Coffee House Theology Podcast

Instead of merely being a hearer of the word, be a doer.

James finishes his thought about being slow to anger by telling us that human anger does not grow our faith or lead us toward God’s righteousness.

Everyone should be quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to anger.

In Christ, we do not lack for anything that we need, we have a promise assured, andmost importantly, we have a Father who, by His own choice, gives us new and eternal life.

“Begin with the end in mind,” and allow your eternal destiny to shape your present reality.

We are often told not to judge a book by its cover, and experience teaches us that some of the most excellent food in all of the world is in restaurants not frequented by the health inspector.

When you are in the midst of a test or trial in life, you naturally search for a cause.

Recognizing how you respond to correction or critique is a helpful way to measure your growth in Christian maturity.

Are you looking for a way to grow in your faith as you study God’s Word? This summer, we’re studying the book of James at The Church at Station Hill, and we want to help you dive deeper into God’s Word and grow in your faith. That’s why we’ve created a special, Station Hill only summer devotional series. Each week, we’re providing five devotions that will guide you through the book of James. These...