What is your vision for the good life? What would need to be true for life to be beautiful? Most of us wrestle with these questions, especially since the world’s view of success is so tied to self. Thankfully, James points us in the way of wisdom and instructs us on what it means to live a spiritual life.
Tune in this Sunday to join us for worship as we consider James 3:13-18.
Pastor Josh
What is your vision for the good life?
James 3:13-18
May 31, 2020 • Rev. Josh Hahne & Derek Rishmawy
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