Dear Christian, be so careful when you know to do right and not do it. This is when conscience is scorned. TO scorn one's conscience is to scorn God. Listen to James 4-17 explained and give glory to God in every circumstance.

Time is a precious gift, how we spend it says a lot about us. James describes it as a vapor, very short. Yet we often treat time with less meaning than it truly has which often leads to bad habits, arrogance, and more worldliness. This is evil according to James.

We may show contempt for God's providence without even know we are doing so. James gives us several clues to help us examine ourselves.

How should a Christian understand -free speech- from God's perspective- The Christian now more than ever needs to strap on his discernment and take notice to what is going on in him and around him.

What should true repentance look like- James helps us answer this question.

This sermon defines worldliness. This is part two of three directed to the sin of worldliness. -Here James calls it 1- Adultery 2- Friendship with the World 3- Opposition to God.

In order to recognize worldliness in your life or in your Church, you need to know what it looks like. James helps us with 6 ways worldliness perverts Christians and their lives.

The Power of the Tongue. -1. The power to set the course of ones life -2. The power to destroy -3. The power to determine one's destiny -4. The power to discourage

A sin that has plagued Social and Church courts is the sin of favoritism. This sin is destructive and has no place in the life of one who professes Faith in Christ.--Our profession of Faith and how we live matters.