Julie Coleman continues our study on James. In the third chapter, James speaks about the relationship between faith and our words. How can the tongue be controlled?

“Faith without works is dead.” How do we understand this difficult passage? Listen as Steve Coleman sheds light on how this verse applies to our lives.

What is true religion? Listen as Bill Smith examines what James has to say about favoritism and partiality.

Bill Smith continues our study of James. He explains importance of keeping what we believe in balance with our conduct.

This is the first in a series on the Epistle of James. Julie Coleman introduces our study. What are the implications of these passages to our lives? How are we to respond to trials and testing?

Steve summarizes our study of Galatians thus far. Julie then continues our study in chapter 5 where Paul explains our battle with the flesh and strategies that will enable victory. Julie leads us to discover how this passage impacts our lives.

Galatians 6 (Part 6) will be presented at a later time.

Steve continues our series on Galatians. He picks up from Chapter 3 to explain Paul’s last 2 arguments against the false teaching that was being taught in Galatia. What is our identity in Christ? What has changed because of Christ? What are the implications of being free?

This week Steve and Julie Coleman work as a team to consider the third chapter of Galatians. They present four arguments that Paul gives in response to the false teaching the Galatian churches had received. How should these truths impact our lives today?

Note: Volume is low in the beginning and varies as the speakers change.

Steve Coleman continues our study of Galatians. Focusing on Gal 2:11-21 Steve explains where Peter went wrong, the problem with the wrong gospel, and the gospel as a game changer.

This is the first in a series on Galatians. Join Steve Coleman as introduces us to the overall background, purpose and truths found in Paul's letter to the Galatians (Gal 1:1 – 2:10)

FYI: Clip played is very soft at 4:56 but can be heard if the volume is raised, but stay alert to lower sound at 6:16 when speaker returns.