FBCG Live with Pastor John K. Jenkins Sr.

In Part 5 of the Money Matters series, Pastor Jenkins teaches that tithing is far more than a financial practice; it is an expression of trust, obedience, and devotion to God. Drawing from Malachi 3:6-12, this message reveals how honoring God with the first portion of our increase positions us to experience His provision, protection, and blessing. Learn how putting God first, overcoming the love of money, and trusting His promises can transform both your spiritual and financial life.Support the show

In Part 4 of the Money Matters series, Pastor Jenkins examines David's response in 2 Samuel 24 and the true cost of worship and giving. After relying on his own strength instead of trusting God, David learned that honoring God requires sacrifice. When offered everything he needed at no cost, David refused, declaring that he would not give God something that cost him nothing. Learn how sacrificial giving reflects genuine worship, deepens your trust in God, and demonstrates gratitude for all He has done.Support the show

Continuing the Money Matters series, Pastor Jenkins teaches that God can supernaturally help His people overcome debt when they follow His principles and trust His provision. Through the stories of the widow's oil and Peter's miraculous catch, this message reveals how God often works through the resources, skills, and opportunities already in our hands. Learn how obedience, diligence, and wise stewardship can position you to experience God's provision and financial breakthrough.Support the show

As part of the Money Matters series, Pastor Jenkins challenges the cultural norm of relying on debt and reveals God's desire for His people to live in financial freedom. Drawing from Proverbs 22:7, this message explores the dangers of debt, the importance of trusting God as Provider, and practical biblical principles for avoiding financial bondage. Discover how prayer, discipline, and faith can help you break free from debt and walk in God's provision.Support the show

Giving is more than a financial act; it is a spiritual discipline that reflects our trust in God and our relationship with Him. In this episode, we explore 2 Corinthians 9:1–15 and discover how generosity, obedience, and a willing heart position us to experience God's grace and provision. Learn why cheerful giving matters and how God uses our generosity to meet needs, advance His kingdom, and bring glory to His name.Support the show

In this sermon, Pastor Jenkins teaches that what we believe shapes our destiny, and many remain in bondage by accepting lies instead of God’s truth. From John 8:31–36, he explains that true disciples abide in God’s Word daily and that Jesus offers real freedom from sin. He also shares key truths for believers: accept yourself, take responsibility, trust God to break chains, and understand that both good and difficult seasons shape who we become because applying God’s truth leads to true freedom and identity in Him.Support the show

In this episode, Pastor Jenkins breaks down Matthew 24 and our responsibility as believers to share the Gospel before Christ returns. Centered on verse 14, he walks through five key questions that define our mission—what to do, where to go, why it matters, when to act, and who is called. This is a reminder that we’re not spectators, but participants in spreading the Gospel to the world.Support the show

In this episode, we explore how to discover your God-given purpose through the story of Nehemiah. Learn the five key indicators of purpose—passion, possibilities, provision, opposition, and partners—and how the burden on your heart may be pointing you toward your calling.Support the show

In this episode, we are reminded that believers have every reason to Shabach the Lord—praising Him loudly, boldly, and intentionally. This message encourages listeners to reflect on God’s goodness—how He strengthens, provides, and blesses His people—and to praise Him even when circumstances are not perfect. No matter what we face, God is always worthy of our praise.Support the show

In this episode of the B.L.E.S.S. series, Pastor Jenkins delivers a powerful narrative message from Acts 16, reflecting on the faith of Paul and Silas while imprisoned.  Pastor Jenkins challenges believers to remain faithful, available, and prepared, because the people on our FRANCES list may one day reach their breaking point and need someone who knows the Lord to lead them to salvation.Support the show

In the final message of the B.L.E.S.S. series, Pastor Jenkins explores the last step: Share a Story. After praying, listening, building relationships, and serving others, believers are called to share their personal testimony. Pastor Jenkins explains a simple three-part approach: who you were before Christ, what God did in your life, and who you are now because of Him. Your story is powerful—because no one can dispute the transformation God has worked in your life.Support the show

In this episode of the B.L.E.S.S. series on reaching the lost, Pastor Jenkins focuses on the fourth step—the first “S”: Serve. After seeking God in prayer, listening with intention, and engaging in meaningful relationships, believers are called to identify a need in someone’s life and meet it through service. Pastor Jenkins reminds us that true greatness in God’s kingdom is found in serving others. Support the show

Continuing the B.L.E.S.S. framework for reaching the lost, this episode focuses on the third step: Engage Relationally. After praying and listening, believers are called to step into people’s worlds through shared interests, shared meals, and authentic connection. Following Paul’s example, this message challenges us to meet people where they are and build real relationships so that, by all means, some might be saved.Support the show

Continuing the B.L.E.S.S. framework for reaching the lost, this episode focuses on the second step: Listen. Many people in our communities feel unseen and unheard, and believers are called to respond differently—being swift to hear and slow to speak. This message challenges us to show genuine care through attentive listening, creating space for trust, understanding, and meaningful connection rather than rushing to fix or judge.Support the show

God desires for all people to be saved, and believers are called to help the unsaved come to know the truth. This episode introduces a practical approach to evangelism using the B.L.E.S.S. acronym, equipping listeners to intentionally reach those on their FRANCES list—Friends, Relatives, Acquaintances, Neighbors, Co-workers, Enemies, and Strangers—and guide them toward a relationship with Christ.Support the show

Drawing from Luke 14 and 15, this episode highlights God’s desire for His house to be filled and calls believers to shift their focus from personal blessing to kingdom impact. Using the practical F.R.A.N.C.E.S. list—Friends, Relatives, Acquaintances, Neighbors, Co-workers, Enemies, and Strangers—the message challenges listeners to be intentional about reaching the lost and to use their God-given authority to compel people back to God.Support the show

This episode explores Luke 22, where Jesus prepares His disciples for the final days before the cross and reveals a powerful truth to Peter: Satan has asked to sift them. The sifting is intentional—designed to expose what is real—but believers are not left unprotected. Jesus declares, “But I have prayed for you,” reminding us that faith can be tested without being destroyed and that restoration is always part of God’s plan. This message reflects on seasons of sifting and calls us to step forward with clarity, strength, and a renewed assignment to return to God and strengthen others.Support the show

This episode reminds us that Christmas is rooted in the non-negotiable truths of the Christian faith, not debates over secondary issues. Drawing from Matthew 1, the message centers on three foundational truths about Jesus: His miraculous pregnancy through the Holy Spirit, His purpose to save people from their sins and open the door of salvation to all through faith, and His person as Emmanuel—God with us. This teaching explores how what we believe about Jesus shapes how we live, handle guilt and shame, and endure life’s trials with confidence in God’s presence. Support the show

Jonah 4 reveals a hard truth: obedience doesn’t always mean our hearts are aligned. When God shows mercy to Nineveh, Jonah’s anger exposes his struggle with grace for people he didn’t want forgiven. Through a simple object lesson, God confronts Jonah’s selective compassion and calls him—and us—back to His heart: gracious, merciful, slow to anger, and eager to restore. This episode challenges us to examine our hearts, confront selective compassion, and realign ourselves with the gracious, merciful heart of God.Support the show

We all know what it’s like to run from what God is calling us to do. Jonah’s story shows us that even when we resist, God’s mercy is still chasing us. When Jonah obeyed, everything changed—not just for him, but for an entire city. In this episode, we talk about repentance, obedience, and the God who always desires restoration.Support the show

Jonah’s prayer in Chapter 2 shows us how to approach God even from the depths of our own disobedience and crisis. No matter how far we’ve fallen, God still desires relationship and responds to a sincere cry for help. This episode explores how a shift toward worship and renewed obedience invites God’s faithful rescue, bringing us back to solid ground.Support the show

Every believer carries a God-given purpose, but running from that call brings avoidable stress and unintended consequences. Yet even in our disobedience, God is already preparing the way back. This episode dives into that tension between running and returning and the hope God offers every step of the way.Support the show

You weren’t chosen by chance—you were chosen on purpose. In this episode, we explore John 15:16 and the power of divine selection. Discover what it truly means to live chosen, called, and connected to the heart of God.Support the show

When God’s favor rests on your life, opposition often follows. In this episode, we look at Joseph’s story—a reminder that the very things that stir envy or resistance may be the markers of divine purpose. What feels like rejection might actually be redirection, guiding you toward the destiny God designed just for you.Support the show

God’s thoughts about us are far greater than we can comprehend—layered with purpose, creativity, and strategy. In this episode, we dive into Jeremiah 29:11 to uncover the richness of the Hebrew meaning behind “thoughts.”Support the show

This episode examines the cost of giving up what’s eternal for what’s temporary and why protecting your spiritual birthright matters more than ever.Support the show

You have to stop looking for signs and start functioning with what works. The more you walk with God, the more you will understand Him. Support the show

Never forget where God brought you from. Do you recognize the manna in your life?Support the show

What is the secret to having Jesus manifest Himself in you? He will manifest Himself to those who love Him, and to those who have and keep His commandments. Support the show

The Bible teaches us to worship God freely and without shame. We can use our whole bodies to praise Him, giving Him praise for the miracles, answered prayers, and situations He’s brought us through. We should praise God continually because, no matter what we go through, when we get to the end of our story, we will be better. Support the show

When we praise and worship God, it invites God to respond! What gives God the glory is when you willingly or sacrificially offer Him praise and worship, not when you do it because someone asks you to. Support the show

Praise & worship remind us that praise is not a spectator sport. It’s a sacred, vocal, and visible expression of faith. Make praise and worship a lifestyle, not a Sunday ritual.Support the show

Having joy means you have the confidence that God is still in control, regardless of what happens in your life. When you count, count it all!Support the show

God is always inclining His ear to hear us, but are we truly hearing Him? In this episode, we explore the heart posture needed for effective prayer, the role of sin in blocking communication with God, and how aligning our prayers with His Word leads us to His will.Support the show

It is problematic when God tries to communicate with us, and we refuse to listen.  Sometimes, God allows trouble in our lives because that’s the only time we pray and seek Him. The reason why God allows adversity in your life is so you can see the teacher and hear the word.Support the show

God is raising up a generation who is not ashamed to be a Christian and who will openly share Christ. A parent's job is not to force a child to become who the parent wants the child to be; rather, to encourage the child to be who God called them to be.Support the show

In Matthew 20, Jesus redefines leadership, significance, and honor—not through power, but through service. True greatness in God’s kingdom comes from humility, sacrifice, and submission. Who is the greatest? Jesus is the greatest!Support the show

A lack of knowledge and failure to study God's Word can lead to consequences that impact not only your life but also future generations. If we pursue God’s word and stop listening to the world, it will make all the difference in our lives!Support the show

Whatever you thought you could do with your life, God can do so much more! The devil will make you think you’re useless and not valuable, but you are valuable to God. If God can choose to use a donkey, He can choose to use you!Support the show

When the devil tries to take something from you, God will give it back to you! God blessed you so that you can be a blessing to someone else. He strategically places people in our path who are part of our journey.Support the show

Learn to desire only those whom God sends to be in your life. Some people are a detriment to your destiny! A sign that you’re a child of God is that you don’t treat people the way they treat you!Support the show

You must learn to encourage yourself because the people around you may not be encouragers! You do your part and allow God to do His part!Support the show

The ultimate desire of the enemy is to get you to become afraid. Position yourself, stand still and watch God fight your battle!Support the show

If you don’t have the right perspective, the challenges in life will take you out! Our God is greater than any problem we face.Support the show

Prayer is a form of worship and should not be programmed. Don’t lose faith in your prayer life. Continue to talk to God even in the face of difficulties. Support the show

Your life is a spiritual battle. The sword is God's Word that inflicts damage against the enemy. We overcome the enemy by quoting the Word.Support the show

You become what you think! Unless you change your way of thinking, you won’t experience deliverance. What thoughts do you need to take captive? What do you need to pull down?Support the show

Paul reminds us that we are not battling against people, but against “the wicked one.” The devil will do everything in his power to discourage you and destroy your confidence and your hope. We combat the lies, suggestions and fiery darts of the devil by our faith!Support the show

Your lifestyle should be such that, when people see how God answers your prayers, they want to know your God! When the opportunity arises, always be equipped to share the gospel.Support the show

Protect that in your life which gives you spiritual life. Don’t allow the devil to put hatred in your heart; it damages your relationship with God.Support the show