Pastor Allen believes that God is shaking the earth and that the Church must live with an awareness of what He is doing. Two things are happening simultaneously: God is gathering the Jewish people to their homeland and He is preparing and purifying His Church. One thing is certain—when nations declare there is no god, our God is watching over us.
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.
Instead of relying on the government, politicians, and others in authority to speak out, it’s time for us to lead with faith in our homes and communities. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses what it looks like to overcome fear and failure in our pursuit of Jesus. Growing in our faith is not always simple; Pastor Allen shows us that like Apostle Peter and other Christ-followers in the New Testament, we will face hardship, setbacks, persecution, and failure. But let’s determine to be courageous! Jesus can overcome all our failures, and He will lead us into a more vibrant faith through Him.
Many of us know the Easter story and the people involved with Jesus’ death, burial, and resurrection. But in this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson digs deeper, showing how many unlikely characters recognized Jesus as their Lord, while others surprisingly withdrew from the arena. It’s helpful to examine the people in the Easter story because God is still calling a people to Himself—a people who will believe in Him and acknowledge the truth about Jesus of Nazareth. The resurrection is just one example of God moving in the earth with “a mighty hand and an outstretched arm.” In times of shaking, God intervenes for His people with His power and might. Our generation desperately needs expressions of the power of God, and that recognition, desire, and expectation begins in the hearts of His people—you and me.
Becoming a Christ-follower will change your plans and your life. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses the grace extended to us through Jesus’ death, burial, and resurrection, and the tremendous hope it brings us. As we realize the magnitude of what Jesus saved us from, our faith begins to transform our hearts and our lives, disrupting old thoughts and behaviors and replacing them with new. Following Jesus means continually choosing to live a new life, and Pastor Allen leads us in several prayers that invite the Lord to help us do so.
The Spirit of God offers each of us a personal invitation towards freedom. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses how all the freedoms we enjoy come directly from God, and for our children to know the liberties and freedoms we do, the Church must be alive, healthy, and vibrant. God will respond to us as we repent and pray for ourselves, our communities, and our nation. Pastor Allen then leads the congregation in a prayer to ask God into our lives and offers an invitation towards baptism.
The spiritual battle we face is similar to terrorism. Pastor Allen Jackson discusses how terrorists don’t wear uniforms, nor do they identify themselves based on a nationality. Instead, their allegiance is to an ideology. Similarly, the spiritual forces surrounding us either align themselves with Jesus, or against Him. Pastor Allen also discusses the reality of demons, how they seek to influence our thoughts, emotions, and physical bodies, and what we can do to stand against them.