Prayer isn’t just a last resort—it’s our first response. In suffering, pray. In joy, praise. In sickness, ask for prayer. James calls us not just to hear these words, but to live them. Effective prayer flows from hearts aligned with God, and when we pray fervently, there’s no limit to what He can do in and through us.

In a world obsessed with instant results, Pastor Ben challenges us to embrace patience as we walk with Jesus. Exploring James 5, he unpacks the dangers of misplaced desires, the call to endure suffering, and the importance of integrity in our words. This message reminds us that true spiritual growth can't be microwaved—it takes time, perspective, and trust in God's timing.

We all love to plan, but how often do we truly ask if it’s God’s will? In this message from James 4, Pastor Jeff challenges us to hold our plans lightly, seek God’s guidance first, and live with urgency because tomorrow is unpredictable and not guaranteed. Discover what it means to truly say, “Lord willing,” and live a life fully aligned with Him.

Conflict is inevitable in a fallen world, but James 4 offers a spiritual operating procedure for overcoming it. Discover how to recognize the true source of your conflict, realize its consequences, repent of your attitude, resist the devil, and run toward God. Join us as we unpack this powerful passage and learn to walk in the peace Christ offers.

Wisdom is more than knowledge — it’s knowledge applied. In this message from James 3, we’re challenged to examine whether our wisdom is truly from above or driven by selfish ambition. Real wisdom produces peace and righteousness, standing out boldly in a world filled with harsh voices. Learn what it means to live out Godly wisdom every day.

Our words have incredible power to shape relationships, bless or harm others, and reveal the true state of our hearts. In this message from James 3, Pastor Jeff explores the "twists" of the tongue—how it is small but mighty, mighty but deadly, and deadly yet beneficial. Learn why surrendering to the Spirit of God is essential for truly life-giving speech.

What does real faith look like? James challenges us to examine whether our faith is truly alive or merely words without action. True faith shows itself in love, service, and obedience, moving from our hearts into the world around us. This message calls us to a faith that is not dead or shallow but deeply transformative.

Partiality is not just a minor slip-up; it's a serious sin that goes against the heart of God. In this message from James 2, we explore how favoritism creeps into our lives and churches, and how to overcome it by judging correctly, living purely, and showing mercy. Discover practical steps to break free from this trap and embody the love and mercy of Christ in every relationship.

In this message from the book of James, we’re called to pursue a better way when it comes to anger and how we respond to others. Instead of reacting quickly, James encourages us to listen first, speak carefully, and act on God’s Word. True faith isn’t just about hearing—it’s about doing, serving, and blessing others with humility and compassion.

Temptation is more personal than we think—it doesn’t come from God or external forces, but from within our own hearts. In this message from James 1:13–18, we uncover three realities about temptation: where it begins, what happens when we don’t confront it, and how God's goodness is far better than anything sin promises. This teaching is a practical and honest look at what it takes to win the battle before it begins.

We are surrounded by promises and slogans from the world telling us how to find comfort, status, and success—but they rarely deliver. In this message from James 1, Steve unpacks three honest slogans for the dreams we chase and calls us to pursue what truly lasts. Discover how to find joy in trials, see the emptiness of worldly status, and receive God's wisdom that leads to real life.

When trials come—and they will—James challenges us to count them as joy, not because they are easy, but because they grow us into steadfast, mature followers of Christ. Rather than running from hardship, we are called to lean into it and discover God’s transforming work in our lives. This sermon invites us to see trials as opportunities for spiritual growth and completeness.