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SS Forum 8/16- Dale & Jill Zimmerman
Thanks for being a Pastor/Shepherd
The texts describes King David as a Shepherd King, and Christ as the Shepherd/Savior. We are expressing appreciation to Don and Linda for lifting up Jesus as Shepherd as they transition into retirement. Text: Psalms 78: 1-4, 70-72 & Psalm 23
The sons of Issachar
It is important that the church not only understands the times in which we live, but also how to respond appropriately. WayLife Community pastor, Michael Deckman, shares what God has been revealing to his congregation during these days of unrest. Text: 2 Chronicles 12:32
Faith and it’s actions
James says that a person is justified by what they do and not by faith alone. Is this a contradiction in Scripture? Why? A reminder that Christ is the focal point and foundation of our faith. Two examples of faith in action are Abraham and Rahab. The Christian life is not about doing things in our own strength – rather it is about God working in and through us. Text: James 2:14-26
The Most Dangerous Beast in the World
As the strength of a horse can be controlled by a bridle and a large ship turned by a small rudder, likewise, the human tongue is small but powerful. Uncontrolled, its fire can set a forest ablaze and its poison is deadly. In the “Faith that Moves” series, consider God’s redeeming grace through the tongue of everyday Christ-followers. Text: James 3:1-18
What favortism is and why it is wrong
Favoritism and her cronies nepotism and racism project a toxic vibe that has no place in a community of Christ followers. In Christ, all people are welcomed equally regardless of dress, social standing, race, color, history, and even family connections. James, the brother of Jesus, invites us to examine carefully how we view and treat one another. God chooses to show mercy over favoritism. We too ought to choose mercy over favoritism. Text: James 2:1-13; Galatians 3:26-29
Doing the Word
James declares Christ-followers are “doers” of faith. Consider how the “doing of a doer” remains centered in the path between two ditches of faith and works in #2 of the Faith that Moves series. Text: James 1: 19-27
How People of Faith Respond to Trials
The letter of James, written by the blood brother of Jesus, calls us to a living, breathing, active, visible faith. It shows us a faith that moves. In these opening verses we are presented with the secret to a faith that moves with steadfast joy through life’s darkest and fiercest trials. Faith moves! James the brother of Jesus shows us how. Text: James 1:1-18