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(James 5:13-20) Suffering. Joy. Sickness. Pastor Jake compares the way our culture interprets these experiences with how we do in light of our faith in Jesus.

(James 5:7-12) What do we turn to when pain, problems, and suffering show up? James offers a big-picture perspective in this section encouraging us to have patience rooted in Jesus.

(James 4:11-5:6) We often talk about “idols” being more than just statues, but anything that we value over God. This passage takes aim at three extremely common ones: pride, presumption, and greed.

(James 4:1-10) While everybody can recognize that our world is fundamentally flawed in some way or another, there is only one explanation that gets right to the core of our problems.

(James 3:13-18) While this passage walks through a description of true and false wisdom, it’s important we don’t miss where true wisdom comes from and how different it ends up looking.

(James 3:1-12) In this passage, James couldn’t paint a clearer picture of what our words can do and what they reveal about our heart. But if “taming the tongue” is impossible, what does this mean for us?

(James 2:14-26) Pastor Jake explains why this passage speaks so strongly of the need for us to do good things – even though our salvation comes through faith.

(James 2:1-13) The practical instruction from James continues this week as Pastor Bill explains how placing people into categories flies in the face of God’s character and commands.

(James 1:19-27) The word “religion” carries a great deal of baggage these days, but in this passage James uses it to bring out some distinguishing characteristics of a life wholly connected to Jesus.

(James 1:1-18) This week begins a brand new series walking through the book of James. This immensely practical letter jumps right into the thick of things with instruction on how to deal with difficulty.