Sunday Morning Sermons

On Easter, it’s common to talk about what the resurrection means to us and how it has impacted us. But how often have you stopped to consider what the resurrection did for Jesus and how it impacted Him? Join us Sunday morning as we celebrate the power of the resurrection in Psalm 110 and explore its impact on our Lord!

In chapter 3, James helped us understand the tongue’s important role as a mirror of the heart. From 3:13-4:10, he’s been teaching us how to overcome our flesh and pursue Christlikeness. As we repent of sin and draw near to God we become more like Christ. Having learned the mechanics of growth, James now returns to address our speech with a final, powerful reminder. This Sunday, James returns to th...

As we’ve learned, our sanctification begins when we receive the Holy Spirit and walk in dependency on Him, asking Him to change us to be more like Christ (4:5-6a). But now we discover that as the Spirit of God is faithful to do His work, so too must we be faithful to do ours! Join us this Sunday as we continue our study of James 4. Having learned about the power of the Holy Spirit to make us more...

For three chapters, James has been calling us to be “Doers of the Word,” living a life of “wisdom that comes from above,” modeled upon Christ’s life. As we now turn to chapter 4, he begins explaining how living that way is even possible in the first place. Join us this week as we continue our study in James. As we start chapter 4, James will not only shed light on our deepest problem but also begi...

Join us in the first hour this Sunday as we talk about God’s design for His church and answer the question: “What does Scripture say a church is to be and do?” In the second hour, we’ll spend time reviewing where we’re at as a church, considering those biblical expectations

Over the last three chapters, James has been explaining what it looks like to be a “doer of the word.” As we saw last week, doing the word requires the wisdom that comes from being like Christ. Today, we see the consequences of embracing or rejecting that kind of wisdom. Join us this week as James illustrates the biblical principle that we always reap what we sow. If we live according to worldly w...

Join us this Sunday as Pastor Jeremiah will be preaching from Psalm 13 on How to Lament. Lament is a deeply biblical yet often neglected practice in the modern evangelical church. In a world marked by suffering, loss, and brokenness, God invites His people not to suppress their pain—but to bring it honestly before Him. Together, we will learn how Scripture gives us language for our grief and direc...

James has been taking us on a guided tour of what it looks like to live as a “Doer of the Word” (1:22). In Chapter 2, he showed us how doing the Word shapes how we see each other (without partiality) and serve each other (see a need, meet a need). Now in chapter 3, James introduces a lengthy section about how being a doer of the word impacts how we speak to each other. This week, James gives us th...

James has been taking us on a guided tour of what it looks like to live as a “Doer of the Word” (1:22). In Chapter 2, he showed us how doing the Word shapes how we see each other (without partiality) and serve each other (see a need, meet a need). Now in chapter 3, James introduces a lengthy section about how being a doer of the word impacts how we speak to each other. This Sunday, we continue our...

James has been taking us on a guided tour of what it looks like to live as a “Doer of the Word” (1:22). In Chapter 2, he showed us how doing the Word shapes how we see each other (without partiality) and serve each other (see a need, meet a need). Now in chapter 3, James introduces a lengthy section about how being a doer of the word impacts how we speak to each other. Join us this Sunday as we st...

Join us this Christmas Sunday as we examine the story of Christmas from the shepherds’ point of view. Though we’ve all heard the Christmas story countless times, we’ve rarely stopped to consider why the angels first appeared to proclaim the good news of Christ’s coming to a group of shepherds. Answering this question brings into focus a profound part of the Christmas story that you’ve probably nev...

In James’s book, Chapter 1 taught us about the importance of faith and the change that it produces in us. Having been given faith in Christ, now we are responsible to use that faith to work out our salvation as we become “Doers of the Word.” In the process, the works that we now do (being in the faith) prove the reality of faith’s power in our lives. Join us this week as we conclude our study of J...

In James 1, James helped us see how true faith drives us to become doers of the Word. In chapter 2:1-13, he taught us how faith must shape how we see one another. Now, in 2:14-26, he’s challenging us to serve one another and thereby prove the reality of our faith through our works. Join us this Sunday as we continue our study of James 2. In this next section, James helps us see the difference betw...

In the book of James, we will be exploring the relationship between faith and works. Before we can fully appreciate James’ message, it’s essential to understand that faith always precedes any good works. Good works never produce faith (because faith isn’t something we produce); instead, faith always produces works. For this, we can be thankful! Join us for this Thanksgiving Sunday as we reflect on...

In James 2:1-7, James showed us why faith is incompatible with partiality: It dishonors God when we judge each other’s value using any external standard in place of Christ. Instead, if we love Christ deeply, we must love each other completely. James helps us understand what that looks like in 2:8-13. Join us this week as we continue our study in James 2. Having already taught us how we can never t...

n James 2, we begin to learn what life looks like for those who are “doers of the Word” and have a genuine relationship with Jesus. Right away, James begins by explaining how we must see each other in light of who we know Christ is.

In James 1, we’ve seen what it looks like to live with Christ in a difficult world. In Him, we can face our trials with joy and temptations with power, but only as we live according to the Word of God, our source for wisdom. Accordingly, we must be doers and not only hearers of that word. But before we start “doing,” there’s one more foundational truth we must first understand. This week, James be...

First Kings 11 provides a sobering warning from Solomon’s life. He started so well and ended so miserably. It wasn’t a matter of head knowledge or theological clarity. He allowed many compromises along the way which led him to catastrophic failure. How did that happen? What happened in his heart and life? And why do so many start well but not finish well? We will look at 1 Kings 11 and be warned b...

Having shown us why we must study the Word, James will now teach us how to study the Word. Since the Scripture is the agent of change that the Spirit uses in my life, I must be quick to hear and embrace it. But what does that look like in practice? In this passage, James provides three foundational principles for effective Bible Study.