the President's diagnosis reveals that we don't think on social media as much as we just react and get into group thinking.Key thought: If all the President does is lie, why would we be so quick to believe him when he tweets that he feels better and he's defeated the virus?Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's episode, Rev. Jackson takes one last look at Mark 3:1-6 and discusses how Jesus will make the marginalized the center of attention in the midst of those that are looking past them. Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's episode, we give our thoughts on the debacle that was the Presidential "Debate". We also share our thoughts on the tragedy of the Breonna Taylor homicide and the lack of charges being brought.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's episode, Rev. Jackson goes back to Mark 3:1-6 and discusses how Jesus challenges us on our excuses as it relates to assisting those around us that need special attention. Let this bless you!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss the new normal outside of the pandemic, that is the politicizing of a virus and violence in the name of partisanship, and how that's damaging relationships among citizens. Also, we take a look at Trump supporters that are still willing to risk life and health to attend rallies, even after hearing him state how dangerous he thinks COVID really is.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's episode, Rev. Jackson looks at Mark 3:1-6 and how we can't use religious protocols as a reason not to minister to our brothers or sisters that may be in need. Take a listen!
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we take a look at why being honest is still admirable in a day and time when the leader of the nation seems to justify being dishonest and misleading on an almost weekly basis, while still maintaining support. We also discuss how truth and integrity are also suffering in ministry and church circles, and how that's causing harm to the church. Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's episode, we continue our examination of the rich young ruler and how he failed to realize that the way to heaven was following Jesus, who always sought to minister to those that we less fortunate. Let this episode bless you!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we look at the Jacob Blake shooting in Kenosha, WI and all of the events that followed. We also consider how we as Americans have been brainwashed into believing that police have a RIGHT to kill, even if the infraction is minor. Also, we discuss how people are the greatest hurdle that we're encountering in relation to our difficulty in getting back to what we call normal, and how dealing with actual human lives is the Achilles heel of our current president.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's episode of Monday Morning Discipleship, Rev. Jackson examines the rich young ruler and how we must resist having the wrong attitude towards giving of what we have to those that are less fortunate in society.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this edition of Thankful Thursdays, Rev. Jackson shows his appreciation for those that came before him and sacrificed so that he can have a better life. Also, he stresses to the youth protesters of today to always remember that what they're doing isn't always about what they can have now, but more so about those that are coming behind them.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, Rev. Jackson stresses that our vote in November is a very important first step that must be taken to end what's happening in Washington, even if the candidates aren't "perfect" to some people. Also, he stresses the importance of follow through in order to achieve our desired results in life.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In week 3 of this series, Rev. Jackson goes further into how we're called to minister to those that don't have things as good as we do. He also shares some personal testimony on how he and his wife are called to minister within the framework of this message. Let this word bless you!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, Rev. Jackson addresses the need for patience in this climate in which we're all clamoring for change. While there is a fire burning, we must remember that things (and candidates) won't automatically perfect, but that doesn't mean movement isn't happening. Also, there's a word of encouragement for those that have ventured to try something new in this season, but a lack of "instant" success is leaving them feeling unsure. Take a listen.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In week two of this series, Rev. Jackson goes deeper into the Gospel to show how Jesus called on us to minister to the marginalized and how we will be judged by how we treated those that society deems less than. Let this episode bless you!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss how American arrogance, not conspiracies, is the leading reason that we can't get COVID under control. Also, we take a look at the fact that Trump and the Republican party isn't even trying to get the Black vote any longer.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
This week, Rev. Jackson starts a new series outlining how Jesus gave special attention to marginalized people. In this day and age where people are sensitive about certain groups getting the special attention that they sometimes need, it is sometimes suggested that Jesus would never do such a thing, but Scripture tells a different story.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, Rev. Jackson discusses how some of the lessons he learned during days of struggle are helping him during days of increase and in the midst of a current pandemic. Also, he discusses how important it is to stand your ground in a climate in which people would rather change your mind than respect your position.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this last entry of the series, Rev. Jackson discusses how we can overcome the sin nature that exists in us. We must know that defeating that nature that lives with us isn't a one-time thing. We must work daily to defeat the enemy!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this edition of Thankful Thursdays, Rev. Jackson reflects on another year of life. In this current climate that we're living in where people are leaving at a rapid pace, we should all be grateful that God has extended our lives. We should never take our days for granted. Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we discuss how it's too soon for kids to return to the classroom and how enough thought hasn't been put into the actual risk we're taking with their long term health. Also, we discuss how we can often miss out on our blessing because of our refusal to just sit still for a season.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's installment of the Living With The Enemy series, we discuss the fact that those that are saved are no longer under the control of their sin nature, and are therefore no longer obligated to yield to that life. Let this episode bless you!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we once again look at both the power and the consequences of the words we speak by examining how words caused trouble for Nick Cannon, and how one word casually thrown around by Jada Pinkett-Smith trivialized her involvement with a broken-hearted man. Also, we ponder how we should approach the latest Kanye West controversy.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In Part 3 of this series, Rev. Jackson discusses walking in the flesh vs. walking according to the flesh. People often assume that to be saved, you must be perfect. However, Christians are in a daily battle to walk the straight and narrow. But just because you see us in moments of weakness, it doesn't mean we're defeated. It's just our humanity. Take a listen.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, Rev. Jackson examines the power of words and how a statement like "black on black crime" is a mischaracterization of the plight of Black people and has placed an unrealistic burden of perfection on them in order to be heard. Also, how do we handle it when we confuse a need for acceptance with our desire for agreement, and at what point do we agree to disagree. save the relationship, or even go our separate ways?Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In week 2 of his new series, Rev. Jackson discusses the parameters of God's law and how it is good, but it can't save us from ourselves. Because of this inner battle that we fight with ourselves, we need grace. Take a listen.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Thankful Thursdays episode, Rev. Jackson discusses the uniqueness of his particular ministry. Inspired by a word of encouragement from a good friend in the ministry, he shares how God has called him to approach his call in an unconventional way.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, Rev. Jackson tackles the subject of change in this current climate. While many corporations, and even Hollywood, have made donations and policy changes in the way they do business, is this serving as a distraction from what protests were really about? Also, Rev. Jackson looks at the fact that real change often comes from an outside push or agitation and not always from "a seat at the table".Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In a new series, Rev. Jackson discusses the challenges that the Christian has battling sin on a daily basis. It's so easy for us to blame outside forces for our spiritual struggles, but as we see in Romans 7:14-25, it's often an inside job!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Thankful Thursdays segment, Rev. Jackson reflects on his upbringing and how his mother raised him. In this current climate in the nation, we must understanding that racism and hatred isn't always as simple as a choice being made. It has a lot to do with how people are raised and whether or not they're ready to rebel against those they love!Key thought: Mama always taught that if we hate, we're on the wrong side of God, and that just isn't worth it!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's edition of Wisdom Wednesday, Rev. Jackson discusses the rise in COVID cases and why we should be concerned (he uses boxing as an analogy on how the virus affects people in different ways). Also, he contemplates whether there is a certain number of deaths that people need to see before they actually begin to take this seriously. In the second half of this episode, we're reminded that some connections in life will be broken, and we've got to be okay with that. Enjoy!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this last installment of his series on God's Holding Pattern, Rev. Jackson takes us to the end of Chapter 2 of His book "Going Through To Get Through". At the end of it all, we must be willing to trust God all the way through the process. We'll have to be something new when we reach our promise, but we can't get there without the process. Let this bless you!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In Part 5 of his "God's Holding Pattern" series, Rev. Jackson covers 4 things that God may cause to change during your wilderness experience:FriendsFamilyAssociationsLocationGive a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this edition of Thankful Thursdays, ahead of Father's Day, Rev. Jackson reflects on the joys of being a father and what it feels like just to be called "dad".Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, we go further into our new format as we cover two subjects. First, we discuss Donald Trump's rally, once scheduled for Juneteenth in Tulsa, now rescheduled, and why it's no longer a dog whistle, but now a megaphone. Also, we discuss whether it's really a good time to be restarting the NBA season with the world focused on the racial tension in the nation. Will it help or is it a distraction?Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship (on a Tuesday evening), Rev. Jackson continues the series on God's Holding Pattern by discussing how God uses our time of isolation to change our nature. We can't go into new promises with old habits. And while the wilderness takes a while, we will come out ready for the promise if we endure the process.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this edition of Wisdom Wednesday, Rev Jackson has a conversation with his people and discusses how the Black community needs to make some adjustments in this current climate. While we push for necessary, needed, and long overdue change in the country, we can't have a mentality of vengeance. We simply need to get our own and support one another.Key thought: We have to build our own tables, not in opposition to white tables, but in support of our ownSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Rev. Jackson continues his series on God's Holding Pattern. When we are in our wilderness place, as this country is right now, God not only seeks to get us out from under the oppression of others, but He also seeks to stop from oppressing ourselves. Let this word bless you!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In another special edition of the podcast, Rev. Jackson expounds on the recent controversy surrounding comments made by New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees. While so many see America based on what it claims to be, or even its potential, the truth of the matter is America has been anything but great for one segment of its citizens.Key thought: Drew Brees spoke what was in his heart. He just didn't realize what was in his heart.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this special edition of Wisdom Wednesday, Rev. Jackson examines the state of America as protests, looting, and rioting are taking place after the murder of George Floyd. While leadership in Washington is failing, it is up to each individual in this country to come together against systematic racism and the killing of Black bodies.Key thought: The cause of death for Black people in this country shouldn't be "In police custody".Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this special edition of the podcast, Rev. Jackson shares his thoughts on the murder of George Floyd by a Minneapolis policeman, and how difficult it is not only being a Black person in America, but also having to raise Black boys in this climate.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, Rev. Jackson addresses our sometimes hidden obsession with "likes" on social media in ministry and in other areas of life. While it's nice to be received well, we must evaluate and re-evaluate why we do what we do in any walk of life. Motives do still matter!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In Part 2 of his series "God's Holding Pattern”, Rev. Jackson takes a closer look at why it's important to trust God even when it seems as if our journey is taking longer than we want. He stresses that sometimes, God inserts a "pause" in order to get our attention, but He never does so without a purpose. Listen in!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this episode of Thankful Thursdays, Rev. Jackson explains why we should be grateful for the opportunity to serve God in a different way. Picking up on the theme from Wisdom Wednesday ("Give Attention To Your Gift), we see that while we are in a different territory as far as ministry is concerned, it's still yet another opportunity to give God our best effort. Let this episode bless you!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this episode of Wisdom Wednesday, Rev. Jackson encourages us to make use of the extra time that we have to work our gifts. While it can be easy to see this time as a time of tragedy only, there is still opportunity for us when we come out on the other side. But we must be diligent and improve our gifts!Key Thought: Your gift will make room for you when you make room for it!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Rev. Jackson starts a new series called "God's Holding Pattern". In this series, we discuss man's personal wilderness experience with God and how to best see God's plan for this time of consecration. It's not coincidence and there's nothing accidental about God. We're here on purpose!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this edition of Wisdom Wednesday, Rev. Jackson encourages us to embrace a new way of thinking so that we can adapt to a new normal. If we're too stubborn and stuck in our old ways and cling too tightly to our own personal theories, we won't survive in this new world to come. We can't be afraid to evolve! Let this episode bless you!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this last installment of his series on calling and election, Rev. Jackson discusses godly love and being doers of The Word. As we come to know Christ, we must do so through study and action. We can't just be a people that hears a good word and sits on it. As Rev. Jackson says, we must be growing Christians before we can become going Christians. Let this word bless you!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Thankful Thursdays podcast, Rev. Jackson reminds us that God is still making a way for many, even in the midst of this pandemic. While many have lost some things, we can't lose sight of the fact that God is still providing. We may not have things the way that we want them, but God is still working it out for us!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday podcast, Rev. Jackson encourages the listener to be ready because God is about to do something miraculous in this season. While things seem desolate, God will still make a way out of what seems to be a no win situation. Let this message bless you!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In Part 3 of his series "Calling and Election", Rev. Jackson discusses how we must endure and be patient in our Christian walk. So many times we make the assumption that just being saved frees us from the trials of life, but we must remember that life itself is about endurance, and therefore, as Christians, we must be willing to go through with God so that we can receive our reward in the end. Let this message bless you!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday episode, Rev. Jackson encourages us to take a moment to breathe. We're living in stressful times, and with states racing to reopen during a pandemic without a clear answer to the coronavirus, our anxieties can soar to new levels. For this reason, we sometimes need to take a moment. And just breathe. Let this bless you!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In Part 2 of his series Calling and Election, Rev. Jackson discusses how we must add things to our profession of faith. It's great that we're saved, but what else are we? Have we added anything to our Christian walk besides mere words? Let this bless you!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In Part 2 of his discussion on discernment, Rev. Jackson uses Joshua 24:15 as the basis of how he leads his family during this time of pandemic. In order to exercise proper discernment (spiritual wisdom), we must have a strong foundation and faith in God. Without relying on that foundation, we will lean to our own understanding. Let this bless you!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship episode, Rev. Jackson starts a new series on discipleship living. With so much death around us, we must be sure that our living lines up with our faith. We don't need a virus to take us out and at any moment, God can call our number. Is our calling and election sure? Let this episode bless you!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In Part 1 of this week's Thankful Thursdays segment, Rev. Jackson stresses the need for proper discernment in this season. We're at a critical time in the nation and in the church. Not only do we need good leadership, but we also need the sense to fall back when we're being led in unwise directions. Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this edition of Wisdom Wednesday, Rev. Jackson shares a thought on what we can learn during this time of social distancing. While we'e doing what we're doing in order to be safe, this can be a great time to reflect on what really should and does matter in our lives. Let this message bless you!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this new edition of Monday Morning Discipleship, Rev. Jackson shares his thoughts on how we'll need to follow a new commandment as we head into a new normal. So many are hoping thing will go back to being what they were before we were all quarantined, but as we head into a new season, we must embrace doing things in a new way. Let this bless you!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this edition of Wisdom Wednesday, Rev. Jackson looks at Proverbs 3:5-7 and how it can apply to us in this season. While we must continue to trust in God, the A-clause of Verse 7 tells us that in order to do that, we mustn't put too much trust in our own intellect. Let this message bless you. Note: We apologize if the audio has a slight echo. We're yet adjusting to our new recording surroundings and waiting for some new equipment.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this special edition of the podcast, Rev. Jackson gives principles on how the Christian can continue to witness about Christ in the face of a growing number of conspiracy theories surrounding the nation's pandemic. While it's important to be aware of the wiles of the devil, Christians ought to always strive to leave people with hope and not fear.Key thought: What do people win if their conspiracy theory is correct?Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this edition of Wisdom Wednesday, Rev. Jackson encourages us to take advantage of our time in isolation due to the corona virus. While it would be easy to sit back and worry ourselves crazy, we must look at this as an opportunity to chase after what God has destined for us. Let this message bless you!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this special edition, Rev. Jackson returns from his hiatus to discuss our faith in the midst of the global pandemic called the corona virus (COVID-19). In this season, the church is being challenged in ways that neither pastor nor parishioner has ever seen before. However, Rev. Jackson wants to caution us not to confuse routine with faithfulness. Let this bless you!Key thought: An interruption in routine doesn't necessarily constitute an interruption of the relationship.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In part 2 of this special edition podcast, Rev. Jackson talks more on how we are often more interested in seeing people punished than we are in seeing them changed and reformed. Reading from his book "An Act of Grace", he outlines why we have trouble allowing God to handle vengeance and why we need to stay in our own lane because revenge has never been our forte.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Rev. Jackson goes further in his discussion concerning the Holy Spirit. This week, the focus is on how we must deny the flesh in order to live according to the Spirit. According to The Word of God, we can't successfully walk in both worlds. One world leads to life and the other leads to death. Let this episode bless you!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Thankful Thursdays episode, Rev. Jackson reflects on the uniqueness of his life and ministry. While he was raised in a traditional church setting, how he goes about ministry is anything but. He expounds on how he borrows from his pre-ministry life to give a different angle to ministering to God's people.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday episode, Rev. Jackson challenges those of us that are stuck in some areas of life to stop pretending that we're in a place of growth and move on. We're often trying to convince others that things aren't what they seem, but we're only fooling (and hurting) ourselves! Let this bless you!Key thought: It doesn't matter if you have a prepared place to land if you refuse to take the leap.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Rev. Jackson starts a new series on the Holy Spirit. Many don't realize the purpose and function of the Holy Spirit, so they keep operating in the flesh without ever yielding to what the Spirit says. In this series, we hope the listeners will gain a better understanding of what the Holy Spirit is really for.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, Rev. Jackson revisits an old Facebook post where he discussed being "uninvited" to certain places by certain groups of people, but knowing that sometimes, it's simply God redirecting us. We don't belong everywhere, and that;s okay!Key thought: There are some places that we've been uninvited to long ago, but we just keep showing up.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In Week 4 of his series on sanctification, Rev. Jackson focuses in on the training that we must have in order to be of good service to God. Being set apart isn't just about being called out, but it's also about preparation. In order to be qualified to share The Word, we must be educated in The Word. Let this episode bless you!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Thankful Thursdays segment, Rev. Jackson gives his personal testimony on how he waited for God to bring opportunities to fruition surrounding his book "Are We Still Making Disciples". While the book was written in 2016, it wasn't until early 2019 that God really started to open doors behind this work. It was all done in His timing. Let this episode bless you!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, Rev. Jackson encourages the listener to think for themselves. It's so easy for us to fall into the mode of "crowd thinking", but we must remember that individual thinkers change the world!Key thought: Your thoughts don't have to be like everyone else's in order to be valid.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Monday Morning Disciple, Rev. Jackson continues the conversation on sanctification. Jesus prayed to The Father in John 17 for His disciples to be sanctified and set apart for service to God. That prayer wasn't just for the 12, however. It was for all that wish to become disciples and be set apart. Let this bless you!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this special edition of the podcast, Rev. Jackson discusses the renewed interest in the Kobe Bryant rape case after his untimely death. In part one of this conversation, he illuminates how mankind seems more interested in holding on to past offenses, even when they were never repeated to our knowledge, than we are with people actually redeeming themselves and changing. It's a tough conversation, but a necessary one.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Thankful Thursdays segment, Rev. Jackson reminds us that a change in season is a blessing from God. Even if things aren't necessarily great where you are, if you just hold on, God will shift things in your favor. Let this episode bless you as you go forward in your new season!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday, Rev. Jackson encourages the listener to take a break from life and work sometimes. Society has conditioned us to believe that success only comes when we overextend ourselves, but that's not the way it should be. We all need rest sometimes.Key thought: If it REQUIRES you to go 24/7 to keep it, your stewardship needs to be checked.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship episode, Rev. Jackson continues his series on sanctification be looking at 1 Peter 2:9. God has called chosen us as His very special people, therefore, we no longer look like what He's called us out of. Let this message bless you!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's edition of Thankful Thursdays, Rev. Jackson reflects on how fragile life can be. It's so easy to forget to simply thank God for being alive from day to day, but we must make the effort because things can literally change in an instant. Let this episode bless you!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's edition of Wisdom Wednesday, Rev. Jackson reminds us that we have plenty to fix in ourselves before we try to fix the flaws in others. It's so easy to look at the faults of others, but in reality, we have to look past our own to do so. Let this word bless you!Key thought: We'll all die with dirt on our hands, long before they put dirt on our coffins.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this special edition of the podcast, Rev. Jackson discusses the life and legacy of NBA great Kobe Bryant after his tragic death, and how Kobe impacted his life. In this episode, we're reminded that our life is here today and gone tomorrow, and in the spirit of Kobe Bryant, we ought to live our lives to the fullest until our very last moment.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Rev. Jackson continues in the vein of last week's podcast by starting a new series on sanctification. If we really intend to be disciples, we must answer the call to sanctification. We must be transformed from the old to the new, and we can't do that until we are set apart for His service.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Thankful Thursdays segment, Rev. Jackson encourages the listener by reminding them that having flaws doesn't constitute being broken. Even though we have flaws, we're still very much capable of operating in our God-given purpose. Let this powerful word bless you!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's episode of Wisdom Wednesday, Rev. Jackson encourages the listener to not allow complaining to keep them from their goals and the pursuit of solutions. Many times we get stuck in things not going right and thus, we cease looking for a way forward. This isn't a successful mindset and we must resist the urge to constantly complain.Key thought: Complaining has never been a winning strategy for anything in life.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's edition of Monday Morning Discipleship, Rev. Jackson covers 2 Corinthians 6:14-18, where the Bible calls for us to be separate from the things that God has called us out from. While on the surface some may think that this call makes them better than others, we are challenged here to understand why it is that God actually tells us not to touch unclean things. Let this episode bless you!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Thankful Thursdays episode, Rev. Jackson shares his thoughts on having purposed identified for your life. Many spend a lot of time in search of what they're meant to do in life, and while we often know how God has gifted us, we still need to know how the gifts were meant to be used.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this edition of Wisdom Wednesday, Rev. Jackson stresses that we often need to get out of our own heads. Whether its success or failure, we can't let it go to our heads if we intend to remain focused on achieving our lifelong goals.Key thought: Both success and failure are fleeting. Don't let it ruin your focus.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Rev. Jackson continues the conversation on faith. This week, the discussion centers around how we can stay faithful to God when things don't go the way we planned them. We're reminded that we should communicate with God to get an understanding about our trials and keep our faith in Him and Him alone. Let this episode bless you!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this edition of Thankful Thursdays, Rev. Jackson continues his discussion around the New Year by stressing the fact that when we become new creatures in Christ, we begin to see newness in all things. He also encourages us not to be discouraged when our attempts at newness don't succeed right away. With new mercies daily come new opportunities. Let this episode bless you!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this episode of Wisdom Wednesday, Rev. Jackson again reflects on the lessons of the previous year, as we go into a new year. There are so many things that we often expect when the calendar flips, but we're reminded in this episode that we can't expect to thrive in the new if we insist on being the same ol' us!Key thought: This new season won't tolerate the old you!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Rev. Jackson continues his series on faith by challenging us to examine how our faith is improving us. If we haven't tried God and really trusted God in the midst of our troubles, how do we ever expect to grow IN God? Let this episode bless you!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Rev. Jackson continues the conversation on faith by challenging us to produce according to what we claim we are. It's one thing to claim we're saved, but the evidence is in what we produce in our day to day lives. Do we have evidence of the Fruit of The Spirit?Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Rev. Jackson begins a series of discussions on faith. Many in the Christian community will claim a strong faith, but when the pressures of life begin to mount, we often struggle. So, how do we answer the question of our faith when life challenges us? Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this new segment of the podcast called Relationship Friday, Rev. Jackson is joined by his wife Angela to discuss the fun that they have with some of their individual Christmas activities that they've developed for their family over the years, from engagement, to marriage, and now as parents.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this edition of Thankful Thursdays, Rev. Jackson reminds us that God isn't a God of second chances, He's the God of another chance. Unlike man, God will continue to work with us over and over again until we get closer to where we need to be.Key thought: Some things are mistakes and some things are habits, but God is willing to work with us through it all.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this episode of Wisdom Wednesday, Rev. Jackson reflects on the year 2019 and a few of the lessons that he learned. While many like to discuss what they plan to leave behind in the old year, in this episode, we take a look at some things that we can carry forward.Key thought: Never be afraid to build your own platform, even if it's only big enough for you!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this edition of Monday Morning Discipleship, Rev. Jackson closes out his series on prayer with a discussion surrounding corporate prayer. We must understand that being together when we pray isn't the same as being on one accord when we pray together. Corporate prayer is most effective when we're on one accord BEFORE we pray!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this edition of Thankful Thursdays, Rev. Jackson talks of taking necessary breaks when serving in ministry. In the wake of a pastor telling his congregation that he needs a sabbatical, this episode reminds us that burnout is real, even when it comes to ministry, and whether we understand it or not, we can't give God our best if we're not at our best.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Wisdom Wednesday segment, Rev. Jackson uses the parable of the wheat and the tares to remind us that we ought to let God manage our crop so that we might received the correct harvest going into the new year.Key thought: We're not always experienced enough to know when and where we should uproot people.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Rev. Jackson continues his series on prayer by discussing four areas of prayer that the Christian should always engage in. There's nothing wrong with praying for specifics, but there are some key areas that a Christian should always find themselves in when speaking to God.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's episode of Thankful Thursdays, Rev. Jackson reflects on having to go into the hospital unexpectedly for surgery. Healing and recovery isn't something that we should ever take for granted and we should always be grateful for. Rev. Jackson also discusses how important it is to have a strong supporting hand to go along with your dominant hand. In order for things to happen with as little struggle as possible, every member needs to be strong enough to play their position.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this edition of Thankful Thursdays, Rev. Jackson reminds us on Thanksgiving Day that we should still be grateful, even though the holidays can often depress us because things aren't perfect and certain people are no longer here. If we're not careful, we become so focused on what we don't have that we miss what God has still given us. Take a listen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this edition of Wisdom Wednesday, Rev. Jackson uses the Myles Garret/Mason Rudolph incident from the NFL to point out the fact that we sometimes don't care what kind of pain we inflict on one another, as long as the party that was harmed survives the assault. But should we consider that intention behind the act? Take a listen!Key thought: My survival of the attack on me doesn't change a person's responsibility for the attack.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this edition of Monday Morning Discipleship, Rev. Jackson discusses an excerpt from his book "The Power In Your Prayers" that deals with our spiritual attitude when we go to God in prayer. We must remember that God isn't just listening to what we say, but He's also examining our attitudes and our motives. We must also remember that we serve Him, and not the other way around. Let this episode bless you!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this edition of Thankful Thursdays, Rev. Jackson reminds us that God didn't leave us in the places that He found us. Many of us weren't saved at church, we were saved in the midst of doing wrong while we were in some ungodly places. But we ought to be grateful that God thought we were special enough, and He didn't leave us in those places.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this edition of Wisdom Wednesday, Rev. Jackson encourages the listener to always be their authentic selves. So many miss their call and their purpose trying to be someone else or following the made up personas of others. There's a reason God created us the way that He did. He intended for us to be ourselves!Key thought: If we're not careful, we'll end up aspiring to be someone that's actually beneath our current level!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this edition of Monday Morning Discipleship, Rev. Jackson discusses being a proper steward over what God has given us. Many of us want more from God, but we haven't properly managed all that He's given us thus far, While God will give us some of the desires of our hearts (according to His will), what He has promised to do is supply our needs. And whether we believe it or not, He's given us more than enough!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this edition of Thankful Thursdays, Rev. Jackson talks about how having peace in your mind, despite life's circumstance, is a blessing. Many of us are under pressure and under stress these days, but if we would just meditate on the right things, we'll find that God will grant us peace, even when life seems a bit stormy.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this edition of Wisdom Wednesday, Rev. Jackson illustrates how our circumstances will dictate who we can trust in difficult times. Pulling from his book "Overcoming Your Pharaoh", he outlines how seasons change, people change, and circumstances change. However, we should be encouraged by the fact that God never changes.Key thought: Some relationships are seasonal, and others are stationary. We should never confuse the two.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Rev. Jackson challenges the church to be patient with those that have newly accepted Christ. Too often, there's pressure put on them to be something that we're not in the church: Perfect! Also, we must pray that they receive the indwelling of the Holy Spirit because baptism by water isn't the end of Christianity, it's only the beginning.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this edition of Thankful Thursdays, Rev. Jackson reminds us that there's sometimes a blessing in rejection. Many of us want to be received by man, but sometimes man has to witness our gifts from a distance. We should be thankful any time that we're rejected from people and places that God hasn't ordained for our destiny. He knows better, He has better, and our opportunity to shine will still come!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this edition of his Wisdom Wednesday segment, Rev. Jackson reflects on the death of comedic actor and legend John Witherspoon, and how we can view the lesson of his life. Here's a man that was never a lead actor, but he made the greatest impact by playing his position so well, that he died and icon.Key thought: You can be legendary without ever being in the leadSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Rev. Jackson encourages us not to return to our former state when we have been delivered. One of the great challenges of the Christian is to continue to walk in our new lives when the old life desires to take us back. If we really intend to stay free, we mustn't go back to the things that enslaved us.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this first installment of his "Wisdom Wednesday" segment, Rev. Jackson encourages us to develop thick skin as we go to the next level in our calling. When we're being elevated, the attacks against us are increased. We can't cower in the face of such things and we can't be overly sensitive. Attacks come with the territory.Key thought: Opinions come with opportunities. Just don't allow them to define you or distract you.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Rev. Jackson addresses the issue of "people" at church as opposed to disciples, and how we shouldn't allow "people" to keep us from coming to church and receiving a word from God. "People" will always be at church, but if we come for the right reason, they won't be a hindrance in us getting what we came for.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this first episode of Thankful Thursdays, Rev. Jackson discusses how he's grateful that God enlarged his family and his responsibilities. So many times when God puts a load on us, we fail to see the blessing in it and we fail to be grateful to God for trusting us with increased responsibilities.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's edition of Monday Morning Discipleship, Rev. Jackson examines the fact that God knows our hearts. Many of us use that terminology as a defense mechanism, but are we always aware of just how much God knows our hearts? Are we always aware that He knows all of our worst thoughts and our secret motives?Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this episode, Rev. Jackson addresses a growing theme of conditional forgiveness in the church. In the wake of the Botham Jean murder in Texas, many people that claim to be Christians seemed to struggle with Jean's younger brother openly forgiving his brother's killer and even embracing her in the courtroom. But is that how God wants us to be? Don't we serve a God of forgiveness?Key thought: As Christians, we can't want justice for others, but grace for ourselves. We have to decide what we believe.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Rev. Jackson talks grace and how it is an undeserved gift from God. What makes it so amazing is the fact that God made it available to us, even though we were living opposed to Him. Where would we be without grace?Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's Monday Morning Discipleship, Rev. Jackson discusses how we can become new in Christ. So many times we come to Christ as we are, looking to stay as we are. However, if we really intend to be saved, there's got to be a willingness to change. We can't expect God to do all of the work. We've got to make an effort too!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this episode, Rev. Jackson introduces a new series called "Monday Morning Discipleship", where he looks to help us to carry what we should be feeling in Sunday morning service into Monday morning and the rest of the week. In this first episode, he discuses the cost of discipleship and how there is a sacrifice that comes with being a follower of Christ.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this episode, Rev. Jackson looks at the spectacle surrounding Kanye West's forming of Gospel choirs and touring several churches. While there is much conversation both for and against what he's doing, Rev. Jackson contends that it's more of a distraction to the church than destruction of the church. If we're not just as committed to studying God's Word as we are to being in the choir, where will this movement take us?Key thought: If we're not careful in the church, we'll be watching instead of working.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this episode, Rev. Jackson examines the deal between Jay-Z's Roc Nation and the NFL. There's a bit of misdirection going on and it has once again caused black people to choose between a beloved icon and a social justice protester. While Jay-Z may have good intentions, the fact that he's in business with an entity that has anything but (on top of the fact that he attached a business deal to a social justice cause) may ultimately taint his efforts. Key thought: Jay-Z playing "chess and not checkers" may not matter when you consider the fact that the people with the real power actually own the board.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this episode, Rev. Jackson examines the difference between winning in life and having won. Many people are often looking for the finish line, but Rev. Jackson reminds us that having won something means that things are all over, but as long as we're alive, we're in progress. As we're in progress, we ought to be progressing, or therefore, "winning"!Key thought: The easiest way to start losing is to move your goalposts on the opinions of othersSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this episode, we go inside the studio again with Rev. Jackson on the "Your Life with Purpose" radio broadcast, where he shares his 10 Minutes of Transformation segment. In this segment, he reminds us that God has promised in His Word that He will provide a space for us to exercise our gifts, but we can't be so focused on getting in the room before "great men" that we forget who put us there. Key thought: Don't desire to be in the presence of "great men" more than you desire to be in the presence of God!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this episode, Rev. Jackson warns us of the dangers that chasing the wrong relationships can bring. There's mental and emotional stress that comes with being involved with the wrong people, whether it's friendship, romance, ministry, or whatever.Key thought: You could spend your whole life chasing people that have no intention of being caught!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this episode, Rev. Jackson takes you inside the studio for his "10 Minutes of Transformation" segment from his Your Life with Purpose weekly radio broadcast. In this segment, he reminds us that we must have faith in God as we pursue our God-given purpose.Key thought: What God takes you through is in preparation for what the devil will try and take from you.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this episode, Rev. Jackson encourages us to play our position in whatever season God has us in. Even when we feel as if it's our time to be elevated, there's a blessing in being obedient where God has you until He tells you it's time to move.Key thought: Many of us are out of position because we either moved or stayed put based on human emotion and not divine direction!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this episode, Rev. Jackson addresses the unseen and unacknowledged distraction that has resulted in the death of rapper, entrepreneur, and activist Nipsey Hussle. Have we gotten so caught up in arguing about why he was killed that we're not picking up the mantle that he left?Key thought: You don't uproot the seed because the planter died. Somebody has to come along and nurture what was planted.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this episode, Rev. Jackson takes a moment to let the listener know that they must be participants in their success. Whether it be in our relationships with God, our relationships with our fellow man, or as it relates to living out our purpose, we must show up!Key thought: Things don't just fall into place without us being in place.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In the final day of his Five Days of Forgiveness Series, Rev. Jackson brings us to a place of peace and liberation. Holding grudges hurts no one but us and keeps us bound. If we really wanna be free, we must be willing to release some things. Key thought: If you want what forgiveness offers, you must first offer up forgiveness.
In Day 4 of his Five Days of Forgiveness Series, Rev. Jackson talks discusses how we can move on after we've forgiven and things aren't the same anymore. Sometimes, through disagreement, relationships can end, but that doesn't mean that there has to be any hard feelings. Sometimes, things have run their course.Key thought: Some relationships aren't damaged or broken, they're just settled, and that's okay.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In Day 3 of his Five Days of Forgiveness Series, Rev. Jackson uncovers the fact that we sometimes aren't good at forgiving because we don't practice every chance we get. If we can't overcome small offenses, how much more difficult will it be when the offense is greater?Key thought: If you practice forgiveness, you'll get better at forgiveness.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In Day 2 of his Five Days of Forgiveness series, Rev. Jackson takes a look at the anger associated with not forgiving and how it takes a toll on us. We have become perpetually angry as human beings, but that was never God's design for our lives.Key thought: If anger is costing you your peace, it's too expensive and you can't afford it!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this opening session of his Five Days of Forgiveness Series, Rev. Jackson asks a critical question: Do you really want to be free? An unwillingness to forgive is a prison and many stay locked away because they prefer the grudge over freedom.Key thought: Holding the weight of the grudge takes your strength, not theirs.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this inspired episode, Rev. Jackson takes a fresh look at the wedding at Cana in John Chapter 2. He encourages the listener to listen to do what Jesus says and follow His instructions, even if it seems as if something is missing. We must be prepared to do things that don't seem to make sense, all because there's a blessing in being a faithful servant.Key thought: Sometimes the difference between going from a mess to a miracle is obedience!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this episode, Rev. Jackson explores the idea that lies can be inconsequential and don't cause harm. We often try to minimize the damage that lies cause, as exampled in the various views on the case of actor Jussie Smollett, but as Rev. Jackson explains, every lie is designed to cause some kind of harm, whether great or small.Key thought: "Truth can be painful, but it's never dishonorable."Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this episode, Rev. Jackson examines the difference in being vigilant and vengeful for the Black community. In this current climate where we've become what Rev. Jackson calls "rage junkies", we must become people that respond accordingly instead of just reacting. We have to come to a place where we understand that being vigilant is necessary, but being vengeful takes to a dark place.Key thought: We should never desire to oppress our oppressors, we should only desire to be liberated from them.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this episode, Rev. Jackson once again encourages the listeners to follow the voice of God before they listen to the doubts and opinions of man. We can't change God's purpose for our lives, but we can reject it through disobedience and our desire to do things our way or in the way of man.Key thought: You can't be outdone doing what God told YOU to do!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this episode, Rev. Jackson is joined by his good friend and brother in the ministry Rev. Michael Evans of the New Bethel Baptist Church in Detroit. In the wake of the recent R. Kelly documentary, their discussion revolves around the ongoing problem of victim blaming as it relates to rape and sexual assault, and how our society seems more intent on blaming everyone else EXCEPT the perpetrators of these crimes. We encourage you to listen in to this much needed conversation.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this episode, Rev. Jackson challenges us to examine HOW we wait on God. What is our attitude? What is our demeanor? Why are we still worried when God has not only promised to take care of us, but He's done it over and over again? Key thought: When we worry about whether God will punch in on time, we lose sight of the fact that He has yet to punch out at any time!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this episode, Rev. Jackson takes a long look at the documentary series "Surviving R. Kelly". While we know that there are other predators among us, Rev. Jackson explains why we don't have to choose one fight over the other, and why it was important to expose what R. Kelly has done and is doing, while simultaneously looking for ways to solve the overall issue of abuse against Black women.Key thought: Although we may feel as if there are bigger fish to fry, we must make sure that we fry all of the fish!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this episode, Rev. Jackson outlines three principles that will help us to be better as ourselves in the New Year. We can keep a more positive mindset for the new year if we keep some things to ourselves.Key thought: We must be more reflective than reactive.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this episode, Rev. Jackson takes a look at the divisive nature of the Trump Presidency, how he's built a wall that we never even expected, and how Christians should still be hoping for his redemption.Key thought: The point of this wall was to separate us so that no common ground could ever be reached.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this episode, Rev. Jackson sits down with Minister Churchill Selatole of Johannesburg, South Africa. Min. Selatole is an author, worship leader, gospel recording artist, and ambassador for Christ, who's currently on a global missionary tour to various countries and continents to share the truth about Biblical worship.In this conversation, Min. Selatole and Rev. Jackson discuss the principles of Biblical worship, how the church has begun to place the importance of music and/or praise and worship above the preeminence of the Word of God, and how this has effected the true call of the church, which is to make disciples.We pray that you enjoy this insightful and uplifting conversation between these two advocates for The Great Commission and true Biblical worshipSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this episode, Rev. Jackson takes a look at Serena Williams, the U.S. Open, and what we can learn from the situation about composure in adverse situations. Key thought: Life won't always be fair and things won't always go your way, but it's how you handle it that makes all the difference.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this podcast, Rev. Jackson discusses the story of Mary's alabaster box. He points out how she broke her box open and what was valuable flowed out. In that same manner, God sometimes has to break us open to get what's valuable to flow from us.Key thought: People will encourage you to take what's valuable and sell it to the world, rather than lay it at the feet of Jesus.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this episode, Rev. Jackson appeals to the accountability of those of us that are responsible for bringing visions to reality. While support from others is always what we would like to have, the most important thing for us to do is be involved in our own successes.Key thought: Don't be so busying supporting others that you forget to show up for yourself.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this episode, Rev. Jackson reflects on his brief sabbatical, and discusses the importance of taking a break every now and then so that your vision can get the best version of you!Key thought: Don't die with it, but don't kill yourself in the midst of it either.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this episode, Rev. Jackson revisits a topic from his "Your Life with Purpose" radio broadcast, and asks are we able to shift higher if God answers our prayers to enlarge our territory? In order to handle the blessings at the next level, last level's effort won't do.Key thought: You may get the territory without initially having anyone to help you till the ground. Are YOU prepared for that?Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's podcast, Rev. Jackson revisits the story of David and Goliath. He discusses the story before the story, and how David couldn't use King Saul's armor in order to defeat Goliath. He had to go with what God gave Him: A slingshot and five smooth stones. Sometimes, we can't go into battle the way that others would. We have to go with what God has given us!Key thought: Some of the people trying to tell us how to defeat Goliath are afraid to face him themselves.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this week's episode, Rev. Jackson gives principles on how Christians can succeed without having a spirit of bitterness about the struggle. We're also encouraged to share our successes with those that supported us, not in a spirit of revenge against those that didn't, but because those that support us should be honored and appreciated.Key thought: If they can't stand with you in the heat of your struggle, they shouldn't be standing with you in the spotlight of your success.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this episode, Rev. Jackson goes further into his words of inspiration for those that are chasing their dreams, encouraging them to be patient, even as people think you should throw in the towel.Key thought: If Plan B isn't an alternate route to your goal, you're not as committed as you think you are!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this episode, Rev. Jackson gives some principles on how we can pursue our God-ordained purpose in the midst of doubt, and how we must maintain our focus on the main mission without getting distracted by side missions that can cause us to fail.Key thought: The purpose of your life is not to teach people a lesson for doubting you.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this episode, Rev. Jackson encourages his listeners to stop wasting time chasing their dreams, and get started right where they are! Things don't have to be perfect for you to chase what God has promised. You just have to get started!Key point: Don't just work on it, go after it! You'll waste a lot of time waiting for "people" to come around.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this episode, Rev. Jackson encourages those that are following their dreams and their God-given purpose to obey God, rather than stopping to defend their call to man. What God wants from us is obedience, not a defense.Key thought: You can't defend God's plan for your life because even you don't fully understand it.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this podcast, Rev. Jackson confronts the notion that people that don't root for LeBron James the basketball player are somehow rooting against LeBron James the man, and how it's caused an unnecessary divide in the Black community.Key thought: Your blackness is not defined by whether or not you're rooting for LeBron the basketball player.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this podcast, Rev. Jackson stresses the fact that some people will never be satisfied with how we live our lives or what we turn out to be, but we've got to pursue what makes us happy, and not try to live our lives to please others.Key thought: Some people would rather ruin the relationship with you than allow you to be you!
In this episode, Rev. Jackson discusses the need for the church to address the issues of the congregants, without trivializing and dismissing what they feel is important and worth talking about. As leaders, we can't only talk about what we deem important. What's on the minds and hearts of the people?Key thought: If the church is really gonna be relevant, we've gotta stop saying what we ain't gonna talk about.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this episode, Rev. Jackson discusses at length the controversial statement made by rapper Kanye West that "slavery was a choice". While that statement was shocking and West may have "misspoken", there were some statements he made that have value.Key thought: Just because you're a genius at one thing doesn't make you a genius at everything.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this third installment of the series, Rev. Jackson closes it all out by discussing 3 more components of marital love: Supportive love, sacrificial love, and forgiving love. Key thought: If you don't have a forgiving love in your marriage, it won't matter what you "brought to the table".Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In part 2 of this series, Rev. Jackson goes further in his discussion on why love still matters in marriage, and how sacrificial love is more beneficial to us than only seeking to gain. Key thought: There's a difference between a practical life and a great life!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this podcast, Rev. Jackson discusses how love is still the primary reason to marry, and how our redefinition of what love really is as "what do you bring to the table" has clouded our perspective on what love actually is. Key thought: One of the worst things you can bring to your marriage is a measuring cup!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this episode, Rev. Jackson discusses an excerpt from his book "Overcoming Your Pharaoh" outlining the difference between well-wishers, supporters, and people that really are haters. Key thought: If you have the right mindset, well-wishers, supporters, and haters can all fuel your success!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this podcast, Rev. Jackson stresses the importance of not only finding yourself, but being yourself. It's one thing to find your own voice, but it takes another level of bravery to speak in that voice. Key thought: Your shadow should be the shape of you!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)
In this podcast, Rev. Jackson discusses the benefits of betrayal. It may be difficult when it's happening to you, but you'll be better in the end if you have the right perspective. Key thought: Betrayal takes off the blinders and allows us to see things more clearly.
In this first podcast, Kelly R. Jackson gives and overview of what this new podcast will be about, and encourages the listener to invest in the dreams, goals, and aspirations in the same way that they expect God to. Key Thought: "Work as if God has already said "Yes" to your prayers!"Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PurposeAndBeyond)