This is the second sermon of a two-parter on James 1:2-18 from Winchester Road East Church of Christ. Last week we discussed two ways in which we should view our trials. This week we take a look at two fights you are guaranteed to encounter in your faith journey.

After last week's introduction, we dive into the text of James Chapter one in our new series, Faith that Works in this sermon from September 20, 2015 at Winchester Road East Church of Christ. Examining verses 2-18, we explore two ways we should view trials while James tells us to "consider it joy when you experience trials of various kinds."

On September 13, 2015, we began a new sermon series at Winchester Road East Church of Christ on the book of James. This message is an introduction to the book as well as a reminder of God's invitation to a deeper, more meaningful life.

On September 6, 2015 the sermon at Winchester Road East Church of Christ focused the question, "Are all Christians Hypocrites?" The text focuses on Psalm 51 when David's sin is found out.

More of You, less of me should be our desire as Christians, to place God before all else. In fact, Jesus himself tells us we must take up our cross, implying dying to ourselves. In this sermon from August 23, 2015 at Winchester Road East Church of Christ our main text comes from Matthew 16.

Sermon titled "Church" from Winchester Road Church of Christ on August 16, 2015. Based on Acts 2:42-47 we explore what the church is supposed to look like.

The Woes of Want was the title of the sermon at the Winchester Road East Church of Christ on Sunday, August 2, 2015. Our text came from 1 John 2:15-17 among other verses.

Sermon from July 26, 2015 at Winchester Road East Church of Christ on the Lord's Supper. Focusing on 1 Corinthians 11, we invite you to come to the table to worship the Lord.

Sermon from July 19, 2015 at Winchester Road East Church of Christ on baptism. We focus on Romans 6.

Sermon from July 12, 2015 at Winchester Road East Church of Christ in Huntsville on Ephesians 2:1-7. Before God intervenes, we are dead in our trespasses. God makes us alive through his grace.