Most of screen our calls. Depending upon who calls, we decide whether we will answer. But when Jesus calls, we must be a people who always answer.

We get excited over the temporary promises that Christmas offers all the while Christ promises us true and lasting promises of joy. Turn to Jesus for true joy.

Can you use a little bit of good news? Christmas is all about the greatest good news we need to hear: the coming servant of God has set us free from bondage and given us eternal life with Him. 

We feel all sorts of pain in the political, social, mental, emotional, and societal spheres of our life. Fortunately the aim of Christmas is Christ coming to bring restoration to our pain.

We call for an ambulance or seek a doctor because something is broken and we need healing. Maybe you're here feeling broken, you feel hurting. Today, we're going to see the one who drives the ultimate ambulance, the ultimate healer, Jesus Christ. Christmas is about bringing restoration to our brokenness. 

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.