Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message on 1/19/20 based on the 23rd Psalm.  God’s Word reveals that He lovingly provides all who will be His faithful disciples, the power and wisdom to successfully relate to Jesus as their Lord.  God sent us all this faithful leader Who constantly seeks to help us successfully make it into heaven to experience eternal life.  The twenty-third Psalm lets us know how to relate to Him.

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message on 1/12/20 based on Jeremiah 17:9-10 and John 7:16-18 – After we examine ourselves based on the Holy Word of God and allow Jesus to save us from our own innate sinful ways, we will experience spiritual agreement with Him as He completely becomes our Lord.  Jesus shows us by His example how to submit to God’s will in holy humility. 

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message on 1/5/20 based on Luke 9:23 and Isaiah 40:31 – You can feel renewed in God’s joy when you do heavenly work.  The Lord Jesus modeled a lifestyle of renewal in this mindset.  He used practical behaviors to stay strong in the power of His Heavenly Father, which helped Him continue to accomplish the goals of heaven.  He thought of others more highly than He thought of Himself.  God is spirit, but He also reveals practical ways to survive successfully as His ministers.  This is a 2020 Mission Vision for RACC, but it could also help you and your local church.

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this New Year’s Eve Meditation on 12/31/19, based on Judges 6:15 – You may not be thought of as the best person for what people think is the best, but God does not look at us the way people do.  He has a much greater plan and the power to back it up, but we must trust in Him alone! 

The essence and order of priority with regard to Christmas JOY is Jesus, Others, and You.  If you are an orthodox Christian, one who has been made spiritually alive by the saving grace of Jesus, then you have become the bride of Christ, a part of His Church; and you must conduct yourself according to His loving covenant that has been eternally established.  Your choice to be chosen must never be compromised by the faulty commitment of a wayward faith.  You must never forget the purpose and promise your Lord gave when He called you!

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message on 12/8/19, based on the Scriptures of our Bible Reading Fellowship schedule of reading through the Bible in 2019, Day #339 – Nehemiah 4, 5; 2 John 1; Psalms 140.  Every aspect of our lives must be in condition befitting the holy protocol of Jesus Christ, the Lord of All.

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message on 11/17/19 based on Psalm 100:1-5 and Philippians 4:4-7

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message on 11/10/19 based on 1 Corinthians 12:12 and Ephesians 4:16 – It is a prophetic teaching, exhorting us to realize that after obeying God’s command to properly cultivate, plant, and maintain our seedlings of faith, inevitably, by and by, there will come a season of harvest.  We will reap what we sow; in other words, we will experience the results of our relationship with God and people.  The message also focuses on how different giftings in the church work together as a covenant blessing.  Even though there are different spiritual attributes in the church built by Christ, they are complimentary, facilitating healthy growth.

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this message on 11/3/19 based on 1 Peter 1:22 and Hebrews 6:9-10 – There are symbolic references in the Scriptures that serve as lessons for our relationship with God, His true leaders, other Christians, and the unsaved.  God also uses our earthly relationships to help us understand how we should relate to Him.  His holy will must be done on earth as it is in heaven.  Our heavenly citizenship should supersede all, and there should be evidence in our testimony that we diligently seek to please God in all of our relationships. Others should recognize the glory of God shining through us.

Sr. Pastor A. A. Jackson shared this Communion Service Message on 10/6/19 based on Isaiah 53:4-5; 1 Corinthians 11:23-30; and 1 Peter 2:24, 25 – The Lord Jesus expects His followers to experience, on a daily basis, celebration of victory, as we testify of His redemption.  A daily examination of ourselves should also help us to maintain dependence on the provision of life that comes exclusively from Jesus as Lord.  Without this process of life-long cultivation, we will not enjoy true communion with Him.