Have you ever had to break up a fight? Have you ever witnessed a fight within the church (physical or verbal)? In this sermon, Pastor Charlie Moulton dives into James 4:1-10 to show us how worldliness is the source of conflict.

What is the purpose of all the chaos in this world? In this sermon, Rid Williams dives into Philippians 1:1-7 to answer that question, and show us what God is doing through it all.

In this sermon, Deacon Cameron Reddy dives into Ephesians 2:11-22 to show us how God breaks barriers through Christ's work on the cross.

In this expository sermon, R. Kent Hughes dives into Mark 2:1-12 where we see a paraplegic man encounter Jesus in full faith that He would heal him. Jesus not only healed the man, but also forgave him for his sins.

In this sermon, Pastor Charlie Moulton dives into Matthew 28:16-20 to teach us about our calling as disciples of Jesus Christ. We also see a few biblical examples of how we can grow as disciples.

In this sermon, Dr. James Wilson dives into James 1:1-4 to show us the biblical response to trials of various kinds - counting it as joy! "For you know that the testing of your faith produces steadfastness."

Sometimes, trials can be so distracting that we forget to pause, pray and ask God for wisdom. In this sermon, Dr. Jim Wilson preaches from James 1:5-8 where we're reminded that God loves giving wisdom to those who ask for it in faith.

What is wisdom? Is it being able to speak eloquently? Is it having a thorough education? In this sermon, Pastor Charlie Moulton looks at James 3:13-18 where we learn about what true wisdom is.

One of the many trials a Christian can face is the trial of having many possessions: the trial of wealth. In this sermon, Dr. Jim Wilson challenged us not to assume that we aren't wealthy, and then dives into James 1:9-12 to show us what wisdom the Bible offers to those who are wealthy.

The tongue is an absolute beast. It will take a lifetime for us to tame it, but it must be tamed, for with it we bring life or death. Pastor Charlie Moulton expounds on the power of the tongue from James 3:1-12.