Join us as we dive into the letter to the Galatians in this new sermon series!

Join us as we dive into the letter to the Galatians in this new sermon series!

James 5:13-20

Faith looks up. - Prayer

Faith looks in. - Repentance

Faith looks out. - Reconciliation

James 4:11- 5:6Matthew 7:1-5, 6:34, 6:19-21 ESVPerspective changes everything. Sometimes how we view a situation is more important than the situation itself. This is something that James addresses head on. James strives to have God's perspective. We should too: trials, other people, the lost, world events, financial struggles, fear, desire, sin. How can we strive to view all of these through a Kingdom lens? With God's perspective?1.Check Your Motives2.Hold Your Plans Lightly 3.Put No Trust in Posessions

Perspective changes everything. Sometimes how we view a situation is more important than the situation itself. This is something that James addresses head on. James strives to have God's perspective. We should too: trials, other people, the lost, world events, financial struggles, fear, desire, sin. How can we strive to view all of these through a Kingdom lens? With God's perspective?1.Check Your Motives2.Hold Your Plans Lightly 3.Put No Trust in Posessions

James 4:1-10 As we continue our Grit & Grace series we are confronted with this convicting passage. James calls us all out to recognize the motivating force of our actions, making ourselves friends of the world and enemies of God. However God jealously yearns for us to return to Him. And He gives grace to the humble. Therefore when we acknowledge our sin, submit ourselves to God and draw near to Him, He is faithful to redeem us.

Grit & Grace Series

Grit & Grace Series

James says things like "Faith without works is dead." and "Show me your faith apart from your works, and I will show you my faith by my works." These scriptures have challenged the church since they were written. And we have to deal with them, and let them deal with us. This is where the rubber meets the road. Where Grace is followed by Grit.

James says things like "Faith without works is dead." and "Show me your faith apart from your works, and I will show you my faith by my works." These scriptures have challenged the church since they were written. And we have to deal with them, and let them deal with us. This is where the rubber meets the road. Where Grace is followed by Grit.