James, Chapter 3 warns us of the power of our tongues. Today, the world has been set on fire by an unruly (disruptive, uncontrollable) evil, full of deadly poison, our words. And yet, there is also an invitation and hope for our tongues. James tells us, “no man can tame the tongue.” But the Holy Spirit can and […]

Wisdom is the foundation for understanding and humility. It will take humility to steward the power and wisdom of God that the Holy Spirit will make known through the church. So, no matter how much wisdom we have, we can always use more. Wisdom is always a gift from God, not from our efforts. James […]

The life of Jesus was marked by two distinct and significant seasons, the season of signs and wonders and the season where signs and wonders stopped. Both seasons were exploding with the miracle-working power of God. We have to be careful about how we interpret our lives. Sometimes we only think that God is moving if He […]

The Book of James is called “The Proverbs of the New Testament” because it is filled with practical wisdom for believers, exhorting us to live out genuine faith by putting action to our words. It is a book of wisdom and faith. James emphasizes the connection between daily life and our spiritual growth. James teaches […]

John chapter 20 has the look and feel of finality, but it is not. What happens in John 21 is essential to the Gospel of John. Christ finished His work at the cross. But His work in and through us is not yet finished. The restoration work of Christ continues in each of us. And the […]

The Gospel of John was written so that people might have faith and grow in their faith. John uses the word believe nearly one hundred times. It is the Gospel of believing! Everything you are and everything you do flows from what you believe. In believing Jesus Christ, we can discover how to stop defining […]

Jesus came from heaven with His glory veiled within His human flesh. The veil, which was His flesh, had to be torn apart for His glory to be revealed to humanity (See Hebrews 10:19-20). John 18-21 shows what Peter would later call: “Jesus’ sufferings and the glory that would follow” (1 Peter 1:11). Peter also […]