Where’s the Salt?
This is a sermon in which Pastor Jackson challenges not just his church be all churches to return to the mandate and call of Jesus to be the “Salt of Continue Reading
Jewish Roots of Limited Government
My reflections on a talk by Daniel Mark, of Villanova University, at Acton University. Benjamin Franklin wanted the Great Seal of the United States to depict Moses leading the children Continue Reading
When Jesus Comes To Stay
This is a sermon from Luke 19:1-10 Pastor Jackson looks at Zacchaeus in a different light.
Smart Philanthropy?–Dr. Lenore Ealy, Acton University 2018
The Difficult Art of Doing Good (with props to Kenneth Boulding) The first in a series of journalistic reports on presentations at Acton University 2018 in Grand Rapids, Michigan. The Continue Reading
Free From Labels…My Identity Comes Through Jesus
I am already a new creation. I am putting my life in the hands of Jesus who gives me my identity. Jesus lives in me and I do not recognize Continue Reading
Rivers of Living Water
Pastor Walter Jackson was at Pentecostal Faith Assembly Inc. Camp Meeting this weekend and was humbled and honored to be credentialed with this precious body of believers. He delivered the Continue Reading
Is Heaven Available on Earth?
What does it mean that the things of heaven are available on earth? Christ’s resurrection is your resurrection, too. So, what is true of Jesus is true of you. This Continue Reading
Preventive Maintenance
In this Fathers Day message, Pastor Walter Jackson speaks of lessons he learned from his father about driving and maintaining a car in good condition to what we must do Continue Reading
Gospel Rhythms
Week Eight of The Gospel Primer Series: Gospel Rhythm Discipleship and mission does not need to be a big, long, new list of activities that we need to jam into Continue Reading
Perfume Poured on Jesus – His Blood of Redemption poured on Us
Pastor Jackson taught on the woman who poured perfume over the head of Jesus. He forgot the camera and had to use his phone to record the sermon.