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Today, Pastor Jack teaches that contentment is something we learn. We don’t naturally become content, we practice it by reading God’s Word and applying it to our lives, and through choosing gratitude over complaining.

Today, Pastor Jack teaches that discontentment doesn’t stay small. It grows into complaining, bitterness and sadly, a lack of gratitude. But, at its core, discontentment shows a lack of trust in God and knowing that He wants what's best for us.

Today, Pastor Jack teaches that when God’s Word lives in our hearts, it’s a powerful way to live. When we allow ourselves to be taught by the Lord, and yield our lives to His will, we can live free of uncertainty and doubt.

Today, Pastor Jack teaches that the purpose of discernment is to know and follow God’s will in every situation. When God’s will is our priority, the goal is not just making decisions, but making decisions that God wants for our lives.

Today, Pastor Jack teaches that discernment is the ability to tell the difference between truth and lies, right and wrong, or God’s way vs. other influences. It’s a discipline that takes a renewal of our minds, through prayer, scripture, and relying on the Holy Spirit to guide our decision making process.

Today, Pastor Jack teaches that disappointment can reveal what is really in our hearts. A thankful heart prepares for disappointment, and uniting our will to God's will strengthens our faith and trust in Him.

Today, Pastor Jack teaches that we often place hope in the wrong things. Many disappointments happen when we rely too much on our good intentions, or other’s unreasonable expectations. So, we need to move our trust back to God, who never disappoints.

Today, Pastor Jack teaches that disappointment is part of God’s process. God allows it because it teaches, corrects, even redirects us when we’re not going the right way, or doing the right thing.

Today, Pastor Jack teaches that disabilities and limitations can push us to rely upon God. When we focus on how to respond to problems and not the problems themselves, our strength and support will come from the Lord, rather than ourselves.

Today, Pastor Jack teaches that there is a purpose in our disabilities. Even bad circumstances can lead to meaningful outcomes. So, instead of seeing our troubles as pointless suffering that nothing good will come out of it, God can use those times to help us grow spiritually.