James 4 confronts something we all feel but rarely admit:
most of our conflict, frustration, and spiritual drift starts inside our own hearts.
We chase comfort, comparison, and control — and end up living with one foot in the world and one foot in God’s kingdom.
This message will challenge you, but it will also point you back to the God who draws near when we do.

Words Build. Words Tear Down. Choose Wisely. - James 3
James 3 shows us that the tongue can build up, burn down, direct, or destroy.
Before you speak, there’s a rhythm that can change everything: Pause, Pray, Proceed.

James 2 forces us to wrestle with a massive question: How do I know my faith is real?
The Bible says we’re saved by grace… yet James warns that faith without action is dead.
So how do these two truths fit together?
Before you assume you know the answer—listen in.

James EXPOSES Our Comfortable Christianity 

We kicked off our new series through the book of James — and this chapter wastes no time confronting how we treat our faith.

James challenges us to stop collecting spiritual information and actually live it… and to stop making it difficult for others to come to Jesus.

If you’re tired of “just attending church” and want to grow in real maturity — James 1 is where it starts.

What If Church Isn’t About Coming… But About Going?

The Great Commission wasn’t a suggestion — Jesus calls us to go.

We’re not here just to gather but to be sent — into our culture, into our world, into our everyday life.
What if “missions” isn’t only for the few who travel abroad — but something Jesus expects from every believer?

Feeling empty? You’re not alone.
Even Elijah — God’s prophet — hit a wall and wanted to give up. But in that exhaustion, God didn’t shout… He whispered.
Maybe what you need right now isn’t more strength, but more stillness.

You can’t live life at full speed forever. When your schedule has no space, your soul has no strength. God didn’t design us to sprint through life — He designed us to live with margin.

In Running on Fumes Part 3, we explore how to slow down, create room to breathe, and trust God with the space between your limits and your pace.

When You Are Too Busy To Love - Running on Fumes (Part 2)
We live in a world that glorifies busyness — but what if it’s costing us the things that matter most? When life gets packed with deadlines, goals, and endless to-do lists, our relationships are often the first to suffer.
In Running on Fumes Part 2, we look at how busyness slowly drains our souls and how God calls us back to a life that’s full — not frantic.

Life moves fast, the year’s not over, and you’re running on fumes. But what if the answer isn’t more sleep, a longer holiday, or another quick escape — what if it’s something deeper?
In Running on Fumes Part 1, we explore what true rest looks like and how Jesus’ invitation to “come to Me” still changes everything for the weary, the tired, and the overworked.

Heaven paints a picture of every tribe, nation, and language worshipping together — but how close are we to that vision here on earth?
In this message, we ask a hard question: Are we truly embracing the beauty of diversity, or just tolerating it? Through Scripture and the gospel’s reconciling power, we explore how our differences can become our greatest testimony to Christ’s love.