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Words are powerful. They can change people's lives. They can change the world around us. But do they also hold the keys to changing our hearts to prepare us for the challenges inevitable in every relationship? Ancient wisdom from the book of James tells us they do.

When we come crashing into a difficult situation, is there some sage advice to help us adapt and change to come through it better on the other end?

We need wisdom from above to make our world, and ourselves, whole again.

Wisdom teaches us to wait with expectancy and grit, knowing we will see the goodness of God on the other side.

If you want to know what you believe, look at what you do.

We can say all kinds of things about the things we believe to be true, but the proof is in the doing.

What kind of faith saves? or Does salvation come when we simply believing the right things? or Sola Fide or something more?

faith, works, hypocrisy, integrity

Wisdom tells us to do whatever it takes to restore, renew, or rediscover our life with God.

The Most Important Question by Grace Chapel Sermon Media

Wisdom On For Wealthy Vapors & For Not So Wealthy Ones by Grace Chapel Sermon Media

When mercy rules, the Kingdom comes to our hearts, our homes, our church, and the world.

We all know that listening, reading, or hearing someone’s words is not the same thing as DOING what someone says. So why is it that so many of us in the church think that coming to church to hear the word of God is the same thing as doing the word of God? Why have we confused listening to the word of God with doing the word of God. Because just like it is in the world, hearing and doing are 2 fundamentally different things according to our passage today.

Wisdom considers the joy and embraces the endurance it takes to become more fully alive.