This weekend, we look at a theme that James returns to again and again through his letter - the way we talk!
Activists serve a God of justice, and their favorite Scripture is often the story of Jesus’ cleansing of the temple. They define worship as standing against evil and calling sinners to repentance. These Christians often view the church as a place to recharge their batteries so they can go back into the world to wage war against injustice.
We're starting a month looking at the wisdom literature in James
In Pastor Josh’s message, we looked at wisdom, the value of it, and the ways we seek it. Then he challenged us to act on the wisdom God imparts to us. May we be people who seek God, that values His Wisdom over our own, and live our lives in a way that reflects it.
Where do we seek our wisdom? From the world, or from God? Join Pastor Jeff Lucas at the Windsor campus as we continue our sermon series on the Book of James entitled "Living Whole in a Fractured World"
Pastor Jeff Lucas leads the discussion this week on the subject of Wisdom as we continue our series on the Book of James
Contemplatives refer to God as their lover, and images of a loving Father and Bridegroom best capture their view of God. Their favorite Bible passages may come from the Song of Songs, as they enter the “divine romance.” The focus is not necessarily on serving God, doing his will, accomplishing great things in his name, or even obeying him. Rather, these Christians seek to love God with the purest, deepest, and brightest love imaginable.
In this weekend’s message, we kicked off our fall series Living Whole in a Fractured World: A Letter from James with Pastor Dick Foth preaching a message called 'Whole People are Resilient.' We jumped right into the deep end with the question "How do we respond to trails on every side?"