James 3:1-15 lays out the responsibility we carry to speak with wisdom because our words are powerful. What if every time we communicated, we kept in mind the opportunity to spread the message of the Good News of Jesus?

In James Chapter 2, we are reminded of three things:

1. Prejudice contradicts God’s original design and ultimate eternal plan.

2. Prejudice breaks the greatest commandments, “to love God with your whole heart, soul, mind and strength and to love your neighbor as yourself.”

3. Good works are the natural, expected outcome of authentic faith.

Chapter One of the book of James encourages us that even though we will face trials, how we walk through them makes all the difference.

Three questions that may just change your life:

What is God doing ahead of you?

What does God desire to do around you?

How will you join in that vision?

In Acts 20, when Paul is saying goodbye to the Ephesian Elders, he passes along three reminders that pertain to anyone who professes to know Christ.

As followers of Jesus, we must study scripture in order to know Him and become more like Him. Studying the scriptures both individually and together is vitally important.

Our missionary to Papua New Guinea, BJ Sanders, with a message on the two important questions Saul asked Jesus, and how we should be asking those same questions.

We need to be in constant prayer asking God to reveal where He is at work, and then join Him there.

Matt Rule, missionary to the Middle East, with a message on how God is moving in the hearts of this land overseas.

The only reason God’s Church has not only survived but continued to grow over the course of time is that our sovereign God has always been the driving power behind it. And yet, God uses fallible people who have put their faith in His Son Jesus to spread the word about His Kingdom.