Fragile Future
Knowing that we are mist-people motivates us to cling to our solid God....
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Knowing that we are mist-people motivates us to cling to our solid God....
Keep ReadingIf we’re not careful, we’ll plan our lives without giving thought to God....
Keep ReadingWe are freshwater people. ...
Keep ReadingKnowing that we’ll stumble prepares us to receive God’s helping hand as he draws us to our feet to try again....
Keep ReadingFire in the fireplace can give warmth to the house. Fire in a grill can feed a family. Fire in a lamp can give light to a community. But we must, must, must prevent forest fires....
Keep ReadingThis week we’ll be listening to James’ teaching on the importance (and difficulty) of taming the tongue....
Keep ReadingTake a Holy-Spirit-led inventory of your faith and deeds...
Keep ReadingWhat are some ways you can put your faith into action?...
Keep ReadingWhy would anyone claim to have faith without deeds?...
Keep ReadingListening is important work. But listening is not the same as doing....
Keep ReadingHow does favoritism connect with The Great Commandment? ...
Keep ReadingWe can find a dozen different reasons to justify our favoritism. But in the end, just like an unhealthy relationship, favoritism will hurt us....
Keep ReadingWhen James tells us not to show favoritism, it isn’t because everyone’s equal....
Keep ReadingWe find ourselves attracted to people who are like us and to people who are like the people we wish we were like...
Keep ReadingGiven our relationship with each other and our relationship with Jesus, how can we show favoritism? ...
Keep ReadingWe pray for wisdom and courage to navigate life in this beautiful, dangerous world....
Keep ReadingJames explicitly singles out the care of orphans and widows in his description of “acceptable religion.” This is not a random choice....
Keep ReadingAs the church expanded and grew, their concern for those who were less fortunate became one of their distinguishing marks....
Keep ReadingJames wants his readers to experience the joy of integrity....
Keep ReadingThis week we’ll be exploring James’ thoughts on religion, particularly the difference between “worthless religion” and “acceptable religion.”...
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