Discipleship

Come Thou Unexpected Jesus - The Demands of Discipleship

Date: 
Sun, 06/03/2011
Speaker/Author: 
Fred Eaton

Psalms: An Anatomy of the Soul - Blessedness

Date: 
Sun, 25/07/2010
Speaker/Author: 
Pat Sczebel

A Community of Prayer and Faith

Date: 
Sun, 04/07/2010
Speaker/Author: 
Tony Walsh

Patience and Steadfastness in Suffering

Date: 
Sun, 27/06/2010
Speaker/Author: 
Tony Walsh

Wisdom from Above

Date: 
Sun, 21/02/2010

James begins by asking a question (v. 13): who is wise and understanding among you?

How would you respond to James’ question this morning? Do you consider yourself wise and understanding? Is this a challenge you want to take on? Or, is it a threatening question you don’t want to face? How do we even discern the presence or absence of wisdom and understanding?

James tells us in the next sentence (v. 13b): By his good conduct let him show his works in the meekness of wisdom. This is the standard for discerning wisdom.

Speaker/Author: 
Fred Eaton
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True Religion

Date: 
Sun, 10/01/2010

Genuine faith in Christ will be manifested tangibly in our speech, compassion towards others, and pursuit of personal holiness

Speaker/Author: 
Tony Walsh
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The Gospel According to James

Date: 
Sun, 28/02/2010

James looks into the heart of spiritual adultery and helps us see what’s really going. He begins with the presenting problem – fights and quarrels – and then moves to the heart of the issue – misplaced and frustrated desires.

Speaker/Author: 
Fred Eaton

The Difficult Task of Taming the Tongue

Date: 
Sun, 14/02/2010

James focus from the beginning of this text is on the teaching office in the church. While all Christians will be judged for the way in which they use their tongues, teachers of God’s word will have a stricter judgment

Speaker/Author: 
Pat Sczebel

Mercy Triumphs over Judgement

Date: 
Sun, 24/01/2010

Showing partiality is incompatible with our faith and with the character, Law, & Mercy of God.
James gives four reasons why partiality is incompatible or contrary to genuine Christianity.

Speaker/Author: 
Tony Walsh