Text: James 4:1-4​

Conflicts among Christians have sadly been common for two thousand years.  Sometimes they involve two individuals, families or even churches.  James saw that and pointed out the causes of these religious wars. We will take a look at that in this message.

Text: James 5:7-12​

Writing especially to the believers who suffered at the hands of the rich, James challenges believers to practice two important attributes: patience and endurance. To help us, James reminds us of the return of Christ; he also presents two examples from the Old Testament.

Text:  James 5:13-18​

Praying and singing are two of the blessings of a believer in the Lord Jesus Christ, and they are James' subject as he nears the end of his letter. When to pray, when to sing and a special provision for prayer are described in the passage we will study today (James 5:13-18)

Text: James 2:1-4

James is willing to confront problems within the church. In chapter 1 he addressed a lack of faith, anger, only hearing and not doing the Word and false religion among believers. As we enter chapter 2, he addresses another serious issue: prejudice. We will study this pertinent matter today.

Text: James 2:5-13

The Lord Jesus was once asked what the greatest commandment was.  The two-part answer He gave is evidently forgotten too often; or at least the second part of His answer is.  It definitely isn't obeyed as well as it should be.  Today we will learn that obedience to the second greatest commandment will keep us from practicing bias in the church.

Text: James 2:14-20

As we continue our study in the letter written by James, we come to a passage that is viewed by some as controversial; but in reality, these verses strike at the heart of the reality of our profession of faith.  Is our faith genuine?  How do we know it?  Or better yet, how can we show it?  We will examine the importance of "Making Our Faith Visible" today.

Text: James 1:13-16

During this message, we will ask the question: "Why Do I Sin?".  The Apostle Paul gives the general theological answer and James gives the specific practical answer in James 1;13-16. That will be our study today.

Text: James 1:17-18

In James 1:13-16 we learned about ourselves. In verses 17-18 we learn about the goodness of our Lord and the salvation that He gives.

Text: James 1:21-25

As Christians, we highly value the Bible. We understand and accept that it is the Word of God and not just the words of men. We read it, listen to it and memorize verses from it. How welcome in our lives really is it? What impact on our daily living does it have? Today we will consider how we should respond to the Bible as we look at James 1:21-25.

Text: James 1:19-21

One of the most familiar verses in the Book of James is Chapter 1, verse 19. This verse gives believers three short words of instruction. Perhaps because they step on toes, the meaning of the commands are debated. In this message we will examine this verse and seek to apply it appropriately to daily living.

Text: James 1:17-18

In James 1:13-16 we learned about ourselves. In verses 17-18 we learn about the goodness of our Lord and the salvation that He gives.