We kick off a new Christmas themed series titled "The Genealogy of God" from Luke 3. In this first installment we look at Boaz and Ruth, not only is it a great love story but it is a picture of how Christ is our Kinsman Redeemer. 

While James 1:14-15 show us that man's desire is to sin continuously, our text today shows us just how "other" God is because He desires salvation for all sinners. James 1:16-18

Who is responsible for all the pain and suffering in the world and in our lives? It's easy to blame God, but is He responsible? If not, who is to blame? James 1:13-15

What are you living for? As we look to James 1:9-12 we must examine our priorities and ask whether our priorities align with what God desires. 

On this reformation Sunday we discuss the importance of this day in particular what was accomplished 500 years ago by men like Martin Luther who taught justification was by faith and faith alone. We are unable to add anything to the salvation that was made possible by Jesus and accessed by us through faith. Text is Romans 5:1-2.

Using the text of James 1:5-8 we look at the application of wisdom in the context of affliction. 

We review James 1:1-4 and consider the joy that is found only through suffering. 

We examine Joshua 4 and challenges us to consider what are the "monuments" in our life where we can testify to God's grace.

We finish the series on " Seven Marks of a Healthy Church" with a sermon titled "Church Unity". The text is taken from 1 Corinthians 1:10. 

We continue on through the sermon series "Seven Marks of a Healthy Church" with the sixth installment titled "Biblical Leadership".  The text is taken from from various parts of scripture including Acts 6:1-5, 2 Corinthians 2:5-6, Galatians 1:6-9, I Timothy 3 and Hebrews 13:17.