In the context of James 3, we see the dispersed believers being challenged to consider their conduct, motivation, and personal pursuits. Listen in as Brandon shares how we can have a holy ambition to build His kingdom instead. (7.12.26)

Listen in as we consider how the Lord calls us to use our words. James 3, an ever-compelling passage, reminds us as Christ followers to be people who are committed to putting away harsh language and instead be marked by speech that encourages and blesses. (7.5.26)

Turn to James 2:14-26 and listen in as we are reminded about the relationship between our faith and the works that we're called to do in light of Jesus saving us and welcoming us into the family of God. (6.28.26)

We serve and are fathered by a compassionate God. In this text from the beginning of James 2, Brandon shares how our faith is incompatible with favoritism because of God's gracious and loving heart towards all. As people we tend to wrestle with judgment and contempt towards others, listen in and be reminded that God's heart for us is to see and care for people of all walks of life. (6.21.26)

Join us in the 3rd sermon in our series on the book of James, a book all about having lives marked by real faith. In this sermon over James 1:19-27, Caden shares God's call for his people to not just hear the word or understand the word, but to also live God's word out in our everyday life. (6.14.26)

As image bearers of God, we're to reflect His glory. As James 1:13-18 shows, He as the "father of lights" brought us forth to be His "firstfruits." This was the Lord's calling for us in the garden and has continued to be the same even after the "Fall" in Genesis 3. Join in as Nick shares how embracing God's will is the secret to fighting against temptation. (6.7.26)

We've begun a new series in the book of James, called Wisdom for the Way. In this first sermon, Brandon shares from James 1:1-12 on the topic of trials and the way we can experience God and hope in the midst of them. Join along to find encouragement, today!

Join in as Brandon shares on how "Love Fuels our Mission", a standalone sermon to remind us of a significant "why" for us as Christians.