God will Provide Your Ram in the Bush
This is the second night of revival sermon by Pastor Walter A. Jackson, III held at Mt. Olivet Baptist Church Brunswick, Maryland
If You Just Talk to the Savior
This is a Revival sermon by Pastor Walter A. Jackson, III at the Mt. Olivet Baptist Church in Brunswick, MD on September 14, 2017
Less of us and more of Jesus
In this message from John 3:30-36 Pastor Jackson talks about how we must put the things of Christ before our personal desires and agendas. Less of us and more of Continue Reading
Dirty Shoes? Let Jesus Clean Your Feet
Pastor Walter Jackson was the preacher for the opening session of the Brackett-Morrell Association (Area 7) of the American Baptist Churches of the South. The session was held at the Continue Reading
When The Teachings of Jesus Challenge Us…
Most of the teaching of Jesus is not hard to understand…just hard to do! When we follow him, we follow him, not what we want him to be. He embodies Continue Reading
When the Lord Closes Your Red Sea Behind You
In this sermon Pastor Jackson looks at several passages of scripture; Exodus 14:13,16,21-22, 27-31 and Isaiah 43:19 in the light of how God wants to do a new thing in Continue Reading
When Being A Christian Consumer Is A Good Thing…
When we receive Jesus at Holy Communion, his nourishment becomes part of our own body as we join him in the world…A sermon of eating the body and drinking the Continue Reading
Who Will Go Behind the Veil?
In this sermon by Rev. Walter Jackson, He talks about how his desire is for people to have an encounter with Jesus That allows them to experience a behind the Continue Reading
The Decline of the Mid-Size Suburban Postwar Church
From the Kansas City Star Full article: HERE Medium-sized postwar churches, a formidable institution at one time, are in demographic free-fall. Other kinds of churches are thriving. LARGE: Hope Lutheran Continue Reading
Civil Asset Forfeiture: Liberty Vocabulary
One of the most flagrant attacks upon Liberty and the due process of law is the federal government’s program of civil asset forfeiture. This program allows the police to Continue Reading