This Sunday, we'll look at what James says about our tongue. Our heart, and the things that matter to God, are revealed by how we use our tongues.

James makes it clear that true faith in Jesus must result in good works for His glory. A faith resulting in works is a dynamic faith.

James speaks about partiality being against the Royal Law and the Law of Moses. He says that we should speak and act as those under the Law of Liberty. What are these laws, and which one are you under?

Join us as we reflect on the original story of Christmas and the hope, that it brings to our lives today. There is more to Christmas - So Much More!

God chose an insignificant place, a stable in Bethlehem, for Jesus to be born. God didn’t choose a place of notoriety. He chose a humble town, using humble people, to show that Jesus wasn’t an earthly king but our eternal King.

This week we look at the song, “Mary Did You Know?” Mary looked at Jesus as a baby; fragile, small and helpless. This song shows the contrast of Jesus being a tiny baby to being our savior, our deliverer and the Great I Am.

This Sunday, we'll look at how worship is important to God in "Angels from the Realms of Glory". Worship isn't just singing together on Sundays; it's how we view Him, with our attitude and our hearts.

James cautions us against honoring people based on their wealth. We will have a better view of their heart if we learn to look past outward appearances and their social status here on earth.

To see true benefit from God's Word, it's not enough to just read our Bibles. As we read and meditate on His Word, we need to become doers of it.

A prideful person is quick to speak, quick to anger, and does not want to listen. If you relate to people this way, you will also relate to God this way. You can have trouble receiving God's Word because pride is getting in the way.