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James 5:19-20 Part 2

There are times when there is a catastrophic shift, but most often when we find someone has walked away it is typically a series of small almost imperceptible, certainly incremental that have led them to where they are.
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James 5:19-20 Part 1

There are times when there is a catastrophic shift, but most often when we find someone has walked away its typically a series of small almost imperceptible, certainly incremental that have led them to where they are.
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James 5:12 Part 2

When you make an oath in the name of God you absolutely must keep it.
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James 5:12 Part 1

When you make an oath in the name of God you absolutely must keep it.
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James 5:7-11 Part 2

I know it’s hard to look up, but Jesus our lord and our judge is standing at the door. We live in the last days, and Jesus will come again and make all things right!
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Romans 1:1-7 Part 2

This is good new for us. That God is a God who keeps his promises. Because, he has made promises not just to Paul, not just to a Jewish people, not just to the descendants of David, but to us as well. And he is a God who keeps his promise. He is a God who can be trusted. He is a God whose word never fails.
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Romans 1:1-7 Part 1

This is good new for us. That God is a God who keeps his promises. Because, he has made promises not just to Paul, not just to a Jewish people, not just to the descendants of David, but to us as well. And he is a God who keeps his promise. He is a God who can be trusted. He is a God whose word never fails.
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James 4:13-17 Part 2

The world says “I am the captain of my own ship. I am the maker of my own destiny.” But this is not what James teaches. James sets out to show the providence of God in all human life.
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James 4:13-17 Part 1

The world says “I am the captain of my own ship. I am the maker of my own destiny.” But this is not what James teaches. James sets out to show the providence of God in all human life.