While God hates and must punish sin, He is gracious and merciful toward those who repent. His compassion is new every morning. Great is His faithfulness.

God does not want us to worry and has given us the key to avoiding worry.

We don't just eat once a week. Likewise, going to gym for a thirty or maybe forty-five minute workout once a week wouldn't be of any benefit. What if we placed the same emphasis on our spiritual life that we do on our physical life? How is your spiritual health? What are you doing to develop your spiritual muscle?

What does the Psalmist mean when he says, "The Lord is my shepherd?" Pastor Steve unpacks the psalm and helps us to take comfort in the guiding, protecting hand of God.

The prophet Habakkuk learned to cling to God when things looked bleak. We too need to learn to praise God and trust him in the midst of dark times.

No matter how bleak the season, no matter how hard the year, the righteous will live by faith, leaning on God.

In what are you placing your hope? If we place our hope in people, political parties, platforms, or movements, we will be left disappointed, bewildered, and hurt. God's timing is not our timing, and His plans are far above our comprehension, but if we place our hope in Him, we will find peace in turbulent times.

What is a believer's job in the church? Not things like, Deacon, Pastor, Sunday School Teacher...what should every believer be doing? This is the question we deal with today in this last sermon in our series through James.

Where is your treasure? Where are you investing your time, energy, possessions, and money? James warns his readers against hoarding wealth and encourages believers to be patient and trust God, loving him above all, and our neighbors as ourselves.

As believers, followers of Christ, our live isn't about us; it's about Christ.