Immanuel Church Wilmington Delaware

James 3:1-12

As we continue in James, we see that harnessing our tongue is a key to holy living. The tongue has enormous power. Will we allow it to bring grief or life?

James 2:1-8

God makes no distinction between rich or poor, as we are all in need of Christ's redemption. In fact, we are not to count our riches by our bank accounts or material possessions, but consider ourselves rich because of knowing Christ. "For you know the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, that though he was rich, yet for your sake he became poor, so that you through his poverty might become rich." - 2 Corinthians 8:9.

James 1:22-27. 

James challenges Christians to not just hear the Word of God, but do make it active and be Doers of the Word. We are able to do this by looking into the "perfect law" Jesus and keeping our eyes fixed on Him. James gives some practical advice to walk out our faith, such as watching our tongues, serving those around us, and keeping ourselves from being polluted by the world around us.

Jim DiBiaso - James 1:5-8

As we continue the study of the book of James, we see that God is the source of wisdom, and that He is a good giver who wants us to succeed. However, that wisdom is conditional. We must examine our heart, to be sure we're not double-minded.

 James 1:1-4

We begin a summer series on "Walking Out Your Faith" based on the book of James. After getting the background surrounding the book, we gain an understanding of why we have trials, and how we can become mature through those times.

Song of Solomon 3:1-5 ; 4:1-4

We complete the series on relationships by looking at the wedding day when two become one. It compares to the promise of the future, when Jesus, the Bridegroom, is united with the Church, His Bride. We see that we must allow the Holy Spirit to heal our personal relationships now, before we are united with Jesus on that day.

Song of Solomon 2:10 - 3:6

For any healthy relationship, there should be excitement, it should produce life, and there should be a commitment to solving problems.

 Song of Solomon 1:7-17; 2:1-7

We continue our study of Song of Solomon, as we explore how the Church, the Bride of Christ, can grow in our relationship with the Bridegroom.

Song of Solomon 1:1-6 

In Part 1, we covered the background of Song of Solomon and introduced the topics of attraction, romance, relationships, and finding our fulfillment in Christ

John 14: 15-18, 25-26

Before Jesus ascended to heaven, he assured the disciples that the Father would send the Holy Spirit to dwell with all who believed in Him. The Holy Spirit convicts us and leads us to the truth of the cross. He speaks through the written Word,gives gifts, and produces the fruit of the Spirit in our lives.