"Sunday Evening" Tagged Sermons

"Sunday Evening" Tagged Sermons

Sunday Evening

Learning to Listen

Nehemiah 8 Michael brings the Word of God from Nehemiah 8 this Sunday evening. In it, we see how we are to listen to God’s Word expectantly, attentively, and submissively. Likewise, we are to respond to His Word with tears of repentance, with joyful hearts, and with readiness to obey what He has instructed us to do.

Taming the Tongue

James 3:1-12 Pastor Karl brings us the message this Sunday evening. He explains how James 3:1-12 is a warning to teachers that they will be judged more strictly. It also explains how the tongue is destructive and uncontrollable without Christ. Christ is the only one who can help us speak in a manner worthy of the gospel.

Faith And Works

James 2:14-26 This Sunday evening, Michael walks us through James 2:14-26, explaining that faith without works is dead. The text demonstrates what counterfeit faith looks like, what genuine faith looks like, as well as applications for how we can live out these principles faithfully as Christians. All our knowledge is useless if it does not flow into the heart and produce action. We are saved by grace alone, We are justified by faith alone but not by a faith that…

Listening to and Doing the Word of God

James 1:19-27 This Sunday evening, Mike Seaton brings us the Word from James as we continue our ‘Faith that Works’ series. James 1:19-27 teaches us that we must be quick to listen, particularly to how God has revealed Himself in His Word. We are to humbly accept the Word, as the Bible is not merely human opinion. We are to do what the Word says. Lastly, we must have self-controlled tongues, compassionate, and un-polluted by the word. We must be…

Faith that Works

James 1:1-18 In the introduction to the new evening series ‘Faith that Works’, Karl introduces us to the book of James. The first chapter explains our joy-filled purpose in the trials of life, the generous gift of wisdom that God can bestow upon us, and the process by which we are tempted.