Christ Fellowship Church of Williamsburg Sermon Audio

Speaker: Pastor Bryce Rader

Three points from James chapter 3, verses 1 through 12: 1) The command concerning teachers (vv. 1-2a) 2) The test of the tongue (v. 2b) 3) Three warnings regarding the tongue (vv. 3-12) Speaker: Pastor Peter Hess

Two points from Psalm 73: 1) The prosperity of the wicked tempts our faith (vv. 1-16) 2) The presence of God reorients our faith (vv. 17-28) Speaker: Pastor Alex McCay

Two points from James chapter 2, verses 14 through 26: 1) Faith without works doesn't save (vv. 14-19) 2) Faith that justifies saves (vv. 20-26) Speaker: Pastor Peter Hess

Three points from James chapter 2, verses 1 through 13: 1) The command to reject favoritism (vv. 1-4) 2) Two reasons to reject favoritism (vv. 5-11) 3) Mercy: The Gospel replacement for favoritism (vv. 12-13) Speaker: Pastor Peter Hess

Two points from Mark chapter 12, verses 38 through 44: 1) Beware of Devotion Devoid of Love of God 2) Pursue a Devotion Wholly Dependent on God Speaker: Pastor Bryce Rader

Three parts to the battle plan for a peaceful heart from Philippians chapter 4, verses 6 through 9: 1) Pray (vv. 6-7) 2) Think good thoughts (v. 8) 3) Do good deeds (v. 9) Speaker: Pastor Peter Hess

Two types of religion from James chapter 1, verses 26 and 27: 1) Useless Religion (v. 26) 2) Genuine Religion (v. 27) Speaker: Pastor Peter Hess

Three points from Mark chapter 12, verses 35 through 37: 1) A Compelling Exposition 2) A Glorious Truth 3) An Inadequate Response Speaker: Pastor Bryce Rader

Three challenging questions to Jesus from Mark chapter 12, verses 13 to 34: Challenge #1: Question About Dominion Challenge #2: Question About Death Challenge #3: Question About Duty Speaker: Pastor Bryce Rader

Three ways Christians should receive God’s word from James chapter 1, verses 19 through 25: 1) Eagerly (vv. 19a-20) 2) Humbly (v. 21) 3) Obediently (vv. 22-25) Speaker: Pastor Peter Hess

Three truths which demonstrate God’s goodness, from James chapter 1, verses 16 through 18: 1) God only does good to His people. (v. 17) 2) God saved us. (v. 18a) 3) God values those who belong to Him. (v. 18b) Speaker: Pastor Peter Hess

Three reasons to treasure the Scriptures from 2 Timothy chapter 3: 1) The Scriptures lead us to salvation (vv. 14-15) 2) The Scriptures are inspired by God (v. 16a) 3) The Scriptures equip us for ministry (vv. 16b-17) Speaker: Pastor Peter Hess

From 2 Timothy chapter 4, verses 6 through 8, three points about the Christian life: 1) Is a life where death is the final offering of a life poured out for the Lord (v. 6). 2) Is a life that models fidelity to the Lord's calling (v. 7). 3) Is a life that rightly anticipates a heavenly reward (v. 8.). Guest Speaker: Pastor Lee Hess

Two questions from Hebrews chapter 2, verses 14 and 15: 1) How did Jesus come? (v. 14a) 2) Why did Jesus come? (vv. 14b-15) Speaker: Pastor Peter Hess

Three points from Galatians chapter 4, verses 4 through 5: 1) The first Christmas came on time. 2) The first Christmas brought a miracle. 3) The first Christmas came for a reason. Speaker: Pastor Bryce Rader

Two points from James chapter 1, verses 13 through 15: 1) The Source of Temptation (vv. 13-14) 2) The Process of Temptation (vv. 14-15) Speaker: Pastor Peter Hess

Four ways to respond rightly to trials from James chapter 1, verses 2 through 12: 1) Rejoice (vv. 2-4) 2) Pray for wisdom (vv. 5-8) 3) Embrace the humiliation (vv. 9-11) 4) Remember the reward (v. 12) Speaker: Pastor Peter Hess

Two points from Colossians chapter 1, verses 1 through 14: 1) Give thanks to God for gospel work. 2) Pray for gospel fruit. Guest Speaker: Alex McCay

Three instructions from 1 Peter chapter 5, verses 6 through 11: 1) Humble Yourselves (vv. 6-7) 2) Resist the Devil (vv. 8-9) 3) Long for Eternal Glory (vv. 10-11) Guest Speaker: Nathan Cecil

Three kinds of wisdom from the book of James: 1) Wisdom for ourselves (ch 1, vv. 1-27) 2) Wisdom for relationships (ch 2, v. 1 through ch 5, v. 6) 3) Wisdom for waiting (ch 5, vv. 7-20) Speaker: Pastor Peter Hess

Speaker: Pastor Peter Hess

Guest Speaker: Jon Thompson

Two points from Mark chapter 11, verse 27 through Mark chapter 12, verse 12: 1) The Jewish authorities' refusal to submit to God ultimately resulted in their ruin. 2) Jesus' perfect submission to God triggered a remarkable redemptive reversal. Speaker: Pastor Bryce Rader

Three Points from Psalm 138: 1) A grateful heart (vv. 1-3) 2) A hope-filled heart (vv. 4-6) 3) A confident heart (vv. 7-8) Speaker: Pastor Peter Hess