Preaching the Gospel in Faithful Fellowship
Sermons on James
Are you looking forward to Heaven? The Christian should have an attitude of anticipation for our eternal home. Join us as we study together beginning in 1 John 2:15-17 and James 4:1-4.
God comes to us and expects us to respond to Him. He then wants us to come to Him, so He can respond to us. This is an important part of our personal relationship with Him. Join us as we study together from James 5:13-20.
Life is short – have you numbered your days? God reminds us of the importance of setting our priorities and adding Him to our daily life so we can live life to the fullest. Join us as we study the Word of God from James 4 and Psalm 90.
If we want to end war, we must learn how to end the war with self, others, and God. Join us as we study the Word of God together in James 4:1-12.
When we face temptation, God has promised that He is there with us. In James 1 we see that He will provide a way out when we lean upon Him and don’t depend upon our own strength.
One of the most valuable gifts from God is time, it’s also one of the most wasted. In James 4:13-15 , James reminds us of the importance of our time on earth – are we spending it in light of eternity?
Are we caught up in the affairs of life or the affairs of Christ? Are we taking steps to draw nigh to Christ? In James 4:7-10 we’re exhorted to be close to Christ and seek Him out so that we can enjoy our relationship with our Savior!
Being patient comes naturally for some people. Many, however, have to have it now. James 5:7-14 reminds us of the importance of patience in our life and in our relationship with God as we wait on Him to fulfill His promises in our lives.
James puts it rather bluntly in James 4:1-10 – when we can’t dwell in unity, wars are usually the outcome. Whether we’re at war with one another, ourselves, or God, it’s never a good thing. How then can we end wars? You’ll want to watch or listen to this sermon!
The Bible is clear – there are two types of wisdom, that which comes from God, and all else. As we consider James 3:13-18 we are reminded of this stark contrast and our need to daily ask God for wisdom.