PVN Students

In our first week back, Ryan walks us through the major themes of the book of James and how they can help us understand not only the entire book better, but also understand ourselves.

Pastor Ryan walks us through the opening verses of the greatest letter ever written. In these verses we not only learn more about Jesus Christ, but about ourselves as well.

In his final sermon as a PVN Intern, Owen Vinson continues our walk through the book of James and explains what the writer means in his relationship between faith and works.

How should the Church treat those who are less popular or less fortunate? What does it look like when the church starts to fail in this area? James sees warning signs that the ancient church is getting something terribly wrong, and it has great meaning for the Church of today.

The good doctor: Bo Bradshaw, kicks off our study in James chapter 2 by walking us through the sin of partiality and explaining to us how we can love one another.

James continues to show his people what God is doing during their suffering. When we are suffering it is important that we are quick to listen with a humble heart. James goes on to show that during the storms of life, God's word is the safest place to be.

James concludes his discussion on suffering by continuing to remind us of all the good things that are happening while we go through hard times. Then he ends this section by giving us the best news of all.

(Sunday Sermon) - In one of the most famous passages of Scripture Jesus shows us 2 things: Who we truly worship, and who He truly is.

Suffering is something we all experience. How can the book of James help? It can provide us with a new and better perspective that brings hope on our darkest days.

James is one of the most popular books in church history, but why is that? Pastor Ryan walks us through the major themes of this book as we learn more about what God's grace really does in our lives.