For the Christian, leisure is a gift from God and opportunity to enjoy Him and His handiwork.

In this sermon, Jeff provides a scriptural perspective on work that is meant to transform not only how we work but also the fruit of our work.

In this sermon, C.J. began a series titled, Sanctifying the Ordinary, with a look at the extraordinary gift of sleep.

In the last words of his letter, James continues to care for his readers by reminding them of the risk of wandering and the reward of rescuing.

Having exhorted his readers to wait patiently for the coming of the Lord, James now calls those he loves to pray constantly.

In this passage, James seeks to draw his readers' attention away from their suffering and towards the object of their hope--the promised coming of Jesus.

In these opening verses of chapter 5, James surprises his original readers as he turns away from them to address wealthy non-Christians.

Our first ever Spanish sermon at Sovereign Grace Church of Louisville, Pepe Mendoza preaches on Jesus' encounter with Zacchaeus and our helplessness to come to God apart from His coming to us.

In this passage, James addresses the reprehensible attitude of independence and self-sufficiency at the heart of one of the most common lies of the world.

Christ is committed to maturing His Church through the ministry of His Word.