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  • The Prayer That Works | James 5:13-20 | Faith That Works

    The Prayer That Works | James 5:13-20 | Faith That Works
    Mar 23 2026

    Are you feeling the weight of "digital stress"? In the final installment of our series on the Epistle of James, we examine how the connection of prayer provides a peace that no high-speed network can match. We look at the practical instructions James gives for prayer in all seasons of life—suffering, cheerfulness, and sickness—and why a "faith that works" always begins at the foot of God’s throne.
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    31 m
  • The Patience of the Farmer | James 5:7-12 | Faith That Works

    The Patience of the Farmer | James 5:7-12 | Faith That Works
    Mar 8 2026

    Patience is a virtue often thrust upon us without our consent through the providence of God. In this episode, we dive into the final chapter of James to discover what it means to "establish our hearts" in the midst of suffering.Join us as we learn to wait for the Lord's certain harvest with the steadfastness of Job and the faithfulness of the prophets.
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    26 m
  • Rotting Riches and Fattened Hearts | James 5:1-6 | Faith That Works

    Rotting Riches and Fattened Hearts | James 5:1-6 | Faith That Works
    Mar 1 2026

    In James 5:1–6, James makes sure that the stuff we chase in this life is no better off than our own temporary lives. Using the imagery of "fattened hearts," James warns against profiting off of others to benefit ourselves. The truth of the gospel is that our security is not found in the temporary, but in what God has freely given to us in the Lord Jesus Christ.
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    29 m
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