In this sermon David Bosma continues in our study of James and helps us to understand why it is essential that we are doers of the Word and not simply those who make a profession of faith. While we know that we are not saved by works, we also see that works are essential fruit … Doers of the word (part 2) Read More »

In this sermon we see James continue to explain what a Christian life should look like. We see that it is very different then the world around us, which praises a quick response and even a quick temper. But James calls us to be quick to hear, slow to speak and slow to anger.

James does not allow mankind the pass the blame for the problem of sin and evil, but he looks at us square in the face and says the problem is with us. And James explains the cycle of sin, that it comes as each one is lured and enticed through their own desires and then … Exposing the Cycle of Sin Read More »

We were blessed to have Ben visit with us for an evening and open God’s Word to us. He brings a message from Ps. 67, reminding us that God has blessed us and worked within us, that we might in turn be a light to the nations and that God might be praised among all … Message from Pastor Ben! Read More »

In this sermon we look at the truth that God is not the author of evil, nor does he tempt, nor is He tempted by evil. Though there are tensions in the Bible that are hard for us to understand, we want to affirm the holiness and goodness of God!

In this sermon we see James described the blessed man as one who perseveres through trials and then recieves the crown of life. So it is for all true believers, those who love God and have a living faith in Christ.

In this sermon we see Jame’s stern warning and reminder to the rich that this life is fleeting and James levels the playing field by reminding the poor to boast in their status in Christ and reminding the rich that their value is not in their riches but in Christ.

As Christians who affirm the holiness of God and the sinfulness of man, we might be tempted to conclude that we are not to approach God in prayer. But as we consider our position in the finished work of Christ, we understand that God delights in His children. And James calls us to pray to … The Prayer of Faith Read More »

James opens his letter in what may seem a strange way to us. He wants his readers to understand that trial are not meaningless, but rather we can find joy in the midst of them for we know that God is testing our faith and the test will result in growth and steadfastness!

In this sermon we start a new series in the letter of James. Undoubtedly, this short letter is written by James the half brother of Jesus, and we look at some of the themes in this letter and also look a bit of James life and influence in the early church.