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James 5 gives us a stern warning against the idolatry of wealth. There is nothing sinful with a believer having money and wealth. But when it controls you and you find yourself consumed by wealth it becomes idolatry. Join us as we study James 5:1-6 and learn what you can do to prevent this pitfall.

In James 4, we will learn about the war that takes place in the soul of every Christian. The war between the Spirit and the flesh. It is an all out fight! And what you need to win is in James 4:6, a greater grace. This is a special grace that goes beyond salvation and James lays out how you and I can experience this greater grace.

The subject of this chapter is taming the tongue. One of the most difficult challenges of the Christian life is controlling the words that come out of our mouth. I hope you can join us in discovering the power of your tongue and how you can use your words to honor the Lord.

In this passage we learn what real faith looks like. Did you know you can see faith? Yes, indeed you can! Faith can be seen in how we live out everyday life. Your life is a testimony to what you believe. Faith is more than a mental ascent to truth. It is a life transforming work of God's grace in our heart that produces a changed life.

This passage lays out the sin of partiality and what it means to love our neighbor. It also gives us the solution for the social woes that our culture is experiencing today. It is very important as Christians, we love all people, in and outside the church. This is the go-to passage when it comes to the sins of racism, prejudice, and favoritism. It's going to be an awesome study.

In today's message, we will be looking at what temptation is and then answer two questions regarding the source and the course of temptation and then discuss how to conquer temptation.

Listen in as we will look at trials and tribulations and their purpose in the life of the believer.

John 3:16 - Adventures In Christianity by Calvary Chapel Irmo

In our American culture the word "worship" has been robbed of its meaning. When people hear the word "worship" the first thing that comes to mind is what we do at church on Sunday mornings. Worship is so much more than that! Let's dive deep in verses 15 and 16 of this passage, and let's all discover the true meaning of worship.

Every believer desires for their faith to be authentic, to be a faith that is real and impacts the people around them. Listen in as we dive into Hebrews 13:1-14 to learn what real authentic faith looks like.

In Hebrews 12:18-29, you and I will be presented with two mountains. These mountains represent two different ways to come to God. The first is Mount Sinai and is a picture of man coming to God based on his own merit, good works, and his futile attempt to keep the law. The second is Mount Zion and it is a picture of man coming to God based on the atoning sacrifice of Jesus. Two mountains, two totally different outcomes; you and I need to make sure we are going up the right mountain!

How to be ready for the return of Christ.

In this passage we are told "see to it that no one comes short of the grace of God." It teaches us how to grow in the grace of God in our relationship with our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

Matthew 2:1-12 - The Magi Worshipped, Will You? by Calvary Chapel Irmo

What comes to your mind when you hear the word discipline? Correction, right? The word discipline means to train, educate, and correct. God is good and because He is good He is faithful to discipline us. His discipline sharpens us and makes us better followers of His Son. I'm looking forward to diving into this amazing passage with you.

Hebrews 11:33-40 talks about having a conquering and enduring faith. God calls you to have a strong, lasting, uncompromising, and enduring faith. Listen in to find out what this kind of faith looks like.

In our verse by verse study of Hebrews 11, we come to six heroes of the faith in Hebrews 11:32-34. These are six men that God used mightily in the Old Testament that we can all learn from in what faith in God looks like.

This week in our verse by verse study of Hebrews 11, we come to Rahab the Harlot. She was a prostitute living in a dark corner of Jericho. Then God gets a hold of her heart and calls her out of darkness into His glorious light.

Hebrews 11:30 & Joshua 6:1-20 - Joshua: The Path to Victory by Calvary Chapel Irmo

Hebrews 11:23-29 - Moses: The Blueprint of a Servant by Calvary Chapel Irmo