FBC Eugene

This Sunday, we learned about joy as Christians, and not just the mercy God gives us, but the grace of salvation.

This Sunday, we learned about joy as Christians, and not just the mercy God gives us, but the grace of salvation.

This Sunday, we continued in the book of James and looked at three ways we can start to play God... sometimes without even realizing it.

In just two short verses, James uses the word "judge" six times as he confronts the way we typically judge others. James pulls off the mask of superiority and religiosity and goes right to the heart in a convicting and compelling way.

We’ll also look at the intersection between pride and planning. We’ll learn how to plan in life in a way that honors God and lives with humility before him.

This Sunday, we continued in the book of James and looked at three ways we can start to play God... sometimes without even realizing it.

In just two short verses, James uses the word "judge" six times as he confronts the way we typically judge others. James pulls off the mask of superiority and religiosity and goes right to the heart in a convicting and compelling way.

We’ll also look at the intersection between pride and planning. We’ll learn how to plan in life in a way that honors God and lives with humility before him.

In this Sermon, the challenge continues, as James confronts our pride and describes that our passions are battling within us.

We'll learn about three deadly enemies that are warring against Christians, and how to oppose them with God's grace.

In this Sermon, the challenge continues, as James confronts our pride and describes that our passions are battling within us.

We'll learn about three deadly enemies that are warring against Christians, and how to oppose them with God's grace.

In this message we will learn about how to grow in our faith and become spiritually mature.

Earlier in our study in James, we learned about asking for God’s wisdom, in this sermon, we'll learn more about how God’s wisdom causes us to be rooted in Christ.

We’ll look at the role that Biblical wisdom plays in our spiritual development and how to put God’s wisdom into action in everyday life situations.

In this message we will learn about how to grow in our faith and become spiritually mature.

Earlier in our study in James, we learned about asking for God’s wisdom, in this sermon, we'll learn more about how God’s wisdom causes us to be rooted in Christ.

We’ll look at the role that Biblical wisdom plays in our spiritual development and how to put God’s wisdom into action in everyday life situations.

We've probably all experienced the power that words can carry to affect us, either for better or for worse.

While it may sound tough when it's yelled across the playground, the sing-song rhyme of sticks and stones doesn't hold up to the reality of life.

Words do affect us. And this Sunday, our study of James confronted us with reality checks about the power of our words.

Destructive words were a problem in Jame's day, and as we look at our world today not much has changed.

As we'll see in this message, the Bible has timeless truths that speak honestly and directly in ways that impact our own lives today.

We've probably all experienced the power that words can carry to affect us, either for better or for worse.

While it may sound tough when it's yelled across the playground, the sing-song rhyme of sticks and stones doesn't hold up to the reality of life.

Words do affect us. And this Sunday, our study of James confronted us with reality checks about the power of our words.

Destructive words were a problem in Jame's day, and as we look at our world today not much has changed.

As we'll see in this message, the Bible has timeless truths that speak honestly and directly in ways that impact our own lives today.