Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message live at the Island Nursing and Rehab Center in Holtsville, NY.  It is based mainly on 1 Peter 2:11and Luke 4:14.  Jesus was always about His Father’s business.  As modern day disciples, or followers of Jesus, we must also be about the business of the Heavenly Father, making the Jesus-journey of life on the Earth our purpose for living, as we thrive in His holy will.

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message live at RACC on 11/2/25.  It is based on 1 Corinthians 15:58.  This third part of the message, regarding the development of a lifestyle of worship, renders some specific patterns that should make up the character of those who claim to be worshippers of the One True Living God.

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message live at RACC on 10/26/25.  It is based on Ezekiel 46:9.  God gave the prophet Ezekiel instructions that reveal a principle of living a life of worship.  The temple protocol of the ancient day serves as a type of holy living with holy patterns that are to be diligently adhered to with a loving commitment.

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message live at RACC on 10/19/25.  It is based on Psalm 34:1.  Worship is not just a doctrinal truth to explore, something you do for an hour on Sunday morning or during a conference you attend. This message reveals the biblical definition of transformation and discusses what a lifestyle of worship necessitates.

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message live at RACC on 10/12/25.  It is based on Psalms 25:5; 27:14; and 39:7.  It describes the worship dynamics that we can encounter when we take worship songs from the written page, or beyond the musicality of their instrumentation, as led by the Spirit, allowing them to become our heartfelt testimonials that resound up to the very throne of the Lord.

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message live at RACC on 9/5/25.  It is based mainly on Colossians 3:16.  True worship is a heart-level engagement with God, characterized by spiritual truth and a desire to glorify Him, ultimately involving a lifestyle of worship that extends beyond Sunday services.  This message builds upon the definition of Spirit-led worship as it elaborates upon the experience of Prophetic Worship.

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message live at RACC on 9/28/25.  It is based on 1 Samuel 10:6 and John 14:26.  Due to modern day liturgic relativism, there seems to be a free for all approach to defining and experiencing God’s protocol of worship.  This message will define Spirit-led worship, as well as reveal three main Spirit-led dynamics 0f biblically based worship. 

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this revival message live at RACC on 9/21/25.  It is based on 1 Thessalonians 5:18.  Should we ever feel like thanking God for our challenging midnight hour trials of life?  What are the key hindrances to true worship that yet prevail from biblical antiquity?  These are some of the questions answered in this message.