James 5:1–12 Don Straka expounds on James’s warning to the rich and James’s comfort to those being oppressed.

James 4:13–19 Don Straka explains that we have no cause for boasting before a sovereign God.

Matthew 28:18–20; Mark 16:14–20; Luke 24:44–54; John 20:19–23: Andrew Knight and Jacob Shin kick off our Mission’s Week with a sermon on taking the gospel to the nations.

James 4:1–12 Andrew Knight explains that verbal quarrels are not random. He walks us through what the Bible says about the moments when we are fighting with others.

James 3:3–18 Tristian shows us what James pictures when he calls us to seek wisdom from above.

James 3:1–12 Don walks us through the two tongues James presents in chapter 3—a bridled tongue and an unbridled tongue.

James 2:14–26 Don walks us through what it means that faith without works is dead.

James 2:1–13 Luke Miller talks through the beauty of mercy .

James 1:19–27 Don Straka walks us through James’s thesis of being hearers and doers.

James 1:12–18 Don Straka show us not only the hope we have amid trials, but how we can never blame God for the evil we experience.

James 1:1–11. Andrew Knight introduces the book of James to us.

Psalm 73. Tim Cain, a guest preacher, called us to set our eyes on the true “good life.”

Proverbs. Luke Miller brought us through multiple proverbs to help us grasp the importance of friendship.

Matthew 6:9–13. Andrew Knight walked us through the Lord’s Prayer to help us grow in prayer.

Proverbs 11:24–28; 18:10–12. Luke Miller brought up back to Proverbs to look at what some proverbs have to say about money.

Acts 15:35–41. God is never caught of guard. He makes perfect plans even when imperfect people are always in the middle of them.

Revelation 21:1–8. We had the honor of hearing from Dr. John Jambura again this week. This time he spoke on God’s final plan to renew all things.

1 Peter 4:19. Don Straka finishes our summer series on 1 Peter my looking at this central verse.

1 Peter 2:4–12. Don Straka continued our 1 Peter series by looking at what it means that we are a living stone for Christ.

Matthew 20:1–16. Andrew Knight takes us on a deep dive into the parable of the landowner.