James 5:12

Let your "Yes" be yes, and your "No" be no.

James 5:10-11

While most of us just want life to be fair, God wants something better for you than fair. He wants to save you, grow you, and change your world.

James 5:7-9

Pastor James is writing to believers who were anxiously waiting for the return of Jesus, but were becoming restless and divisive as time went on. In light of of this, James reminds us to: 1) Be patiently hopeful, 2) Establish our heart, 3) Love other by faith.

The resurrection of Jesus Christ is the most important story you'll ever hear. It changed the Disciples, Paul, and it's still changing lives today.

Scripture: Mark 16:1-6; John 20:2-22; 1 Corinthians 15:1-6

James 4:1-6

Despite the clear teaching of Scripture that we ought to love our neighbor as ourselves, James says that the believers of his day were living in constant conflict, driven by their selfish desires. In this passage James addresses relational conflict, internal conflict, conflict with God, and the remedy for conflict.

James 3:13-18

In this sermon we explore what James teaches us about Wisdom: the test of wisdom; the evidence of false wisdom, the profile of divine wisdom, and how to gain the wisdom we need.

James 3:1-12

James addresses the Tongue: it’s intrinsic power; destructive power; uncontrollable power, and revealing power. The only way to tame the tongue is to change the heart.