We often have far too little confidence in leading with our faith, says Pastor Allen Jackson, but there is an open doorway in front of us, and God is inviting us through it. He wants to fill us with the confidence and boldness to have leadership influence with our faith. That means cultivating a confidence in who God is in us and what He will do through us that will take our faith outside the walls of the church.
Allen Jackson is passionate about helping people become Christ-followers who respond to God’s invitations for their life. He has served World Outreach Church in Murfreesboro, Tennessee as senior pastor since 1989. Under his leadership, the fellowship has grown to a congregation of over 15,000. Through Allen Jackson Ministries, his messages reach people across the globe — through television, radio, Sirius XM, and online streaming. His teachings are also available in published books and other resources, including small group curriculum. Jackson holds degrees from Oral Roberts University and Vanderbilt University and has studied at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary and Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Pastor Jackson’s wife, Kathy, is an active participant in ministry at World Outreach Church.
Allen Jackson is passionate about helping people become Christ-followers who respond to God’s invitations for their life. He has served World Outreach Church in Murfreesboro, Tennessee as senior pastor since 1989. Under his leadership, the fellowship has grown to a congregation of over 15,000. Through Allen Jackson Ministries, his messages reach people across the globe — through television, radio, Sirius XM, and online streaming. His teachings are also available in published books and other resources, including small group curriculum. Jackson holds degrees from Oral Roberts University and Vanderbilt University and has studied at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary and Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Pastor Jackson’s wife, Kathy, is an active participant in ministry at World Outreach Church.
God intervened in the course of human history and made the sinless Jesus to be sin for us, so that through Him we might be made righteous. Pastor Allen Jackson reminds us of the admonition of Paul to God’s people to not receive His gift of grace in vain. Instead, we are to accept it and believe it and respond by joyfully participating with Him as He builds His Church.
How you handle your money has a lot to do with the condition of your heart, and it also has an impact on what God can and will do in and through your life. Living generously is something we learn, just as we learn to pray and to trust God. If we will learn to live our lives oriented to Him, He will pour out blessings beyond anything we could ever imagine.
Is it possible to experience a significant move of God without disruption, difficulty, and determination? In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses the history of the church in Ephesus, illustrating the reality of spiritual opposition in the world, both then and now. He draws from Acts and the Apostle Paul’s letters to show how spiritual forces are influencing our culture—and how God can help us fight back. Our communities, cities, and nations are divided, but with the Holy Spirit’s help, we can have the courage to speak the truth in love.
Is it possible to experience a significant move of God without disruption, difficulty, and determination? In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses the history of the church in Ephesus, illustrating the reality of spiritual opposition in the world, both then and now. He draws from Acts and the Apostle Paul’s letters to show how spiritual forces are influencing our culture—and how God can help us fight back. Our communities, cities, and nations are divided, but with the Holy Spirit’s help, we can have the courage to speak the truth in love.
The Devil will try to convince us we were disqualified from God’s purposes by circumstances that are completely beyond our control. But in this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses the lives of two of Israel’s kings, David and Solomon, to illustrate how the circumstances of our births don’t define the impact our lives can have for the Kingdom of God. Pastor Allen teaches about the importance of obedience and repentance. He also asks us to consider what legacy we want to leave and how we want to stand before God on Judgment Day. It doesn’t matter where we were born, what family we come from, or how many resources we have—we want to be known as a generation that pleases God.Legacy, Eternity & You