Allen Jackson Ministries

The Spirit of God offers each of us a personal invitation towards freedom. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses how all the freedoms we enjoy come directly from God, and for our children to know the liberties and freedoms we do, the Church must be alive, healthy, and vibrant. God will respond to us as we repent and pray for ourselves, our communities, and our nation. Pastor Allen then leads the congregation in a prayer to ask God into our lives and offers an invitation towards baptism.

The power and authority of Jesus is available to help you overcome whatever challenge you face today. Pastor Allen Jackson shows how Jesus made the way for a personal relationship with Almighty God by paying the highest price—and how our belief in Jesus gives us tremendous barrier-breaking power. He also discusses the importance of repenting, renouncing, and releasing anything that separates us from God, so we can fulfill God’s purpose for our lives.

What do you believe about Jesus? Do you know Him as your Savior? Do you know Him as a healer? Do you know Him as someone who baptizes in the Spirit? Do you know Him as a deliverer? Do you know Him as a restorer of dreams? Do you know Him as Lord—or do you still dictate policy to Him? In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses how being “lost” extends beyond those who don’t know the Lord—it also applies to Christ-followers who don't know Him fully, losing or forfeiting the opportunities of their faith, due to their own choices and resistance. Our strength, power, and direction come from diligently seeking God, drawing close to Him, listening to Him, and following Him.

Do you really believe the world is going to come to an end, or is that an idea preachers talk about just to manipulate us? In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses the biblical evidence for the end of time, and what that means to our lives today. No one knows exactly when the end of time will come, but as we see prophecies being fulfilled around us, we need to prepare. Pastor Allen discusses key behaviors we can cultivate to strengthen our faith so we can stand firm until the end.

The predictions of “the end of time” go back a long way, but two key prophecies are being fulfilled that make today different than any other point in history: the establishment of Israel as a nation, and God purifying His Church. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses these in depth. It’s time to listen to God’s Spirit and be strengthened by His Truth so we can withstand the pressures that will come as we draw closer to Jesus’ return.

It will take determination and faith to complete our course. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses how every generation must choose whether they will yield to the Lord and accept His truth—or not. It’s our turn in the arena, and God has invited us into the heart of what he’s doing in the earth. Let’s live in such a way that the generations who follow us have Kingdom victories because of the choices we’ve made today.

Let’s live in such a way that the generations that follow us will experience the blessings of God. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses cultivating the kind of faith that impacts those around us. This type of faith requires courage, vision, and listening to God as we follow Him in a determined way. Significance is birthed out of sacrifice and choosing to say “Yes” to the Lord will lead to the greatest opportunities of our lives.

We are witnessing the approaching End of the Age. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson highlights several scriptures that discuss the end times and how they relate to what we’re living through today. To successfully navigate what’s ahead of us, we need to learn to walk in the light in a new way so we can recognize and push back on the darkness. There are elements in our future no human has anticipated, but if we seek God, He will help protect and prepare us for what’s to come.

It’s not only okay to wrestle with God, it’s a part of the journey when you’re growing in your faith. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson offers examples of people who wrestled with God over various assignments and decisions. When the Lord is moving and calling us to be a part of His plans, it’s normal to feel resistance—we have to wrestle with God in prayer, bringing Him our fears, uncertainties, and doubts, so we can align our hearts with His purposes.

We express our faith through our actions. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson addresses a variety of things that can prevent us from moving forward in faith, including fear. When God presents you with an invitation, it can feel frightening or overwhelming. But our finest moments come when we choose to move forward in faith and pursue God’s best. Pastor Allen highlights several circumstances where this was true in his own life and the lives of others. As World Outreach Church considers expanding, he asks the congregation to continue to pray and seek the Lord for wisdom and direction regarding their roles.

Our goal is to be filled with the Spirit of God and have the boldness to speak the truth. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses the importance of the church’s role in the earth. He offers several examples that show how sacrifice is part of growing and maturing as a Christ-follower and as a body of believers. Jesus is the head of the Church, and as He calls us to new assignments, our goal is to overcome our fears and follow Him. As we honor God with our time, talents, and resources, we can trust Him for His provision in our lives.

There should be a distinction between Christ-followers and people who aren’t trying to honor the Lord. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses our need for God’s wisdom and the importance of intentionally using our time, talents, resources, and money to strengthen God’s Kingdom. There is a life beyond time, and it’s a realm of existence that can be impacted by the choices we make today. Following Jesus will always seem radical to those who don’t believe, but choosing to obey God and His Word—even when it's difficult or unpopular—will bring us eternal rewards.

Does it make any difference in eternity whether you serve God with intention, or if you’re ambivalent about your faith? In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses what the Bible says about eternal rewards. Our salvation is a gift from God, and there is nothing we can do to earn it—but Christ-followers will also be asked to give an accounting of our lives. Rewards in eternity will come from how we honor the Lord with our time, talents, resources, and choices today.

Leading a supernatural life requires cultivating your faith like you do good health, hygiene, and financial habits—it takes effort and diligence. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses what it looks like to live with determined faith by examining the Exodus story, when the Israelites escaped from Egypt. After being called by God to rescue his people, we watch Moses’s leadership and trust in God grow as the story unfolds. Following God is not a one-time decision; it requires consistently choosing to say “yes” to Him in every season.

Being faithful to God means choosing to follow Him, again and again—even when it’s difficult or doesn't make sense. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson uses Abraham’s life to illustrate how you can be walking in God’s plan, yet still encounter frustrations, obstacles, and distractions. This doesn’t mean you’re on the wrong course, but that you need to persevere and live with a determined faith. Pastor Allen also discusses blessings and curses, and how our choices today can impact our lives and the generations that follow us.

When Paul told us to run the race in such a way that we get the prize, he wasn’t giving a motivational speech; He was defining what it means to be a Christ-follower. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson offers three components necessary to living with an engaged and determined faith. He also discusses blessings and curses, offering insight on the role they play in our faith and the impact they can have on our lives.

We need invitations to walk in the fullness of the Spirit, the fruit of the Spirit, and the freedom of the Spirit. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson offers these invitations and discusses why it’s important to cultivate and pursue spiritual things. He explores several passages from the gospel of John, showing how the apostle invites readers to believe in Jesus and the spiritual realm. Once we are born again and receive salvation, we need to increasingly learn what it means to walk as disciples and servants of God, allowing the Holy Spirit to equip us to accomplish His purposes in our generation.

Baptism in the Holy Spirit is an experience that’s available to us after salvation, empowering us for ministry. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses Spirit baptism and the power it can bring into a Christ-follower’s life. He addresses common questions and concerns about baptism in the Holy Spirit and speaking in tongues, and offers insight on how it equips us for our God-assignments. The apostles were baptized by the Holy Spirit on Pentecost, and Jesus continues to offer this transformative gift to believers today.

Evil touches everyone’s life—it’s a difficult part of our journey through time. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses evil and the spirit of Antichrist, which actively works against the purposes of God and His people. He offers examples of where we see this on display in the world today, and evidence of it in the Bible. Persecution always feels personal, but it’s part of being a Christ-follower. Knowing what to expect—and being able to recognize the spiritual realm at work around us—will help equip us to stand in our faith in any circumstance.

The spirit of Antichrist not only opposes the purposes of Christ, it wants to take the place Christ deserves in our lives and in our world. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson offers an overview of the gifts the Holy Spirit offers us, then discusses how we can recognize the spirit of Antichrist. We can see evidence of Antichrist’s work all around us, and Pastor Allen offers tools we can use to fight and overcome evil through the power of Christ within us.

There's an aspect of our faith that’s beyond our understanding—God is not like us. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses the importance of growing in our belief in spiritual things. He answers questions like: Are angels and demons real, and how do they impact us? How can you tell if the Holy Spirit is leading you or an unclean spirit? How are spiritual gifts different than the fruit of the Spirit? How can we strengthen our belief in things we can’t fully understand?