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.
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.
It’s always easy to let ourselves off the hook when it comes to dealing with the sin in our lives. Join us today as Brian King, Executive Director of the Northeast Fellowship, challenges us to do what is necessary to “fix the hole” and not just ignore it.
It’s hard to know how to feel about the word “religion” – is it a good word? A bad one? As you might expect, James has thoughts on the subject. Join us today as we explore James’s teaching about “religion,” both what it should look like and what it shouldn’t.
Many of us assume that because we’ve disciplined ourselves to hear God’s Word that we’ve done enough, but James disagrees. Join us this morning as we discuss the relationship between hearing, doing, and self-deception.
Our heart is a garden that it is our responsibility to tend carefully. What we allow to grow there will determine in large measure whether or not we ever are able to live in sync with God’s standards of moral uprightness. Join us this morning as we seek James’s guidance about how to tend the…
If our goal is an “upright” life that God can bless, then we have got to deal with our instinct to react to injustice with anger and rage. Join us this morning as we explore what God’s Word has to say about how to “manage” our anger.
James warns us that prayers offered by double-minded and unstable people will not be answered by God. Join us this morning as we explore the difference between prayers fueled by faith and those hamstrung by doubt.