Keith Jackson concludes his series on Habakkuk by drawing points from chapter 3 on how we can have a living faith in a dying world.
Glorifying God, serving one another, extending His kingdom.
Glorifying God, serving one another, extending His kingdom.
Sermons by Keith Jackson
Keith Jackson looks at the time Zacchaeus hid in a tree as he wanted to see Jesus without others seeing him just looking, and how today Jesus still stops and looks up at the ‘tree’ that hides you from view.
Speaking from Luke 24:1-12 on Easter Sunday, Keith Jackson speaks on how the resurrection changes everything.
Keith Jackson speaks on the importance of water baptism which signifies that we are drowning in His love – but we don’t stay under because there’s a resurrection too!
Keith Jackson continues his series from the book of Habakkuk and speaks on how if you want to live by faith, you need to be one who intercedes and seeks God for the nation and your town.
At our annual Insight Meeting, Billy Fenning and Keith Jackson speak on how God is doing a new thing at All Nations.
Have you ever wondered why God is taking His time with you? Why does He take so long to answer Keith Jackson speaks on how we can learn from the prophet Habakkuk and keep praying when times are tough.
For such a time as this is often quoted from the book of Esther. Keith Jackson explores how being here for such a time as this is not a blessing to receive, it is a strategy to live out; it is a deliberate way of living that changes the culture around us.
Looking at Luke 6, the time when Jesus fed the five thousand, Keith Jackson shares a short devotional on being stretched in our faith.
Looking at a post COVID-19 church, Keith Jackson asks the question, what next for outreach?