To Know Him and Make Him Known
When you notice that a spiritual sibling is struggling, the most natural tendency is to keep your distance and keep your hands clean, hoping they can figure it out on their own. Join us today as we examine James’s challenge to overcome our nervousness and intervene anyway.
When trouble hits our lives, we have to turn somewhere for strength, comfort, and help; the only question is where we’ll go. Join us this morning as James gives us some great suggestions for how to find forgiveness and healing in the midst of the worst of personal challenges.
Being truthful in our words is important to God, and James thinks that taking oaths in the process is a big problem for those of us who claim to be Christians. Join us this morning as we discuss why Christians need to embrace a life of truthfulness without the foolish trappings of oath-taking.
It seems inevitable that we will be treated unfairly at some point as followers of Jesus. The question is, how are we supposed to handle it? Join us today as James gives us his take on this crucial subject.
So, is it a sin to be rich, or what? If not, how are we supposed to manage the riches we have so that they don’t damage us? Join us this morning as we explore James’s thoughts on the subject.
So, the joke goes, “Wanna know the fastest way to make God laugh? Tell Him about your plans.” There’s more truth to this joke than is comfortable to admit. Join us this morning as we examine James’ instructions for how we should (and SHOULDN’T) make plans as Christians.
When interacting with our spiritual peers, we are called to NOT be judges who decide guilt and hand out punishments, but brothers/sisters who engage with one another as we all try to help each other grow to be more like Jesus.