According to James, you have a weapon of mass destruction sitting in your mouth. What are you doing to prevent this deadly weapon from hurting others?

This week Korey continues in James 2 and clarifies whether we need works and faith for salvation.

How do you treat people when no one is watching? This week Korey defines a “law breaker” and challenges us with a pretty scary question — will Christians be judged at the end?

This week Korey finishes James 1. Our faith is worthless if it isn’t actually changing us. We are challenged to study our reflection in the mirror and consider whether we are quick to listen and slow to speak. Are we actually implementing all the wisdom we receive?

This week Korey begins a series breaking down the book of James and starts with James 1:1-18.

Is it really faith if we’re still micromanaging something we surrendered to God? The beginning of James 1 challenges us about faith and what we believe about the goodness of God.

Do you love to be corrected?

This week Korey unpacks a vital piece of biblical kingdom life that most of us tend to avoid — correction and discipline.

Can you accidentally sin? Are we supposed to judge unbelievers’ and believers’ sin?

This week Korey really digs into some of the things we believe about sin and what the word actually has to say about

This week Korey finishes up his series on Acts. As we wrap up the series we watch Paul leave his greatest legacy while under house arrest and in prison, his letters to the churches. The book of Acts teaches us about what true faithfulness looks like and what it looks like to create impactful communities.

This week Korey continues his series in Acts and highlights a story in Acts 14. We follow Paul and Barnabas as they witness a lame man walk, people worshipping them as gods, the same people turning on them and stoning them to death, and finally Paul being miraculously strengthened and healed after he was left for dead.

This week we continue on in the book of Acts and learn about the ups and downs of Stephen’s life and the imprisonment of Peter and his miraculous release.

The apostles were not special. When we slow down to listen the Lord will speak to us the same way he spoke to them.