Lamson Road

We like to think happiness comes from doing whatever we want, but if that were true, wouldn't we be happier? In this message, Pastor David shares what James wrote about the key to living a happy life.

Is there a secret to finding true happiness? Two thousand years ago, a follower of Jesus wrote that there are two simple yet challenging steps required to live a happy life. In this message, Pastor David breaks down the first step.

While desire deceives, gratitude frees. In this message, David shares how gratitude can refocus our desires away from sin and onto God's good gifts.

Like most things in life, James wrote than sin is cyclical. In this message, Pastor David shares how the cycle of sin is present in the story of King David and Bathsheba, and they key to breaking the cycle of sin.

When it comes to our temptations, who is to blame? In this message, David addresses the truth of temptation.

Regardless of their level of income, believers will face financial trials. In this message, David shares what Scripture has to say about trusting God with our finances.

James was clear: Not only does God have a plan for our trials, He also wants to lead us through them. In this message, Pastor David shares James' instructions for finding the wisdom we need to move forward.

Life is full of trouble, tragedy, and tension. For Christians, James, the brother of Jesus, said that life's difficulties are simply opportunities to prove our faith. In this message, Pastor David shares 5 promises and practices to keep your faith alive in the midst of any trial.

Whether it's the severity of current difficulties or the sheer number of problems faced all at once, sometimes it can feel like life has fallen apart. In the face of such trials, we often ask, "Why me?". Fortunately, James, the brother of Jesus, wrote a letter addressing that very issue.

In a world that can't agree upon one true definition for "love", the Apostle John writes that God is love. In this message, Pastor David shares what the gift of God's love looks like and how we can accept it.