As Christians, prayer is a word used frequently, but what does James have to say as the book comes to a conclusion.We dive into how to stretch and grow the spiritual practice of prayer, and how to apply it into our daily routine.

It is easy for us to become self-reliant  based on the plans we make, money we've put away, or other paths that make it where we don't need to rely on God. Join us as we dive into how to trust in the Lords  and loosen the grip we have on our own plans.

In our hearts, we wrestle with wanting to love God and others and be at the center of everything ourselves. Matt and Amber dive into James 4 and discuss what it says about repentance and humility.

Our tongues, our speech, our words. God gave us the ability to communicate with one another and these have a impact on ourselves and others. How can we use this gift to live the life God desires for us?

How can we reconcile the fact that salvation is a free gift with the idea that faith without works is dead? Brian, Matt, and Amber dive into the second half of James 2 and discuss what James meant as he wrote about faith and works and how that plays out in our lives today.

As we go through life, we try and determine our own worth. How are we supposed to determine values in ourselves and do we make distintions between ourselves and others?

How do we find happiness in our lives? This week we are looking at what a mature faith in our lives and how that lines up with Gods will. These trials can be seen in different internal and external struggles that God will guide us through.

When we are going through the tough times in life, we often want to place the blame on God or others. In this episode, we discuss how to hold firm to the truths we know about God and create habits in our life to combat these sins.

As we kick off a new season, Matt and Brian dive into the first chapter of James and what it has to say about trials and perseverance.