This sermon covers James 1:19-27. Religion is not a significant part of the evangelical vocabulary. We are quick to state that Christianity is not a religion, it is a relationship. However, in his epistle, James uses the term religion in the positive...

This sermon covers James 1:19-27. Religion is not a significant part of the evangelical vocabulary. We are quick to state that Christianity is not a religion, it is a relationship. However, in his epistle, James uses the term religion in the positive...

In this opening sermon on the book of James we will consider five tests that James shares, which help us to determine whether we are truly behaving as followers of Jesus.

In this opening sermon on the book of James we will consider five tests that James shares, which help us to determine whether we are truly behaving as followers of Jesus.

Esther is at first clueless to the danger facing her people. Then, when confronted with the enormous threat of genocide, she is paralyzed by a sense of helplessness. However, when strongly confronted by her cousin Mordecai, she finds the strength to...

Esther is at first clueless to the danger facing her people. Then, when confronted with the enormous threat of genocide, she is paralyzed by a sense of helplessness. However, when strongly confronted by her cousin Mordecai, she finds the strength to...

God doesn’t just call extroverts. He calls all of us. Nor does God change our personalities. He matures us so that we are able to function in a variety of settings. Paul wrote two letters to Timothy, proving the worth of this gentle saint who matured...

God doesn’t just call extroverts. He calls all of us. Nor does God change our personalities. He matures us so that we are able to function in a variety of settings. Paul wrote two letters to Timothy, proving the worth of this gentle saint who matured...

To Ananias, God’s assignment seemed to suggest that God was either out of touch or out of His mind. Saul was a dangerous man. He was someone to steer clear of. We assume that God always will call us to do the sensible and the safe thing. But sometimes...

To Ananias, God’s assignment seemed to suggest that God was either out of touch or out of His mind. Saul was a dangerous man. He was someone to steer clear of. We assume that God always will call us to do the sensible and the safe thing. But sometimes...