We'll discover the role of a prophet—who they were, how they were called, and why their words still matter today.

Are you just going to church, or actually worshiping? This week, we’ll look at James 1:18–27 and discover how to prepare our hearts, receive God’s Word, and respond with real-life obedience. Come ready to stop playing church and start truly encountering the living God.

Conflict is inevitable, but Jesus shows us a better way to fight, with humility, love, and the goal of restoration. Matthew 18 calls us to handle offenses privately, patiently, and biblically, not with grudges or gossip. When we fight God's way, we reflect His grace and build stronger, healthier relationships.

Christians can live out their faith with integrity, humility, and boldness in their workplaces by reflecting Christ's character and submitting to His mission. Through practical wisdom and biblical guidance, we see how believers can view their work as worship and their workplace as a mission field.

Scripture consistently calls Christians to care for the needy, with Christ himself identifying with them. The history of the church is marked by service to the poor, and this obligation continues today—not with a naïve hope to fully eliminate need, but a consistent call to action in Jesus’ name. Plus, but the Bible and general wisdom give each of us practical ways to act and feel when met with the needy in our community.

God's word challenges our modern obsession with money. Jesus said you can't serve both God and money and Scripture has a lot to say about how generosity breaks the grip of greed. Join us this week as we talk about tithing, giving, and living with open hands in a closed fisted world.

Self-control isn’t about limiting and managing. It's all about winning! Drawing from Romans 7, Galatians 5, and 1 Corinthians 9, we see how the battle with our sin is real, daily, and but winnable by the power of the Holy Spirit. When the Spirit is in control, we can be self controlled.

Gentleness isn't weakness, but instead is strength under control. It is modeled perfectly in Jesus and was echoed in the life of King David. We see a powerful picture of grace in pursuing the broken, lifting up the overlooked, and offering others a place in the family.

Faithfulness is the foundation of meaningful relationships. It means showing up with reliability, loyalty, and love even when circumstances are hard. Since God does that for us in mercy and grace, we too can give strength hope to one another.