Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message live at RACC on 4/20/25 – Resurrection Sunday morning.  It is based mainly on Psalm 100:4-5.  God’s eternal intention and authoritative will as Creator of the Universe is to give definition and purpose to worship.  The purpose of this message is to present God’s definition of Biblical worship.  It will explain the difference between thanksgiving, praise, and worship. It will also summarize key quotes that support an expanded definition of worship. 

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message live 4/13/25 at the Island Nursing and Rehab’ Center.  It is based mainly on John 3:3 and John 15:1-2.  Our divine destiny can be better realized if we completely allow God’s way to become our way.  When we partake of the heavenly nature essential in being again born from above, God must be allowed to maintain His image in us and on us.

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message live at RACC on 4/6/25.  It is based mainly on Acts 17:22, 23.  There are preludes of new growth, new fruit, and deeper roots in holiness that will keep you encouraged to forge forward in anointed victory in this life according to God’s will in Heaven.  

1.   An Inspirational Presentation by Elder Guen Lopez: Pearl Formation – A 21st Century Parable (based on Genesis 50:20).

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message live at RACC on 3/23/25.  It is based mainly on Jeremiah 17:7-8 and John 14:15-17.  True worship involves trusting and obeying God.  Jesus states that loving Him means obeying His commands as revealed from His Holy Word by the Holy Spirit. All of His statutes highlight obedience as a direct manifestation of love and trust.

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message live at RACC on 3/16/25. It is based on Proverbs 3:5-8. A biblical theology of worship is based on teaching concerning worship of the one true God as revealed in His Word, the Holy Bible. That will be the ongoing subject of this series. This message helps us to identify who we worship, explain why we worship, and summarize when we are to worship.

 

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message live at the Island Nursing and Rehab Center on 3/9/25.  It is based mainly on 1 Corinthians 15:58.  The Holy Spirit is calling all Christians to rise and devote themselves to daily worship, which is the daily, ongoing work of the Lord… any good work that He commands.   It’s not just about attending a church service, but also living a life dedicated to God’s work in every thought, decision, word, and action.

A biblical theology of worship is presented in this message.  It is based on sound biblical teaching concerning worship of the one true living God as revealed in His Holy Word, the Holy Bible.  That is the ongoing subject of this series.   This message explains what is meant by a biblical theology of worship.  It also details and lists types/modes of worship.

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message live at RACC on 2/23/25.  It is mainly based on Matthew 23:23 and Micah 6:8.  This introductory message serves as a theological overture previewing the biblical course of sermons ahead.  The Spirit is probing us.  Have we let the peace of GOD’s  justice, grace, and faith, bless and lead us to daily participate in His everlasting love?  God is calling us to this holistic protocol of worship.  The gamut of the required mentality and characteristics of such a lifestyle will be examined throughout this series.  This sermon discusses the biblical world view that God expects from the transformed, sanctified souls of His holy pasture.

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message live at the Island Nursing and Rehab’ Center, Holtsville, NY on 2/9/25.  It is based on Deuteronomy 6: 4-6 and Romans 8: 1-2.  God’s grace enables us to experience victory as we diligently seek to serve Christ as Lord.  You cannot live a Christian life successfully on your own merits; Christ is the only one able to make that happen through the mind of His Spirit.