Playing God With Our Lives

We might call James chapter four “a cautionary tale of the dangers of playing God”. For the follower of Christ, there can be the temptation to replace Him as the lord of our life with ourself. What James does is to inform us on why we are ill-equipped to be our own God. Join us as we finish out chapter four with a warning we all need to hear.

Doing Life God’s Way

As we come to the middle verses of James chapter four, we’re being told how to find peace in the midst of conflict. What we’re confronted with is a choice, choosing to do life God’s way or the alternative. To choose to live life our way places us in a very dangerous position. Choosing to do it God’s way places us in a position of great blessing.

God’s Simple Request

One of the most overlooked sins in the Church today is un-thankfulness. What we discover in our study of Psalm 100, is with all that God has done, He asks so little of us. Join us as we look into what God requires.

A study in Numbers 34-36 from our Midweek Service at Harvest Fellowship with Pastor Paul Mowery.

Worship Wars

Arriving at chapter four of the book of James, we are given the cause and the cure for divisions that take place among God’s people. The path that James lays out for us is a difficult one. But James reassures us that if we’ll do things God’s way, grace will be given so that we may do God’s will.

A study in Numbers 32-33 from our Midweek Service at Harvest Fellowship with Pastor Paul Mowery.

Divine Wisdom verses Demonic Wisdom

Deception is always a clear and present danger for the Church. It’s possible to be under the assumption that you’re following God, when in reality you’re headed in the opposite direction. Join us in James chapter three as James lays out what a life looks like that is dominated by God’s wisdom and what demonic wisdom will look like in a person’s life.

Taming the Untamable

Living faith, that is faith that produces life in us, is active and life changing. Coming to the third chapter of James, we now discover that there is something in us that no one can control. However, once this living faith is activated in our lives, it can control the uncontrollable in us. Join as we look at both our enemy and our ally in this important struggle.

A study in Numbers 30-31 from our Midweek Service at Harvest Fellowship with Pastor Paul Mowery.

Dead Faith verses Living Faith

Many misunderstand what James is putting forth at the end of chapter 2. Some see a contradiction between what James says here and what the Apostle Paul has told us earlier in the New Testament. James is not pitting works against faith as an either or choice. But rather he is comparing two different kinds of faith. One kills and one makes alive. Which faith do you possess? Join us this week and allow the Word of God to reveal to you whether you are spiritually alive or dead.