Allen Jackson Ministries

If you consider yourself to be a person of faith, you need to be aware of the spiritual influences that surround you and impact your life. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses angels and demons; the Bible makes it clear that they exist and they influence our lives. Pastor Allen shows how this is good news for those who follow the Lord, since the angels are ministering spirits who are sent to protect, inform, guard, guide, and help us along our journeys.

How do we live securely in an increasingly insecure world? When we place our security in the Lord, we will find the firm foundation we need, and it will keep us from living in fear and anxiety. Pastor Allen Jackson offers practical ways to draw closer to God, which can help build our experience and trust in the sure footing the Lord provides. He also discusses promises from the Bible that can help us rest in God’s provision and protection, no matter what.

When you’re in a battle, you don't quit until there's a victory. As we stand on the frontlines of this major spiritual battle, Pastor Allen Jackson offers this message of encouragement: God is moving! Pastor Allen provides recent examples of God’s movement, then uses Scripture to remind us of God’s ultimate authority; His ability; His presence; His faithfulness; and His love. We've been called to hold God’s place in our generation, and when we seek Him, He will give us the strength we need to persevere.

As God’s people own our place, tell the truth, and stand for what’s right, we find ourselves on the front line of a spiritual battle. How do we persevere? Where do we find new strength? In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson offers encouragement to the weary—God our Father loves us, and He is training us! Pastor Allen reminds us of our value to the Lord, discusses the importance of seeking Him, and offers insight on God’s redemption and His vengeance. By pursuing the Lord, we’ll find the courage and endurance we need to stand firmly on the front line.

How do we seek the Lord? Why is it important to intentionally pursue Him? Seeking the Lord is a practice we see throughout the Bible, and Pastor Allen Jackson offers practical ways we can pursue God through prayer, fasting, worship, reading our Bibles, avoiding evil, and more. As we diligently seek the Lord, He gives us wisdom and insight beyond our own, equipping us for whatever challenges we face.

We are not defeated. The Judge of all the Earth will ultimately determine human history, and He will direct our paths as we listen and respond to Him. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson shows the hope offered by God’s judgement. He encourages us to purify our hearts and eliminate distractions that keep us from following God fully, including failure, inconsistency, discontentment, disappointments, and frustration with God’s timing. As we root out these distractions from our lives, we’ll discover deeper contentment and a more Spirit-filled faith.

It’s time to start a revolution to deliver people from the power of darkness into the power of God. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson offers two key strategies that will change our nation: persuading as many people as possible to follow Jesus and strengthening the nuclear family. Pastor Allen discusses the importance of diligently pursuing God, committing ourselves to prayer, and making a practice of repenting, renouncing, and releasing anything that holds us back from God’s best. Our world desperately needs a Jesus revolution, and it begins with us!

A revolution is defined as a transfer of power. God has called the Church to initiate a revolution—not one rooted in violence or politics—but a revolution to help people who have lived under the power of the Devil, to be set free by the power of God. Pastor Allen Jackson lists seven characteristics of God’s unsurpassable power: He’s the Creator, eternal, the Judge of all the Earth, omnipotent (all powerful); omniscient (all knowing), He loves people, and He’s the only God. As we yield to God’s power, He empowers us to impact the world for His purposes.

God describes Himself as “Father,” and Pastor Allen uses Scripture to illustrate why that male descriptor is central to our understanding of God, and our relationship with Him. He also discusses the importance of fatherhood—a role assigned specifically to men. Recognizing that our earthly fathers can cause hurts, Pastor Allen offers insight on forgiveness, and how God can heal the sting of broken relationships and situations. He then offers a list of attitudes we can embrace to show we are maturing as God’s children, giving our best to Him.

After seasons of suffering, discomfort, difficulty, and hardship, God Himself brings restoration—with new strength, greater stability, and a better future. Pastor Allen Jackson discusses how God is bringing restoration to our world today, and the role God calls us to play in our generation. He offers a biblical perspective on several issues we face, including the destruction of the nuclear family, censorship, immigration through our southern border, communism in America, the destruction of our economy, and the dissatisfaction and entitlement so prevalent within our culture.

The God we worship is a God of restoration, and when He intervenes in our lives, He restores us to a better-than-new condition. Pastor Allen Jackson discusses the reality of God’s restoring power, and the actions we need to take to invite the Spirit of God to work in our lives. Everyone needs restoration—people who don’t know the Lord, and Christ followers—and we need to have the courage to let God do something new in us. Pastor Allen also offers biblical insight on timely topics including gender confusion, riots and lawlessness, and illegal immigration.

People are tremendously valuable to God, and many need help finding their way to Him. The Bible tells us that once we know what we believe and why, our job is to help our neighbors into God's Kingdom. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson sheds light on this assignment. He discusses what Scripture directs us to do to help our neighbors, versus what the world tells us; the difference between compassion on others, versus cooperation with sin; and the importance of humility and mercy, versus self-righteousness and pride. The world needs a heart change, and it can begin with us.

God’s people are battling against discouragement—the loss of courage. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses three common reactions to our current culture. Christians are either pressed and distressed; unaware and unconcerned; or listening and obedient to God. He discusses the differences in these responses and encourages us to personally reflect on where we are, versus where we would like to be. He offers proactive steps we can take to move toward the Lord and refresh our courage, so we can be salt and light to our generation.

Pontius Pilate recognized that the Jews were jealous of Jesus. He didn’t suspect Jesus had done anything worthy of execution, but he didn't have the courage to stand up for the truth—there was too much at stake. Pilate's wavering led to the execution of Jesus. Pastor Allen Jackson discusses the story, encouraging us to be unashamed, unmistakable, courageous, assertive advocates for Jesus. He offers ways to prepare ourselves spiritually, committing ourselves to prayer, reading the Bible, being obedient to God and His leading, and standing up for the Truth we know.

The challenges we face today are less obvious and more sinister than a year ago. If God's people are awakened and respond to Him, we will see His deliverance. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses the obstacles we face today and the various responses we see emerging from the Church. He offers ways to shore up the foundations of our faith through Bible reading, prayer, and more, so we are prepared to stand boldly and courageously in the Lord.

There is big trouble ahead, and the book of Revelation calls it the tribulation. Pastor Allen Jackson discusses the tribulation and what we need to do to be prepared. He also offers a detailed explanation on the cross of Jesus Christ, its significance to mankind, and the power available to Christ-followers through it. We will see God move in our lives as we reject sin, turn our hurts over to God, choose purity, and become willingly obedient to the Truth we know.

We’re living through an amazing and unprecedented time. Our globe is changing, our lives are changing, our communities are changing, and in the midst of that, God is doing amazing things to prepare His people. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses why and how to walk through this season as people who are holy, set apart, and aligned with the Spirit of God. God is inviting us to a bolder, more courageous, and more direct response in the days ahead, and the more we are able to listen and respond to the Holy Spirit, the more prepared we will be.

What do we do with worry and fear? As the turbulence increases and uncertainty escalates, we are going to need supernatural peace. Pastor Allen Jackson provides a template for walking through frightening times, showing what Scripture says we should or should not fear. He discusses how to watch, listen, think, and act to combat fear, worry, and anxiety, so we can stand confidently and securely under God’s watchful care.

When we pray, we open the door to divine possibility. During this special National Day of Prayer service, Pastor Allen Jackson offers historical insight on the day and our heritage as a Christian nation. He discusses the reasons why we pray and the impact our prayers have on the world around us. He leads us in prayers and proclamations for ourselves, our nation, the Church, our community, and our schools.

What’s ahead? What’s going to happen? Pastor Allen Jackson offers discernment by reviewing World Outreach Church’s weekly prayer plan (The Battle Plan), highlighting passages from the past year. He shows the unfolding of events and how God has been faithful, despite the many challenges. He discusses current issues facing our nation including illegal immigration, FBI investigations, attacks on free speech, increasing lawlessness, mocking of law enforcement, and false churches. He emphasizes the importance of embracing opportunities to exercise our faith, which will help us draw closer to God as the future unfolds.

We are learning lessons we cannot afford to lose or forget. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson reviews World Outreach Church’s prayer plan (The Battle Plan) from the past year and discusses key points to carry forward. We’re in training, and through the trials, God is teaching us to take our assignments more seriously. We’re discovering the importance of gathering together, repentance, how to overcome, and how to watch, listen, think, and act with spiritual discernment. We are going to need to be fully surrendered to the Lord in order to stand in the season ahead, and God, in His great mercy, is preparing us.

It takes courage, patience, and endurance to follow Jesus, and the key to a future that honors the Lord lies in the devoted hearts of God’s people. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson offers a series of prayers to prepare our hearts for our next steps forward. Our strength comes through the Spirit of God, and He is a God who restores. Pastor Allen illustrates these truths by discussing several Bible characters including Samson—a man who forgot his covenant with God, lost his strength and was humbled, then God restored his strength, once again.

The world we lived in prior to COVID-19 has slipped through our fingers, but God is providing all we need to sustain us on this new journey. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses the new things God is doing in our midst, and lists the gifts God gives us when we are made new in Christ. He highlights the behaviors and habits of Old Testament prophets to show what they did to gain God’s perspective on the world around them. As we choose to believe God, and seek the Holy Spirit's direction, we will gain the discernment we need to navigate our current situations.

We want to practice saying YES to the Lord, even though we’re walking in pathways that are new to us. God is continuing to do new things, and in this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses how there is a creative expression of God ahead of us that supersedes anything we’ve seen before. He shares insight on the heavenly realms and the reality of the spiritual forces at work around us, all of the time. God knows the challenges and obstacles in front of us, and He’s prepared to overcome them!

If we look at our actions, what future are we making? Are we crafting it with intentionality, under the direction of the Spirit of God, or are we lamenting the future we’re watching other people create? In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses the actions and attitudes we need to embrace, or push away, as we look to proactively shape a future that exalts Jesus Christ. He contrasts faith with the refusal to believe, and how our willingness tell the Truth, and honor the Truth, is what will change our future.