Someone once said, “Words are containers for power. You choose what kind of power they carry.” For this reason, God is interested in our words and how we choose to use our words. In HIS Word – the Bible – God addresses the way we use our words. Both Old and New Testaments are filled with truth about the power of our words, our speech, our tongues. This weekend, we turn our attention to James 3:1-12 to learn about the power of the tongue and how to use it both wisely and well! I look forward to sharing this message with you.Like, comment, & subscribe to stay updated with the latest content!

Scripture References: James 3:1-12

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From Series: "Making Faith Work"

Welcome to a new series of sermons from the New Testament book of James called Making Faith Work. The first subject James tackles is the subject of trials – the trials of life. You may recall that we explored that very subject three weeks ago as we grappled with suffering in light of eternity. James 1:1-12 is an excellent sequel to that sermon and extremely practical, too. God inspired James to tell us how trials work when you are a follower of Jesus Christ. We’ll learn what role attitude, wisdom and money play in navigating life’s trials. I look forward to exploring God’s truth with you!