Father James unpacks how Jesus teaches us to see His own life in the story of Jonah and reflects on how being people of the resurrection means that we are against the world, for the world.

Father James shares that when we look at the shining face of Jesus, we see the fulfillment of God's Old Covenant and the telos for which all of us were created.

Father James closes out the series on the Book of James by pointing out that we need to know what part of God's story we are in if we want to live congruent lives.

We continue our series in James to reflect on how the Gospel should impact our relationships with one another

Father James unpacks the most controversial passage in the book of James which reflects on the relationship between true faith and works.

God invites us into a lifestyle where our inward life matches our outward life. James starts right at the most difficult place: How should we act in the midst of our trials?

If the field is white for harvest, why doesn't everyone do the work? It is because the price is high. Disciples of Christ are people willing to head into the mission field, regardless of the cost

More than ever, we are in a time in history where it is necessary for Christians to be able to explain what they mean when they say, "God."