Join us as we finish out the book of James, talking about suffering and prayer.

Join us as we talk about patience in suffering.

Alternative Title: "A Man of Sorrows: The Melancholic Christ and our Melancholy, the cause, cure, and root of the matter wherein it is pertaining to the anguish of the soul forsaken by God and afflicted; an examination of the inner life of Christ through His words on the cross in connection to Psalm XXII and Isaiah LIII, namely 'Eloi, Eloi, lama sabachthani', or, 'My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?' wherein it shall be shewn three things: the first, that there is an affliction of the soul that sees not the friendly presence of God yet is not sinful; the second, that this affliction of the soul has a cure; third, that the cure is found in the presence, promises, and protection of our faithful High Priest Christ Jesus the Lord; further, it shall be shewn that faith, hope, and love need not cease in sorrow but may rather be refined by it, leading to a greater measure of each toward God in the midst of, and on the other side of, the deepest of melancholies even if that be in the new heavens and earth; further, an elaboration on the first part- the cause of affliction may be mixed, but may be solitary, as in Christ that it be a deep sorrow and grief, the cure of affliction however is singular; yea, that it be in Christ alone and in his person and promises; the root of affliction grows up in the thorns and thistles of curses which Christ bears upon his head and shall incinerate in the light of his glory."

Join us as Josh goes through a Biblical definition of melancholy.

Join us as we cover the rich man in James 5:1-6.

Join us as Josh answers random questions as well as does some more evangelism practice with our members.

Join us as Josh goes back over the first part of Fear and Melancholy.

Join us as we cover James 4 verses 13-17 and see how we ought to plan in God's will.

Join us as we address the Myths and Misnomers regarding depression and anxiety.

Join us for this reading of James, summary, and verses 11 through 12.