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Key Text: James 5:13-20
Prayer: The most talked about thing we rarely do.
But think about prayer for a moment, not as another notch in your list of efforts to please or even influence God, but as a deeply relational privilege we share with the creator of the universe.
Prayer truly does change the world, not because we utter special combinations of holy words, but because of the one to whom we pray!
Join us this week as we close out our series in James.
Special thanks to Sam Allberry, who has written a book titled, 'James To You: Showing you how real faith looks in real life.'
This book was used to provide an outline for our teaching series and is of invaluable help if you were to continue your own study in the book of James.
Please consider purchasing a copy for yourself, or even to study with a small group.
Key Text: James 5:7-12
"In times of injustice it is easy to wonder if God has noticed, whether he cares, and why he is not working to intervene. James has just shown us that he has, he does, and he will." ~ Sam Allberry, James For You
How should a Christian respond when faced with injustice? Well, that depends on who the injustice is directed towards. Join us this week as James instructs us on how to deal with suffering in our lives.
Key Text: James 4:1-10
"Once again, James is showing us that key to living authentically as Christians is to think rightly about God. The presence of conflicts between Christians is a sign that God’s grace and goodness are not at the forefront of his people’s thinking." ~ Sam Allberry, James For You
Conflict is a problem, and not just outside the church. Join with us this Sunday as we continue to explore this hard-hitting letter from James as we consider 'what the gospel looks like' in our lives today.
Key Text: James 3:1-18
""Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me." — This is a ditty that many of us will have heard as children, and which many of us may now be passing on as parents. It is memorable—but it is inaccurate. We live in a world where words matter. They have the capacity to affect us enormously. The damage done by something said can go far deeper and last much longer than damage done by sticks and stones." — Sam Allberry, James For You.
Join us this week as we explore the role of our speech as we live out an authentic faith.
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