Genuine faith in Christ calls us to endure and have patience. We patiently endure, not because of our mere determination, but because we know the promises of God are true.

We continue on through the book of James and consider the condemnation that James gives “the rich” of his day. To be clear, wealth is not evil, yet James is condemning this particular group of rich people—why? What was wrong with their riches? What caution and comfort can Christians glean from this text?

Join us as we continue through the book of James and consider James’s reminder that are lives are to be lived in light of God’s sovereignty.

Join us as we continue through the book of James and see how God’s Word challenges us with the practicality of genuine faith.

What does godly wisdom actually look like, according to scripture and not man? Many profess to want wisdom and profess to have faith—and James challenges us to consider our faith and the fruit we exhibit.

As Christians, how and what we speak matters. Scripture is very clear that our tongue reveals our heart. Listen as elder Andy Deboer preaches James 3:1-12.

We continue moving through the God-breathed book of James, as this week we consider the essential role of good works and authentic faith. Genuine faith will produce good works, but good works will not produce genuine faith. We were saved by God to do good works, NOT because of our good works.

Listen this week as Pastor Ricky preaches through James 2:1-13. We see that favoritism is a sin and cannot be practiced by those who genuinely hold to faith in Christ.

This week we look at the authenticity of our faith as it relates to our speech, service, and separation from the sin of world.

We continue on through James and are challenged by the scriptural truths that we should 1) “Be quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to anger, and 2) Of we only HEAR the Word and do not live it out, we deceive ourselves.