Today, pastor Al Pittman kicks off a new series through the New Testament epistle of Titus. Titus was written by Paul to one of his most beloved proteges, Titus. This letter is a checklist of the qualifications for carrying our various duties within the church. How do we stack up? Let’s find out!

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James is one of the most practical books in the Bible. It speaks of taming the tongue, the importance of putting our faith into real action, and dealing with the hardships of life. When we suffer we so often ask God to take the pain away! But the Lord has something greater in view, than our comfort. He wants to conform us into the image of Christ!

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Today marks the end of a profitable journey through James. In just a moment we’ll meet up with pastor Al Pittman in chapter five, and we’ll focus on the last several verses. We could sum this section of scripture up with one word, - Restoration. When we wander away from the truth, the Lord’s deep desire is to restore us. Maybe you’ve strayed a bit? Today can be your day to get back on the right path.

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We return to our study of James today, and we will be wrapping up the series on our next broadcast. Pastor Al has some important truths to share with us today concerning health - both physically and spiritually! Join us now in the fifth chapter of James.

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James is one of the most practical books in the Bible. It speaks of taming the tongue, the importance of putting our faith into real action, and dealing with the hardships of life. When we suffer we so often ask God to take the pain away! But the Lord has something greater in view, than our comfort. He wants to conform us into the image of Christ!

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Today on The Dwelling Place we’re encouraged toward a life of honesty and integrity in all that we say and do. It’s an important sign of an established heart. What does that exactly mean? Let’s find out with a study based on James chapter five.

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What is mankind’s biggest problem, when it comes to a relationship with God? It’s pretty simple. We don’t think we need a God. Who knows better what’s best for me than me? That attitude is a recipe for disaster, and pastor Al will share the reasons why today, as we continue in James chapters four and five. There are three specific aspects of God’s wisdom that get ignored when arrogance takes control of a life.

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James is one of the most practical books in the Bible. It speaks of taming the tongue, the importance of putting our faith into real action, and dealing with the hardships of life. When we suffer we so often ask God to take the pain away! But the Lord has something greater in view, than our comfort. He wants to conform us into the image of Christ!

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Arrogance and pride are major roadblocks to a close relationship with God. Who really knows what’s best for us? Most of us, of course, think we do. However, James, in a very bold and uncompromising way, shows us in chapter four of his epistle that reliance on God is the only way to go!

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if you never made your desires known, you probably wouldn’t get what you want, right? Likewise, our Heavenly Father wants us to present our requests to Him. And often times, the reason we don’t have some things is because we haven’t asked! Pastor Al Pittman will explain in just a moment as we return to our study of James. We’ll be in chapter four here on this edition of The Dwelling Place

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