Two Cities Church

James 5:13-20 In James 5, we are reminded that we have a supernatural, experiential, and communal faith. Whether suffering, sick, or in need of forgiveness, our first response should be to pray with each other and for one another.

James 5:1-12 We need an eternal perspective in our pleasure and our pain.

James 4:14-17 In James 4, we see that for our faith to be real, we need humility before the God and obedience to the will of God.

James 4:1-12 Life is war... so you better start fighting. There is an internal and spiritual war in the heart of every Christian that must be fought by turning toward God and away from sin.

James 3:13-18 In James 3, we see a call to stop settling for a subhuman life and a call to live the good life - a life modeled after the way of Christ.

James 3:1-12 Our words are powerful because they reveal something deeper about us. We need to tame more than just our tongues, we need the Lord to help us tame and change our hearts.

In James, we see that Christians are called to have a "faith that works". Our faith should produce good works that benefit others. God doesn't need our good works, but others do.

James 2:8-13 ln James 2, we look at our sin, God's law, and His judgment, and ultimately we are reminded of the mercy of Christ.

John 18:28-40 We all have to answer the question: who is Jesus?

James 2:1-7 How do you act toward people who aren't like you? In James, we see that partiality leads to sin. But there's good news, viewing Jesus as Lord leads us to view others rightly.

James 1:26-27 In James, we see that we can't just pay lip service to our faith... we have to live it out by having compassion for those around us and taking action.

James 1:19-25 Where are you lying to yourself about yourself? In James, we’re called to be hearers and doers of the Word. The Bible was not written to increase our knowledge but to transform our lives.

James 1:12-18 The better we can understand temptation, the better God can help us experience victory over temptation.

James 1:5-11 In James, we see that wisdom come seeing life from God's perspective - it's asking God, what am I avoiding or need to change?

James 1:1-4 If God is good... if God is loving... why is this happening? Often when we face trials or suffering, we question the goodness of God, but in the book of James we see that God works in our trials to develop, discipline, direct, and deliver us.

Song of Solomon 8:8-11 The goal of parenting isn't to make kids safe; it's to make them strong. As we close our series in the Song of Solomon we see how parenting is an immersive and intense version of discipleship.

Song of Solomon 6:4-7:8 To build a marriage that lasts, your marriage must be built on things that do not change. Forgiveness not your feelings. Friendship not just the physical. Future grace not past grievances. Commitment not circumstances.

Song of Solomon 5-6 In Song of Solomon, we see that healthy couples aren't couples that don't argue, they are couples that argue fairly. Just as God has been gracious to us, we are to be gracious to one another.

Song of Solomon 4:1-5:1 ____ We have to figure out how to integrate our sexuality into our lives according to what Scripture says. In Song of Solomon, we see a beautiful account of sex within the bounds of the marriage relationship.

Song of Solomon 3:1-11 In the Song of Solomon, we see that marriage is moving from me to we as couples develop a love of allegiance, action, and affection.