Real faith is an active faith. There is no room for passivity or stagnation. The litmus test of your faith is: What are you producing? This Father’s Day we will uncover two key characteristics that an active faith produces.

Today we continue in the series through the book of James called, Faith Does, a practical picture of what faith looks like in action. Trials and challenges are guaranteed to be part of our lives. Today we will see that an active faith perseveres through trials.

It's more dangerous than any poison under your sink. It's deadlier than the deadliest of weapons. And if it isn't controlled, this poison can destroy our community. Our study of James 3 will show us how we can get this poison controlled.

IMAG stands for “image magnification”. The great purpose of our lives, as people made in the image of God, is to reveal His greatness to a watching world. Today’s sermon will provide some concluding thoughts for this series from the life of the apostle Paul and others who demonstrate an IMAG life.

Graduation, leaving a job, finishing a project, breathing the last breath...endings...we are a people constantly moving toward an ending...a completion. Join us today as we explore what it means to magnify God in our lives when things, relationships and even life are ending.

Beginnings. New beginnings are both exciting and uncertain. While entering a new season of life can be challenging, it also provides an opportunity for us, and those watching us, to experience the wonder of God’s never changing faithfulness. Today we will learn that in new beginnings, we can move forward with confidence, knowing God is leading the way.

There are many times in life when we wish we had more clarity about God’s will and direction. Feeling confused get be discouraging and can cause us to be paralyzed in making necessary decisions for our life. Today we see that God’s greatness is revealed in times of confusion when we take time to develop our walk with God.

IMAG Series - Clarity. Knowing God’s will is one thing. Carrying it out is another. There are more times in life than we might initially realize when we actually know what God wants us to do. The challenge comes in doing what he asks. Today we discover that God’s great ability to provide is revealed when we obey what He has made clear.

IMAG Series - FAILURE/WEAKNESS. In a world that clamors for shows of strength, the Bible mandates the opposite. In fact, it is impossible to be strong simply by willing it for oneself. The great paradox of the kingdom ushered in by Jesus is that in our weakness we are made strong. This paradox means that often, we must operate subversively to our culture.

IMAG Series - Success. It’s often desired and rarely handled well. Success is intoxicating and can lead us to abandon what’s most important in life. Today we will see that God’s greatness is revealed in times of success when we protect our integrity and loyalty, and promote our testimony.