This epistle was written by James (the half brother of Jesus) to Jewish believers around 50 A.D. in order to challenge them to possess an active, visible, viable faith that would produce great changes in a person’s life.

This week we examine the purpose of money.

This epistle was written by James (the half brother of Jesus) to Jewish believers around 50 A.D. in order to challenge them to possess an active, visible, viable faith that would produce great changes in a person’s life.

This week we examine what it looks like to put our full trust in God.

This epistle was written by James (the half brother of Jesus) to Jewish believers around 50 A.D. in order to challenge them to possess an active, visible, viable faith that would produce great changes in a person’s life.

James chapter 4 is one of the sharpest rebukes found, these words call James' readers back to a life of holiness.

This epistle was written by James (the half brother of Jesus) to Jewish believers around 50 A.D. in order to challenge them to possess an active, visible, viable faith that would produce great changes in a person’s life. This week we look at the role of godly wisdom in the life of a believer.

This epistle was written by James (the half brother of Jesus) to Jewish believers around 50 A.D. in order to challenge them to possess an active, visible, viable faith that would produce great changes in a person’s life.

This week we observe as James cautions us on the power of the tongue.

This epistle was written by James (the half brother of Jesus) to Jewish believers around 50 A.D. in order to challenge them to possess an active, visible, viable faith that would produce great changes in a person’s life.

This week we examine the importance of faith manifested through christian works.

This epistle was written by James (the half brother of Jesus) to Jewish believers around 50 A.D. in order to challenge them to possess an active, visible, viable faith that would produce great changes in a person’s life.

This week we study James' exhortation to see people as God sees them.

This epistle was written by James (the half brother of Jesus) to Jewish believers around 50 A.D. in order to challenge them to possess an active, visible, viable faith that would produce great changes in a person’s life.

This week we look at what it means to be doers of the word.

This epistle was written by James (the half brother of Jesus) to Jewish believers around 50 A.D. in order to challenge them to possess an active, visible, viable faith that would produce great changes in a person’s life.

One of the most powerful emotional needs we have as humans is the need of acceptance. As a believer, the greatest price was paid for our acceptance, the sacrifice of God's own Son.