Faith Works: The Book of James

Series Overview

In a world that promotes a culture of consumption, from the latest Netflix series to the non-stop Olympic coverage to the endless social media updates, we are bombarded with opportunities to passively consume.

Yet, as Pastor Jeff has said, the Christian journey is not a "spectator sport."

When it comes to our faith, God's Word never once encourages us to remain passive or sit on the sidelines. In fact, we're called to do just the opposite! Scripture is littered with incredible figures who, though imperfect, used their life to display their faith in action.

The Book of James is a powerful portion of Scripture that clearly lays out a handful of practical ways we can engage our faith — having strength while facing life's trials, learning to step out in obedience, working to control our words, and even being aware of the role that money plays in our lives.

And in James, a central theme persists chapter after chapter: Faith is an action that demonstrates our trust in Christ to an onlooking world.

We're thrilled to be launching our new series, Faith Works: The Book of James, this Sunday, August 11. Together, we'll embark on a journey to grow deeper in our faith and keep Christ at the center of our lives. 

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Faith Works: The Book of James // Taming the Tongue // FRC +OLC
Faith Works: The Book of James // Taming the TongueFaith Works: The Book of James // Taming the Tongue // FRC +OLC

Sep 08, 2024

Summary

We have all been impacted by words. Words are powerful. James talks about the impact of words on our lives and others. We all carry hope and wounds from words said to us by a parent, coach, teacher or friend. And, at the same time, we too have the power to build up and destroy others with our words. James calls to us to live out our faith with our words. How we use our words - what we say, post, write and more - matters. As a disciple of Jesus, do our words reflect Christ? Have you declared Jesus with your mouth, and have you professed Him with your life?

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