Not all professions of faith are genuine, and James closes his letter with a call for Christians to keep each other from wandering away from the faith. In this message, Pastor David explores how we can do so.

We're called to pray and seek prayer in every situation, but sometimes we don't ask for prayer when we truly need it - even to the detriment of our health. In this message, Pastor Mike explores the meaning of James 5:13-18.

Jesus wanted his followers to be taken at their word - able to say "yes" or "no" with no questions asked. In this message, Pastor David shares what devalues our words and how to ensure we're saying yes and no to the right things.

Jesus is returning, and for followers of Jesus, that brings great hope—but what do we do in the meantime? In this message, Pastor David explores what James wrote about patiently enduring until Christ's return.

Judgment is coming for those who use their wealth sinfully. In this message, Pastor David examines James' warnings to the rich, and how we as Christians can keep ourselves from the love of money.

Planning for the future is wise, but James warns it can also lead to foolish pride. In this message, Pastor Mike shares how we can plan with God's will in mind.

In a world where we'd rather talk about someone's problems than deal directly with them, Jesus' directions for the church are completely countercultural. In this message, Pastor David shares the right and wrong way to deal with sin in the church and issues a special challenge to fathers.

In his letter, James is clear: the cost of living by worldly wisdom is high. In this message, Pastor David shares the consequences of living as a friend of the world and how to turn back to God.