Pastor DA Horton walks us through our Advent serious of God's story through the Psalms in Psalm 32:1-5, of the Fall. Teaching us that God created humans to know Him, in the fall all of humanity we became separated from Him but through Jesus, humans are reconciled to God and forgiven for their sins.

Pastor DA Horton kicked off our Advent serious of God's story through the Psalms in Psalm 19:1-14. scripture teaches us that creation (General Revelation) gives us evidence of God’s existence and sovereign power yet, Specific Revelation provides us with a pathway to knowing Him as Father. Let us continue glorify God through our obedience to Him.

Pastor DA Horton wraps up our study through the booking of James. Preaching out of James 5:19-20 titled "Fighting for our Fellowship" showing us how flourishing awaits the Body of Christ when we no longer wander away from truth and once again walk in truth.

Our brother Phillip Wallace walked us through James 5:13-18 showing us to pray to God with faith in all circumstances as the body of Christ while confessing of sin to one another.

Brother Carlos Gaxiola walked us through James 5:11-12 showing us how as a follower of Jesus, we will endure both suffering and encounter the

promises of God as you mature in your walk with Christ.

Pastor DA Horton takes us through James 4:11-12.

Pastor DA Horton takes us through James 5:7-10 showing us how followers of Jesus mature together when we regularly spur each other on to remain patient and obedient to God during times of affliction and suffering.

Brother Ivan takes us through James 5:1-6 showing us how The abuse of earthly riches is not in line with God’s will and reveals one’s true faith, but it does not escape God’s judgement. All socioeconomic groups are united by Christ. Don’t play with the things of God.

Our brother Tyler Smith exposited God's word today from James 4:13-17 showing us how James rebukes the kind of heart that lives and makes its plans apart from a constant awareness of the hand of God, and with an underestimation of our own limitations.

Brother Nate Wood takes us through James 4:7-10 showing us how the call to repentance is a gracious call in which we humbly submit and draw near to God by faith and actively resist the devil.