Worship call Monday-Fridays 0700am EST

worship Sunday 0930AM

Evening service SUN TUE WED THURs 6PM

Worship call Monday-Fridays 0700am EST

worship Sunday 0930AM

Evening service SUN TUE WED THURs 6PM

Worship call Monday-Fridays 0700am EST

worship Sunday 0930AM

Evening service SUN TUE WED THURs 6PM

Worship call Monday-Fridays 0700am EST

worship Sunday 0930AM

Evening service SUN TUE WED THURs 6PM

Bible study session focused on James chapter 4, discussing the sources of quarrels and conflicts within the body of believers. nternal desires and "want packages" often lead to conflicts rather than wisdom from above, using examples from biblical figures like Amnon and Saul to illustrate how envy and lust can cause destructive behavior. The lesson covered how unchecked desires can lead to murder, envy, and fighting, emphasizing that believers must reject carnality and pursue spiritual wisdom through prayer and dependence on the Holy Spirit. prayer requests with wrong motives are not received by God, and stressed the importance of examining oneself to ensure spiritual growth rather than focusing on worldly desires.

Every believer needs to remember this truth: we are not defined by the world around us, but by the God who calls, loves, saves, and sets us apart for His purpose.

1 Samuel chapters 21-25 and review

What would it mean to live in the heart of a pagan empire and still hear these words: beloved of God, called as saints? Romans 1:7 reminds believers that God’s love reaches into unlikely places and sets His people apart for His purpose.

Worship call Monday-Fridays 0700am EST

worship Sunday 0930AM

Evening service SUN TUE WED THURs 6PM

James 3:13-18, examines the contrast between worldly wisdom and wisdom from above. worldly wisdom produces bitter jealousy, arrogance, and disorder, while divine wisdom is pure, peaceable, considerate, submissive, full of mercy, and produces good fruits without hypocrisy. Wisdom comes from studying the full counsel of God's Word rather than relying on human traditions or doctrines, and emphasized the importance of being open-minded to what Scripture teaches while maintaining spiritual maturity. The study highlighted that divine wisdom leads to righteousness and produces visible fruit in a believer's life that others can observe.