In part 5 of his series on James, Pastor Jason dicusses the differences between wordly and godly wisdom. Pastor Jason discusses the characteristics that James gives for each type and how those show up in day-to-day life.

Pastor Jason continued his series on the Book of James. He discussed how the cross allows God to work in our hearts and, therefore, tame our tongue (and whole body) through the power of the Holy Spirit. . How have your words changed as a result of salvation? Is your mouth something that you have or have not had a hard time submitting to God?

Guest: Bishop Woodruff

Pastor Jason continued his series on the Book of James. He challenged us to live a life marked by the works of God. How has your faith in God changed the way you live?

Pastor Jason continued his series on the Book of James. In today's message, Pastor Jason finishes chapter 1 ith a focus on being a doer of the Word rather than only a hearer.

Pastor Jason started a series on the Book of James. James was a man of unshakable faith and his letter compels and teaches us to be the same. Pastor Jason challenged us to see difficulties as opportunity for growth. Does our faith in God last in difficult times? Where does your hope lie?

Real life is hard sometimes. In this message, Pastor Jason takes an honest look at hard circumstances. Christian cliches won't do when you're at the end of your rope. Examining Apostle Paul's affliction in Ephesus, Pastor Jason explores how to really trust in God when we're up against the wall.

Pastor Jason continues taking a look at the life of Joseph. God's plan for Joseph's life was fulfilled. However, God's purposes didn't stop wtih him. Joseph recognizes that God's plan for his life, like ours, always includes serving others.

In this message of hope, Pastor Jason takes a look at the life of Joseph. He highlights God's work in Joseph's life with a focus on the principles we can apply to our lives.

In Part 5 of his Fruit of the Spirit series, Pastor Jason discusses faithfulness and self control. In this sermon he challenges us to let our faith impact our whole life and to submit our will to the Father.