How do we properly value others? Is your knee jerk reaction to love people or to try to size them up? James 2:1-13.
Living the way Jesus taught is less about what you know and more about what you do. James 1:22-27.
Anger is rooted in fear. James 1:19-21.
We kick off our new series in James and discuss the “trial-temptations” we all face. James 1:1-18. Note: We apologize for the poor audio quality on this week’s podcast. We experienced some technical difficulties, but they have now been resolved and should not be an issue moving forward.
How do we reconcile all of the different depictions of God throughout the Scriptures? How do we know His true character and what is the primary way we are to relate to Him?
The world is made up of two categories: things and happenings. But what if a lot of what we call “things” are really “happenings?” Ruth 2-4.
Jesus teaches us how to get into “situations” that allow us to live as missionaries and engage those around us.
Pride demands rights and takes a lot of work to protect. Humility produces gratitude.
Repentance is the decision to stop settling. This is the life that Jesus invites us into through his resurrection.
Jesus wants to transform the right answer into your knee-jerk reaction.
“Everyone wants a revolution, but no one wants to do the dishes.” But what if God is to be found in the ordinary, everyday, mundane routines of life? Maybe all we need is awareness. Genesis 28.
Conductor God, how to be part of something great, and the comfort of cogs.