Throughout our series we've seen some clear calls from James on how we should live as Christians and how to apply those things to our daily lives. This week, as we conclude our teaching in the letter of James, we see that we are called to pray for the sick, but what does that mean and why is it important?

In the second to last part of our series in James, we see James writing his takeaway portion of the letter. One of his big takeaways is the call to have patience.

What's your bias: arrogance or humility? James prompts us to ask questions about how we live our lives and how we respond to the world around us.

Minda Nichols from Border City Church in Detroit, MI shares with us about being prepared for the enlarging that is on the horizon and blooming where we're planted.

Jesse takes us through the third chapter of the letter of James and looks at the wholeness of our faith that is addressed in this book.

Are we justified by faith or by works? How do we address the contradictions between what Paul says and what James says on the subject? Mike answers these questions and more in this weeks message.

James challenges the natural tendency within us to show favouritism to those with wealth and power.

Mike takes us through the second half of the first chapter of James, a book that seems to be a collection of words of wisdom, similar to Proverbs.

In our first message of 2018, Mike begins by giving us an update on some of the changes facing Central Church. The message then focuses around our direction and our purpose for 2018.