Sermons

In the birth of Jesus God did something astonishing. Has the Christmas story lost the wow-factor it genuinely deserves?

In the birth of Jesus God became present among us. Are we fully present in the lives of those around us?

In the birth of Jesus, God was about to do something incredible, but no one was ready for it. Are we ready to participate in the things God wants to do in our lives now?

Whether it’s waiting for God to act, dealing with the circumstances of life or simply getting along with others, James teaches us that patience is the best policy.

Of all the wild beasts man (or woman) has ever tried to tame, the most difficult to control is his/her own tongue. Words are not only powerful weapons (for good or evil) they are a revelation of the contents of your heart.

True faith shapes our actions. All our actions are a product of the things we believe in. James weighs the balance between these two sides of the same coin.

All of life is about relationships. James discusses how we view, treat and interact with all those around us.

It has been said that “knowing is half the battle.” That may be true, but the other half of the battle is actually living out what you know. James shares his thoughts on what living out a Christ-like life looks like.

When we don’t see what God is trying to show us we often don’t go down the path He has prepared for us. Meet Balaam, who teachings us the importance of learning to become more sensitive to God’s leading.

When we are successful or God blesses us it’s easy to start putting our confidence in what we’ve accomplished. Meet Samson, who teaches the importance of keeping our focus on the One who is behind it all.