This six-week series covers the book of James, a letter that serves as a how-to manual for the Christian life. When we deal with trials, contentions, and lack of faith, James teaches us that we can still have joy in the midst of our circumstances. The foundation of the book is the importance of faith; faith or the lack thereof can determine the direction of one’s life.

This six-week series covers the book of James, a letter that serves as a how-to manual for the Christian life. When we deal with trials, contentions, and lack of faith, James teaches us that we can still have joy in the midst of our circumstances. The foundation of the book is the importance of faith; faith or the lack thereof can determine the direction of one’s life.

This six-week series covers the book of James, a letter that serves as a how-to manual for the Christian life. When we deal with trials, contentions, and lack of faith, James teaches us that we can still have joy in the midst of our circumstances. The foundation of the book is the importance of faith; faith or the lack thereof can determine the direction of one’s life.

This six-week series covers the book of James, a letter that serves as a how-to manual for the Christian life. When we deal with trials, contentions, and lack of faith, James teaches us that we can still have joy in the midst of our circumstances. The foundation of the book is the importance of faith; faith or the lack thereof can determine the direction of one’s life.

This six-week series covers the book of James, a letter that serves as a how-to manual for the Christian life. When we deal with trials, contentions, and lack of faith, James teaches us that we can still have joy in the midst of our circumstances. The foundation of the book is the importance of faith; faith or the lack thereof can determine the direction of one’s life.

This series explores the last few weeks of the season of Lent, through three Sundays. Through analyzing the biblical practices of lament, repentance, and anticipation, we can experience sorrow for sin, and receive God, sanctifying grace, both personally and corporately.

This series explores the last few weeks of the season of Lent, through three Sundays. Through analyzing the biblical practices of lament, repentance, and anticipation, we can experience sorrow for sin, and receive God, sanctifying grace, both personally and corporately.

This series explores the last few weeks of the season of Lent, through three Sundays. Through analyzing the biblical practices of lament, repentance, and anticipation, we can experience sorrow for sin, and receive God, sanctifying grace, both personally and corporately.

You (Don’t) Complete Me: This relationship sermon series speaks to married and single people alike, helping us understand the gifts of both marriage and singleness. This series looks at how both marriage and singleness point to a greater purpose, and how they picture something beautiful about Christ, his relationship with his church, and the
family of God.