In this message, Pastor Kent Jacob expands on his previous message on "the power of repentance to change your life." He emphasized that repentance might be motivated by either being confronted with the need to change or having a personal conviction. In the last installment, he discussed being confronted with the need to repent and emphasized five crucial steps to repentance: Appeal for mercy, ask God for help, confess your sins, remain in God’s Presence, testify about God. He utilizes the story of the "prodigal son" this time to explain three further steps to repentance once you have that personal conviction. These are: you come to yourself, make a decision, and take action.

Pastor Kent Jacob emphasizes that the message of God's Kingdom came with a call to repentance. He defines repentance as "turning around, changing one's mind and changing one's life." It's about us turning away from our sins and toward Christ. Pastor Kent explains that repentance can be triggered by either being confronted with the need to change or having a personal conviction. Pastor Kent lays out five key steps to repentance: • Appeal for Mercy • Ask God for Help • Confess Your Sins • Remain in God’s Presence • Testify of God

Pastor Kent Jacob continues to talk about what we need to do to fulfill God's will. While we are saved by grace, he believes that there must be a DOING of God's will. He has been highlighting the need to accept Christ since the last episode. He defined acceptance as being synonymous with believing. We must have faith in Christ. While his main point in the last video was that we must have faith in Christ and His teachings, in this installment, Pastor Kent discusses the importance of believing in Christ's finished work. He maintains that we must believe that Christ's work had a redemptive purpose, that Christ's death was substitutionary, and that we are reconciled to God as a result of Christ's sacrifice. He closes by saying that it is only through Christ that we have eternal hope.

In this message, Pastor Kent Jacob ministers on what we must do to fulfil God's will. He claims that, while we are saved by grace, the Bible states in Matthew 7:21 that "not everyone who says Lord, Lord, will enter the Kingdom of Heaven, but only those who do the will of my Father who is in heaven." There is a DOING of God's will that must be accomplished. In this first instalment, Pastor Kent emphasises the importance of accepting Christ. Acceptance is synonymous with belief. We must have faith in Christ. We must have faith in His person, His teachings, and His completed work. Pastor Kent says that we must believe in Jesus as God's Son, the Christ, the Saviour of the World, and God in the flesh.  He concludes by advising us that we must accept Christ's teachings. The teachings of Jesus Christ are authoritative, foundational, spiritual, and transformative.

Pastor Kent Jacob continues his "Entering the Kingdom" sermon series. In this segment, he looks at the theme of "Getting to Know God's Will." God's will is essentially what God desires or determines to be done. Since the Bible teaches that in order to enter the kingdom, we must do God's will (Matthew 7:21), Pastor Kent contends that we must know what God's will is and follow it. He concludes that it is God's will that we be saved, sanctified, and resurrected at the end of time. Our required actions are related to our attainment of these.

Join Pastor Kent Jacob for Part 2 of his message, "The Keys to the Kingdom." In this instalment, he explains that receiving the keys of the kingdom means having the authority to enter the Kingdom of Heaven and allowing others to do so as well. Pastor Kent emphasizes that spiritual authority carries a great deal of responsibility, and church leaders must be careful to steward it. Spiritual authority in God's kingdom is not based on esteem, power, control, or manipulation. The world exercises this kind of dominion and control over the people it leads. But Christ said it must not be that way among you. Spiritual authority in the Kingdom is based on faithful service to God and obedience to His word and will. According to Pastor Kent, the ability to prophesy, perform deliverance, miracles, or signs and wonders does not imply kingdom access or evidence kingdom authority, as stated in scripture.

Pastor Kent Jacob delves into Matthew 16:13-20 to deliver a very insightful message on "The Keys of the Kingdom". In this message, he seeks to clarify several important topics, including Peter's confession of Jesus as the Christ, the son of the Living God; Peter as the Rock; the gates of hell; the binding and loosing of the devil; and more. When dealing with these issues, he did well to give them more than a cursory glance. He concludes the message with a powerful statement: "The problem we have in society is not a lack of spirituality, but a lack of truth."

God desires for us to enter His Kingdom. But what are our responsibilities in this regard?  In this message  Pastor Kent Jacob helps us understand what we must do to enter God's kingdom. He concludes that in order to enter the kingdom one must: • Be born-again • Be in right standing with God • Have child-like humility • Do the will of God • Don’t trust in riches