The overwhelming stance of the Bible in talking about itself is that we ought to take this book, curl up with it, and read it like it’s our delight, like it’s precious to us, like we treasure the words of God to us, like we want to feast on the words of God as the [...]
Followers of Jesus who are growing in maturity take the long view of life – thinking not only of today, but weighing all things in light of eternity and the God who rules it. Listen in to this fifth and final sermon from the book of James. [display_podcast]
The fourth mark of Christian maturity is good works. Our good works don’t get Jesus to save us, Jesus saves us for good works. [display_podcast]
We are all heavily invested in building our own little kingdoms of one. No matter how attractive it may seem, your tiny Kingdom of Self does not satisfy your heart, certainly doesn’t honor God, and, according to James, brings only evil and war. [display_podcast]