Podcasts about James 5

Join Pastor Kirk as he continues this study: Real Faith - A Study Through the Epistle of James.  This weeks lesson is entitled - The Patient Endurance of Real Faith as seen in James 5:7-11.

Sermon recording from September 7th, 2025.A study of James 4:13 - 5:6.Thesis: Remember that God is in control as you plan your next step.

Therefore, confess your sins to one another and pray for one another, that you may be healed. The prayer of a righteous person has great power as it is working. - James 5:16

Explore the power of righteous prayer as we dive into James 5:16, uncovering why the prayers of those who live in faith are powerful and effective.

This episode is a study from the book of James, with Pastor David Rosales of Calvary Chapel Chino Valley. This message was taught on September 7th, 2025. Support us by checking out our other social media platforms! Youtube: ⁠⁠www.youtube.com/@CCChinoValley⁠⁠Website: ⁠⁠www.calvaryccv.org⁠⁠Facebook: ⁠⁠www.facebook.com/CalvaryChapelChinoValley⁠⁠Instagram: ⁠⁠www.instagram.com/calvaryccv⁠⁠

James 5:19-20. From the "The Letter of James" sermon series. Preached by Jody Killingsworth.

The book of James is often called the “Proverbs of the New Testament” because it's filled with down-to-earth, practical wisdom for daily living. In this series, we'll walk through the letter of James and discover how godly wisdom applies to every part of life—our words, our relationships, our trials, our decisions, and even our faith in action. James doesn't just tell us what to believe; he shows us how to live it out.

James 5 James 5:3 – The meaning of the end of this verse is a bit unclear. It may just mean that this problem had become especially bad…

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In the First Wednesday service message, "DON'T BE GREEDY," Pastor Rich Whitter unpacks James 5:1–6, where James issues a sobering warning to the wealthy who hoard riches and exploit others. The passage reveals that earthly treasures decay, but God sees how resources are handled. Pastor Rich highlights that greed not only corrupts the heart but also invites judgment, while generosity reflects God's kingdom values.We hope this message challenges you to steward your blessings well and live with open hands before the Lord.

Send us a textIn this episode, you will find the following:1) Reading of James Chapter 52) Explanations of key takeaways3) Summary4) Prayer

Our series for the summer has been "Life Together" and we are exploring what the character of Christian community looks like; what it means to live together as followers of Jesus.Scripture: James 5:7-11

Big Idea: Because prayer is powerful, we must pray in all circumstances by faith.

James 5:12-20. From the "The Letter of James" sermon series. Preached by Jody Killingsworth.

In the book of James chapter 5, James covers several topics regarding perseverance, truthfulness, dealing with illness, difficulty, the power of prayer and backsliding. Listen to our Pastor as he preaches from this passage. Please note he announces he is preaching from Hebrews, but he is actually in James.

The church is called to live with integrity, to be people of prayer in both suffering and joy, to practice honest confession and mutual accountability, and to pursue those who wander lovingly. James ends his letter with a vision for a church that doesn't settle for surface-level religion but leans fully into being a community that confesses, prays, heals, and restores.Need Prayer?

August 30 | James 5:13-20 by Christ Covenant

August 29 | James 5:7-12 by Christ Covenant

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August 28 | James 5:1-6 by Christ Covenant

Wednesday Night // Ed Romero // Summer Preaching Series James 5:12-20

This is August 24th's sermon in which Pastor Gage Crowder proves how indispensable the disposition of patience and discipline of prayer are for each Christian enduring trials. Gage Crowder is husband to Rachel and father to Kyper and Binx. A graduate of Birmingham Theological Seminary and the Theopolis Institute, Gage is assistant pastor at Trinity Reformed Church and a lecturer in philosophy at Providence Classical School in Huntsville.    Trinity Reformed Church is a CREC church in Huntsville, AL. seeking to extend and unite the Kingdom in the Huntsville area.   Check out our website, Facebook or YouTube!

Send me a Text Message!How can I get God's attention? That seems like an important question when it comes to prayer right? If I want to be a person whose prayers produce great results, I think I need to be a person who can get God's attention. This episode will give us a picture of the people whom God goes out of his way to give them His attention.If you have ever asked the question, "How can I get God's attention?" the answer is "Be a tsaddiqim." What's that? Listen and find out.

Send me a Text Message!That's my question, well one of my questions in this episode, "Does prayer matter if God doesn't care?" I think most of us listening, believe that God could do what we've prayed for, but we have some problem believing that He would. In other words, we're not sure if God cares. And let's be honest, prayer is just shouting in the darkness if God doesn't care.But at the risk of giving it away, I'll simply say this, "God cares." In this episode and the next we'll talk abit about what God cares about.

James 5:7-11. From the "The Letter of James" sermon series. Preached by Stephen Baker.

Sunday morning message, August 24, 2025.

Anyone can wait and worry. But James 5:7-11 reminds us that true patience is waiting without worry. Like a farmer trusting the rains, we are called to stand firm, trust God's timing, and live with peace even when life feels uncertain. We uncover how to let go of pride, embrace perseverance, and discover the freedom of patience rooted in faith.Need Prayer?

Send me a Text Message!Are you connected? There are so many things in this world that can cause us to disconnect and isolate. But together is better. Thta's the message of James, over and over and over again. The heart behind his words to the scattered is simply,  "Together is better." It is. Together is better. To the scattered, do everything you can to preserve together. Don't get scattered in hard times. Don't suffer alone. Pray with others. Don't let hard times scatter us. If you are going through a difficult time, don't just take it to God, take it to God together. Because, say it with me one more time, "Together is better!"

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Send me a Text Message!Jon Ortberg tells about the time they moved from southern California to Chicago. They spent a lot of time with their kids, just talking through the difficulties of moving. One night, after several months in Chicago, Jon was tucking his daughterin. She had been getting into more trouble than usual but he hadn't connected the dots. That night, the dam burst and tears spilt out.  "Daddy, it's so hard living here, nobody knows me.  I go to a new church, a new school, and everybody already seems to have friends. I don't belong. I don't have anyone I can talk to, nobody wants to have lunch with me. Daddy, I feel like a little mouse that doesn't have a hole."Maybe you can relate? It's not so much about having a hole as it is having a community. And community is such a major part of our life of prayer. So my question is, "Are you connected?"

Send me a Text Message!In James 5, James introduces us to one of his spiritual heroes. (At least that's how I view what's taking place.) Elijah was just as human as we were but look at what God did through him, through his prayers. In this episode we are going to find that while Elijah was looking for a miracle...the miracle God chose to give him was community, a connection.Are you connected? When times are tough, together is better!

Send me a Text Message!A life of prayer is not just about we speak, it's about what we hear. When it comes to a thriving life of prayer, the word of God is the first word. Our prayers are the second word. Our best prayers come in response to His Words. James mentions the man Elijah in James 5 and Elijah heard the still small voice of God. So let me ask, if God was whispering to you, could you hear him?  What if we can best find the presence of God in the stillness? If so, then maybe we should stop Looking for God where He is not.Can you hear God's whisper?

A church transformed by Jesus is a family centered on the Gospel and invested in one another. 

August 17, 2025 - Eric Barton - James 5:13-20 “Prayer” by Bethel Downtown

James 5:1-7a. From the "The Letter of James" sermon series. Preached by Jody Killingsworth.

August 17, 2025 | James 5:13-20 by Bethel Bible South

Send me a Text Message!Don't you dare give up! In James 5:7-11, that's James message to those who are scattered. Don't give up. When you're at the depths of down, don't give up. When hard times outnumber the good times, don't give up. A turn of the page is ahead and the best is yet to come. So how do I keep going in hard times. James gives us some finishing well tips in this episode. And really thats James challenge. Finish well. Don't flame out. Don't quit. End your life more in love with Jesus than you started. Pursue God. Set your hope, embrace your purpose, strengthenyour heart, find mentors, follow examples. But no matter what, don't you dare give up!