Allen Jackson Ministries: Radio Broadcast

As Christ-followers, our primary goal should be to do the will of God here on Earth. That is why God created His Church! In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses the history of the Church’s influence on culture and why it’s so important for us to live boldly in our faith today. He points out areas where the world is confused—marriage, family, abortion—and explains how, through our Christian worldview, there is clarity. There is objective right and wrong, and when we have the courage to obey our Lord, the Church will become a shaping force for our culture, once again.

As Christ-followers, our primary goal should be to do the will of God here on Earth. That is why God created His Church! In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses the history of the Church’s influence on culture and why it’s so important for us to live boldly in our faith today. He points out areas where the world is confused—marriage, family, abortion—and explains how, through our Christian worldview, there is clarity. There is objective right and wrong, and when we have the courage to obey our Lord, the Church will become a shaping force for our culture, once again.

A system that rewards everyone the same, regardless of behavior, is not consistent with the teachings of Scripture. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses biblical perspectives on four topics relating to our resources: wealth, pride, generosity, and work. Money isn’t morally good or bad, so we need the guidance of God’s Word to develop a healthy understanding of how to manage the possessions we’ve been temporarily entrusted with. Envy is at the root of many socialist ideas in our culture today, but God cares far more about the formation of our characters than making us happy—and following His will, not our own emotions, is the best way to find blessings in our lives.

A system that rewards everyone the same, regardless of behavior, is not consistent with the teachings of Scripture. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses biblical perspectives on four topics relating to our resources: wealth, pride, generosity, and work. Money isn’t morally good or bad, so we need the guidance of God’s Word to develop a healthy understanding of how to manage the possessions we’ve been temporarily entrusted with. Envy is at the root of many socialist ideas in our culture today, but God cares far more about the formation of our characters than making us happy—and following His will, not our own emotions, is the best way to find blessings in our lives.

Baptism—a public declaration of faith—can be understood as a spiritual line in the sand where we declare we intend to cooperate with the Lord. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses how we can know God and be at peace with Him. God is sovereign, all-knowing, and all-powerful, and knowing His character should foster respect for Him. Pastor Allen shares how we’ve all fallen short of God’s intentions for our lives, but we can find righteousness and reconciliation through faith in Christ. A relationship with the Lord means we submit to His will, and that includes being baptized. Let’s celebrate with those who have chosen to take that step!

When we obey God by being baptized, God meets us and responds to our obedience. Baptism is something God does for more than something we do for Him. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses the invitations God holds out to us and the importance of accepting those opportunities. He teaches specifically on water baptism, its history, and what it symbolizes: repentance, a burial and resurrection, and the beginning of a new life in Christ. Jesus Himself was baptized, and He taught His followers to do the same. If we want our lives to be transformed, then we need to take hold of every opportunity God presents us to cooperate with Him—beginning with being baptized into His Kingdom.

When we obey God by being baptized, God meets us and responds to our obedience. Baptism is something God does for more than something we do for Him. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses the invitations God holds out to us and the importance of accepting those opportunities. He teaches specifically on water baptism, its history, and what it symbolizes: repentance, a burial and resurrection, and the beginning of a new life in Christ. Jesus Himself was baptized, and He taught His followers to do the same. If we want our lives to be transformed, then we need to take hold of every opportunity God presents us to cooperate with Him—beginning with being baptized into His Kingdom.

As our nation’s economy struggles and people’s love of money intensifies around us, understanding the Lord’s will for our resources can sustain us through the chaos. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses God’s plan for abundance in our lives. He clarifies the Bible’s definition of abundance, and he shares what Scripture has to say about our priorities. Comparison, discontentment, and envy can creep into our lives if we’re not careful, but God’s design for resting in His provision can keep us satisfied and stress-free. Instead of looking to an economic model to guarantee our security, peace comes when we remember this fact: God is sovereign over everything. It’s all His.

As our nation’s economy struggles and people’s love of money intensifies around us, understanding the Lord’s will for our resources can sustain us through the chaos. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses God’s plan for abundance in our lives. He clarifies the Bible’s definition of abundance, and he shares what Scripture has to say about our priorities. Comparison, discontentment, and envy can creep into our lives if we’re not careful, but God’s design for resting in His provision can keep us satisfied and stress-free. Instead of looking to an economic model to guarantee our security, peace comes when we remember this fact: God is sovereign over everything. It’s all His.

When God puts an invitation in front of us, it’s not a casual thing—it’s a life-altering proposition. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses the personal choice we make to accept God’s invitations to a better way of living. Participating in His Kingdom is an individual decision, one that requires accountability and produces transformation. Pastor Allen shares about the uniqueness of Jesus and the need each of us have for salvation. Throughout the Bible, God’s Word points to His provision for us, but it’s up to us to accept His invitations. When we obey Him, we may think we’re doing things for God, but in reality, He’s doing something for us.