As we come to the end of our series in James, and start our month of prayer, we discover that prayer is more of a corporate, communal activity than it is a solitary one. James 5:13-20

Part of the wise way of faith Jesus invites us to is a life of humility - to go further, we go lower. Martin Breytenbach takes us through James 4:1-10

On Pentecost, Christians celebrate the gift of the Holy Spirit - the essence of God - given freely. Wisdom is one of the gifts the Spirit brings; but God's wisdom can be surprising and subversive. James 3:13-18

What we say is a good indicator of the sort of people we are and where we're at with Jesus. Mike Keggie takes us through a down-to-earth and challenging section of the book of James, Chapter 3 v1-12

James uses some familiar Old Testament examples to help us think about what we are willing to sacrifice to put our faith in to action. James 2:14-26

We seem to be hardwired to treat people according to their wealth, success or standing in society. But Jesus' invitation is somewhat different; to show mercy as we have received mercy from him. Our series in James continues, looking at Chapter 2:1-13

God wants to transform our whole lives; so it helps to listen to how He might do that. Lauren Alexander continues our series in James. looking at James 1:19-27

Today we begin a new series in the New Testament letter of James. It's a short letter packed with helpful ideas about the tricky business of putting the day to day project of following Jesus in to practice. We kick off by looking at Chapter 1 verses 1-18, thinking about how we stay with Jesus for the long haul of life when life is hard, we're tempted to give up and it all just seems too much.

The resurrected Jesus come to us and offers us Shalom; a profound idea the depths of which are deeply significant ... and he invites us to share Shalom with others too. John 20:19-23

Resurrection means we do not fear and we have a job to do. John 20.