The series on James continues with the teaching that true religion practices the Word of Truth. Pastor Rossi looks at receiving the Word with humility, the two kinds of hearers, and the two kinds of religion according to the Word.

Habakkuk found peace through prayer as he reflected on God's mighty deeds in history and His faithfulness to His people. The same peace is ours because in the Scriptures and prayer we find peace that surpasses understanding through Christ- -Philippians 4-6-7- who gives us His peace in a troubled and turbulent world -John 16-33- -- Pastor Ted Gray

With a powerful illustration and solid exegesis, Pastor Rossi reads from James 1-12-18 and speaks of God rewarding those who love Him, why He tempts no one to sin and of the good gifts God gives to His children.

From Leviticus 5-1-13 we learn of the required compensation regularly required for guilt the sinner brings upon himself and the payment now permanently paid in full by the blood of Jesus.

In the letter to James -1-9-11-, we hear of the rich man and the poor man with echos of an old man's wisdom from the book of Ecclesiastes

Having looked at the burnt offering, the grain offering and the peace offering, Pastor Rossi now looks at the sin offering. Leviticus 4-1-5-13 details the purpose, the participants, the result of the offering and the fulfillment in Jesus Christ.

Join us for this second in a series on the Letter of James, where we learn of the generosity of God, the precondition of prayer and the folly of doubt and the doubter. From James 1-5-8

Looking at Leviticus 3-1-17, one of the supporting texts for Heidleberg Catechism question 19, Pastor Rossi examines the purpose, meaning and fulfillment of the Peace Offering.

Pastor Rossi looks at the author and the audience for the letter of James and from James 1-1-4, the occasion for joy, and the purpose of trials and their goal.

Leviticus 2-1-16 -Heidelberg Cathecism q-a -19- reveals the significance of the ingredients of the grain offering and how they both foreshadow Christ and find their fulfillment in Christ.