James 1:9-12

In order to help us understand a vitally important and counter-cultural truth, James gives us two paradoxes: the Rich Poor and the Poor Rich.

James 1:5-8

Wisdom isn’t merely knowledge (truth), but understanding how to apply truth to our everyday lives. James teaches us that wisdom is: from God; for the asking; for the believing.

James 1:2-4

Trials are something ever believer experiences. To better equip us for life’s inevitable trials, James teaches us that they are not merely something to endure, but to embrace and engage in as we trust God, because God uses them to mature us spiritually. In this passage James calls us to an irrational joy and then gives us the rationale behind it.

James 1:1

In this introductory sermon to our new series on the Book of James, we consider James (the author), the Audience (the scattered Jewish Believers), and the Theme (Faith Works).

John 14:1-14

Mark 8:27-38

Matthew 10