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“The Fruits of Righteousness” (James 3:13-18 sermon)

I am not much of a “tree expert” at all. I know some people can just look at a tree and say, “Oh that’s a such-and-such tree …” but I have never been able to do that. I could probably … Continue reading

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“What Real Faith Looks Like: The King’s Laws” (James 2:5-13)

In Leo Tolstoy’s War & Peace, he writes about how during Napoleon’s War with Russia he commanded a group of his soldiers to go downstream and find a good place to ford the river, and go to the other side. … Continue reading

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