This week Stephen Weatherby shares from James chapter 5 about living peaceably, not judging the world, and enduring difficulty patiently.

This week Stephen Weatherby continues his series from the book of James.  Greed is destructive and we can be blind to the damage that it does.  Stephen shares how this message applies to us today.

This week Stephen Weatherby shares that we don’t know what tomorrow holds.  Although we like to make plans we are not in control.  We need to seek God’s plan for our lives.

Today Stephen Weatherby shares from James chapter 4.  There are two types of repentance, natural regret (the fear of being caught) and Godly sorrow (True Repentance).  When the Holy Spirit convicts us of sin in our lives it leads to Godly sorrow and genuine repentance.   Repentance is a natural part of our ongoing walk with God.  Genuine repentance requires change.  We are either faithful to God or we are cheating on Him.  We are unfaithful to God if hold anything in our heart that we desire more than God.

In this week’s message Stephen Weatherby discusses wisdom from the book of James.  Godly wisdom is very different from the wisdom of this world.

In this week’s message from James chapter 3, Stephen Weatherby shares that we need to control our tongues.  Our words can affect the course of our lives, and other’s lives as well.

This week Stephen Weatherby shares from James 2:14-26 that faith is more than just accepting that Jesus paid the penalty for our sin.  When we surrender our lives and accept God’s gift of salvation, the Holy Spirit begins a life-long work in our lives to make us more like Christ.  Inward change causes us to demonstrate our faith through good works as the Spirit leads us.

In this message from the book of James, Stephen Weatherby shares that it is sin to show favouritism.  We must show grace to others as we have been shown grace.  We will be judged by the same measure that use to we judge others.

In this week’s message from the book of James, Stephen Weatherby shares that we need to control our anger and our speech.  The religion of a person who does not control their tongue is worthless.  True religion cares for the poor and oppressed and not be polluted by the world.

This week, we are beginning a new sermon series on the letter of James. One of the most difficult truths we have to accept is that we cannot earn our way to heaven - it is only through the cross that we can be saved. But that doesn’t mean that our actions don’t matter. Join us as we study God’s word, and hear some hard truths about what it looks like to truly put our faith into action.