Sermons

A long journey, a great city, a surprising response and a twist we should have seen coming.

What makes someone a “good person”? It depends on how we define “good”. When we understand the Biblical definition of good, we understand what kind of goodness the Spirit is wanting to fill us with.

The heart is fertile soil. The big question is has it been cultivated to love the fruit of the Spirit or the desires of the flesh.

The fruit worth waiting for.

The fruit we typically think we have a lot more of than we do.

Getting through the hard times of life is a challenge. On our own it can be more than we can bear, but James shows us how to navigate these seasons and come out the other side with a bolstered faith.

James begins his instructional section by tackling what is often the root issue of many of our other challenges.

In many cases, the biggest challenge is not knowing what to do or how to do it. The biggest challenge is often found in convincing ourselves to actually do it. James discusses how this applies in a faith context.

Jesus talks with a man who’s got nothing to loos and everything to gain.

Jesus appears to his disciples after his resurrection.