What or who are you turning to for your security? What actually gives you security? Tonight we learn about the Nation of Edom and how they were fooled into placing their security on sinking sand. 

Do you want peace? The world regularly promises peace. However, the world's path to peace is actually a path against peace. We can only have peace by going to the prince of peace.

James describes the power of the tongue. Works include our words, James challenges us with the reminder that if we believe in Jesus, our speech should be vastly different from that of the world.

What is your identity? How would you describe yourself? James deals with the question of identity by discussing the kind of person we should be if we trust in Jesus Christ. James wants us to be a word-doer, not a word-hearer.

How do you deal with sin? This talk discusses the practical model, personal idols, and spiritual warfare.

How do you deal with sin? Jeremiah 17:5-10 provided a Biblical framework for us to see.

When life is hard, we typically lash out in anger. James warns us that this anger does not produce the righteousness of God. Instead, we need the Word of God, not our words, to be woven into the fabric of our lives.

It is easy to fall into the deception that good comes outside of God. James tells us that good only comes when we are submerged under the reservoir of God’s grace.

We often want to take the easy path thinking it will lead to the good life, when in reality it leads to death. James encourages us to take the path of life which consists of many trials but results in a crown of life.

We all love grand reversals. The gospel presents us with the grandest reversal of all that should shape our present moment.