James 2:19 says that even the demons believe that there is one God––and they shudder. So, then, what is the difference between a demon and a disciple of Jesus? James challenges us to reflect upon our actions to see if they come from genuine faith. Far from saying that our beliefs are irrelevant, James declares that faith in Jesus Christ will be evident in the actions that resemble the self-sacrificial love of Christ. Tune in to learn more.

In an Attention Economy, our attention to harvested and sold to advertisers. All of this happens under the radar and often does us harm. James knows this tendency to pay attention to things that exploit us. He warns his church against showing partiality toward the rich because, after all, they are the very ones who exploit them. James warns against partiality, not just because it harms us and it harms others, but because it goes against the very nature of our faith. Tune in to this sermon by Pastor Emmanuel on James 2:1-13 to learn more.

Religion can be a force for good, and yet it also has the potential for great harm. James gives us three tests for distinguishing between religion that is worthy and religion that is worthless. Tune in to learn more as Pastor Emmanuel preaches from James 1:19-27.

Some words get all our attention. Words like love and peace. There’s one word in scripture, however, that we often overlook. And yet, it tells us so much about the heart of God. That word is “with.” Tune in to this sermon by Pastor Emmanuel to see how this word reveals God’s character and our destiny.

What hope is there for those who are called by God? Does God simply leave us to our own talents, credentials, and abilities as we seek to follow his call? Where does certainty fall into all of this? Tune in to this sermon by Pastor Emmanuel as he talks about God’s call.

Where is God in our disappointment? What happens when we expect God to do one thing but does another? Could it be that we are closest to God when we feel defeated, vulnerable, or lost? Tune in to this sermon by Pastor Emmanuel Roldan from Luke 24 to learn more.

Some people believe that God only works through extraordinary visible manifestations of power. But what if we don’t experience daily extraordinary encounters like this? What about the rest of those times when life is ordinary, and things appear to be mundane? Is God still present? Tune in to this sermon from Pastor Emmanuel to hear about what God does in the ordinary moments of life.

We all know people who were not “there.” They were not at the youth group, they were not at the conference, they were not at the revival service when God showed up. What do we do about the people who weren’t there? Is there hope for the absent? Tune in to this sermon to learn more about what God does for those who are absent.