Be reminded of the vital importance of finding and applying God given wisdom and the perils of being double-minded about it; which makes us want to resist godly wisdom.

Be reminded of the vital importance of finding and applying God given wisdom and the perils of being double-minded about it; which makes us want to resist godly wisdom.

In this first sermon on our journey through the book called James, we will recognize our need for more patience and the numerous reasons we have for joy when it is being developed.

Recognize our need for more patience and the numerous reasons we have for joy when it is being developed.

Let ready ourselves to learn from James - a brother of Jesus - in order to get a fix on our spiritual location; so we can fix our focus on our spiritual destination; which will result in more fruitful faith.

Everything goes better for those who wholeheartedly give their thanks and appreciation to Almighty God.

According to Jesus, the way we see impacts how we see life and our generosity toward others. How we see determines much of what we see.

Be inspired by stories associated with a simple chorus, written in 1911 by James M. Black and recorded by classical composer Gavin Bryars in '71; who rerecorded it several other other times; which were all made with a looped recording of an elderly homeless man - in London - singing it a cappella.

Learn how the accuser operates through people and the ways we can overcome him without being distracted from our God called purposes.

Discover what it means to eat and drink Jesus, i. e. to pursue and fully believe in Him; while understanding all that His sacrificed life has provided for us to receive and enjoy.