Sermons on James
Jesus has called us to follow Him involves action! Join us for this special Sunday service where we hear from our friends at Refuge Host Homes ministries, as well as from Pastor Josh on why partnership in ministry is so important.
Throughout scripture, God is associated with light, in both words and in how He reveals Himself. Why is that? What features of light reflect characteristics of God? Join us as we launch our thematic study of the Johanine Epistles, with this message on 1 John 1:5.
What does it mean to be a welcoming church? Welcoming to who? Does that require that truth must be compromised? Join us as we follow up on our study of Jesus’ interaction with the woman at well, with a look at James 2:1-13.
Why does James warn the early church about making plans? What is he talking about, and how does it apply to us today?
How are actions related to faith? What does James mean when he says that faith without works is dead? Join us as we explore the relationship between works and faith and why it matters.
Why was the rich man in Jesus’ parable in Luke 12 called a fool? How does that story relate to me and to my life today?
Reading scripture daily & seeking to understand it deeply, is extremely important for our spiritual health & growth. We can not stop there, however. It is vital that we then faithfully & obediently apply God’s Word in our everyday lives.
James urges the early church to be people of prayer, who humbly trust and submit to God in prayer.
James calls the early church to patiently and faithfully endure hardship, while waiting for Christ’s return. While we are living in a very different time and culture today, James’ words are powerfully pertinent to us today.
What is wisdom? Where can true wisdom be found? Join us as we look at James’ comparison & contrast of the wisdom which comes from God, and the wisdom which comes from the world.