Everyone serves someone or something. The non-Christian is by nature a slave to sin. But when we trust Christ for salvation, we get a new Master. So, the question for you today is, who is your master?

In this concluding text, James calls us to prayer. He tells us who should pray, when to pray, and how to pray. If your prayer life needs some help, this is a word for you.

When we are mistreated and suffer, Christians are called to patiently endure.

There is a right and wrong way to use our wealth. In today's text, James identifies 4 sinful uses of money that we should avoid.

James puts his finger on three sins that are not common, but common even in Churches and among professing Christians.

Christians should draw near to God. That is an obvious truth. But what does that mean and how do we do that? In our text today, James is going give us some concrete actions to take to draw near to the Lord.

Why is there so much conflict in the world? Why are churches as well as nations in an uproar? One big reason is pleasure-seeking. People want what they don't have and get hostile towards others. Today, we will look at three dangers of pleasure-seeking.

God promises to give Christians wisdom from above if we will but ask Him for it. This is not a download of the encyclopedia to our brains. Heavenly wisdom is the ability to understand God's precepts so that we live in a way that pleases Him.

Mankind can tame an enormous elephant more easily than we can tame our tiny tongues. It is something beyond our ability to do. However, we can, and should, control it.

We need to control our speech. This is incredibly difficult to do, but it is a sign of Christian maturity. Join with us as we look at some truths about the tongue.