Faith Under Pressure: James 4:13-17. What does it look like to plan for the future in a way that both considers and honors God? As we look at how James addressed those who were making plans under pressure, we find that the answer has a lot to do with our perspective.

Faith Under Pressure: James 4:1-12. Relational problems are not difficult to find or experience. These problems are however a symptom of another problem, one that may come as a bit of a surprise. In this message we learn what that problem is, how God's responds to it and what we are challenged to do about it.

Faith Under Pressure: James 3:13-18. In living out our lives, wisdom is needed. This message discusses the two kinds of wisdom that exist–worldly and godly. Listen to discover what's really at stake with the kind of wisdom we use to live out our lives.

Faith Under Pressure: James 3:1-12. The tongue is a small part of our bodies but it has power to set the entire course of our lives. Many have tried to tame it through human will and effort but to no avail. This message tells us why that is and why the tongue isn't really the basic problem, something else is.

Faith Under Pressure: The Book of James. James 2:14-26. Do I have the kind of faith that God is looking for? This is a question that we all need to ask ourselves. This message will provide you a tool to know how you can evaluate your faith and answer that question for yourself.

Faith Under Pressure: The Book of James. James 2:1-13.

Faith Under Pressure. James 1:18-25. It is not uncommon for trials of various kinds to affect our relationships. This message explores one such area: communication. As James discusses communication problems, he points his readers deeper to discover the root problem itself. Listen to find out what it is and what to do about it so your relationships remain in tact through trials.

Faith Under Pressure: The Book of James. James 1:12-18. Trials are normal experiences for disciples of Jesus. Enduring them is evidence of our love for God. When trials come, temptations increase and our understanding of God is challenged. This message tells us why enduring trials is a part of loving God, where temptations come from and how to keep a proper perspective of who God is when our faith is under pressure.

Faith Under Pressure: The Book of James. James 1:5-11. One guarantee of a trial is that it will always reveal something about the person who is going through it. It will always reveal what we really have for a foundation. When push comes to shove and things get truly difficult, where does your strength come from?

Faith Under Pressure. James 1:1-4. This message teases out the big idea of the book of James: trials are certain for disciples of Jesus but should be considered "all joy" because they drive us to become more like Jesus.