Like any relationship, our relationship with Jesus Christ must be maintained on a regular basis. We don’t just become Christian and that’s it. Every day, we’re either growing closer to Him, or we’re drifting farther away. The good news is that...
Like any relationship, our relationship with Jesus Christ must be maintained on a regular basis. Every day, we’re either growing closer to Him, or we’re drifting farther away. The good news is that God offers us restoring grace when we drift...
Nobody sails through life. We all have problems, hurts, and emotional scars. The good news is: God's healing grace can heal the hidden wounds of our life. This discuss will cover how God does heal our brokenness.
It's essential that we learn how to get along with other people, so James gives some practical advice. In this study. We will discuss: How we relate wisely to other people and reap a harvest of goodness.
In this study, we will discuss what James 3:1-12 has to say about the destructive power of the spoken word and how to control the tongue.
Pentecost recognizes the birth of Christ's Church, which is the 50th day after Easter. . To receive God's blessing on our churches and on our lives, we must: (1) Pray continually for God's power; (2) Be devoted to God's Word; (3) Love each other...
Faith is not just something you SAY, not just something you FEEL, not just something you THINK, and more than just something you BELIEVE. The Apostle James teaches that a strong, real faith is also something you DO. Our faith and actions work...
The issue of prejudice, favoritism and discrimination causes dreadful social problems. We will discuss how to get along with people from James 2:1-3. Key concepts are Acceptance, Appreciation, and Affirmation.
LifeGroup Study Guide based on James 2:12-18: The 5 Rs of How To Overcome Temptation.
One of the most challenging places to show mercy is with our family members. Family members can hurt each other in especially challenging ways. There are at least 4 ways we can show mercy at home: 1) by overlooking irritations and offenses; 2) by...
