This Sunday we begin a new series on the book of James called “A Life of Faith.”
James was the half-brother of Jesus who eventually became a prominent pastor in the early church and served the Church in Jerusalem. Drawing from his experience in ministry he writes to Christians who struggle, as we do, with various trials and who need wisdom from God. Thankfully, in his letter, James helps us by explaining what it means to put our faith into practice.
Join us this Sunday and together we will learn from James!
Pastor Josh
A Life of Faith - Part 1
James 1:1-11
April 19, 2020 • Rev. Josh Hahne
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James: A Life of Faith
My Brother's Keeper
July 26, 2020 • Rev. Josh Hahne
"Prone to wander, Lord I feel it, prone to leave the God I love" we sing in Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing. It's an honest admission that our hearts, while cleaned and being renewed, yet struggle with sin. In our final sermon in the series A Life of Faith, we will learn from James about the need for community, the need for others to help us as we follow Christ. Sign up online, bring a friend, and join us for worship on the lawn this Sunday! Pastor Josh
Let Us Pray
July 19, 2020 • Rev. Josh Hahne
How does prayer fit into your life of faith? What does communion with God look like for you in a normal week? James encourages us with good news about prayer—God hears your prayers, God acts, and therefore prayer is powerful. This truth should change the way we go about our lives of faith. Grab your shade, sunscreen, and a friend (very few churches are able to meet right now so this is a perfect time to invite friends, coworkers, neighbors) and join us this Sunday as we learn from James about prayer. Pastor Josh
Suffering with Patience
July 12, 2020 • Rev. Josh Hahne
One person from Redeemer recently said, “I had no idea the book of James was so practical. It seems like his letter is speaking directly to me in my situation in life.” This week James speaks about what it means to suffer well as a Christian. It’s a topic that each of us need to think deeply upon as we seek to live a life of faith in these uncertain times. Grab your sunscreen, chairs, and friends and join us this Sunday for worship on the lawn as we consider James 5:7-11. Pastor Josh