Breakthroughs Rejected

Allen Jackson Ministries

Breakthroughs Rejected

Air Date: January 19th & 20th

God is inviting us to take the next small steps with Him. He is moving in the earth, preparing His people for breakthroughs. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses the opportunities we can miss by rejecting an invitation from God. He pulls from the life of Apostle Paul to illustrate that breakthroughs are often incremental, and the path toward them frequently looks disruptive or intrusive to our own plans. Opposition to God’s movement is part of the journey, but accepting the assignments before us will lead to great blessings from our Lord.

God’s Provision Is Necessary

To flourish in the time ahead, we need to understand God’s promises in a personal way. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses how following Jesus brings God’s blessings into our lives—if we choose to believe and not doubt. We can call on God’s Spirit to help us. We can experience God’s peace in any circumstance. We can ask God for His supernatural wisdom. He will provide for all our needs. He promises all of this to us—and more—when we choose to follow Him with our whole hearts.

Breakthroughs Declined

We will find God’s best for us when we’re prepared to make sacrifices. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses places in Scripture where people reject a breakthrough opportunity from the Lord. He walks us through the story of the rich young ruler as well as the man born blind to demonstrate where rejection can take place, what it can look like, and how to avoid it in our own lives. America is a nation of comfort and convenience, but a journey with God will require hard work, patience, sacrifice, and spiritual awareness. This new year, let’s align ourselves with what God is doing in His people.

God's Provision for Your Life

Everything we need for life and godliness has been provided for us through God’s promises. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson encourages us to focus on following God, trusting in His promises and His provision as we work to extend His Kingdom. Our stability doesn’t come from appeasing our culture—it comes from yielding our lives to God, His Truth, His plans, and His purposes for our lives. Pastor Allen also talks about how to address thoughts and behaviors that torment us, so we can experience God’s peace in any situation.