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10 resources referencing James 4:13-17
The sermon addresses the dangers of pride, presumption, and placing personal plans above God's will, using James 4 as the primary text. It warns against the modern affliction of 'affluenza,' where…
The sermon explores the biblical subject of sin, emphasizing that all unrighteousness is sin and distinguishing between sin unto death and sin not unto death. It highlights the ongoing struggle with…
The sermon emphasizes the importance of recognizing God's sovereignty over our plans and the uncertainty of tomorrow, urging believers to live with a heart aligned to God's will. It warns against…
The sermon emphasizes the importance of making God our boast rather than relying on worldly wisdom, might, or riches. It warns against pride in external appearances or personal achievements and calls…
The sermon emphasizes the brevity and inevitability of life and the importance of preparing for death with a strong spiritual state. It encourages believers to number their days wisely, redeem the…
The sermon explores Jesus' teaching on worry from Matthew 6:25-34, emphasizing that worry is an anxious, divided mind over the uncontrollable future and is considered sin. The preacher clarifies that…
The sermon emphasizes the sovereignty of God over all events and the importance of submitting to His will in every aspect of life. It warns against presumptuous planning without seeking God's…
The sermon emphasizes the brevity and preciousness of life, urging believers not to presume on the future but to live with continual dependence on God. It highlights the importance of seeking God's…
The sermon explores James 4:13-17, emphasizing the brevity and uncertainty of life, likening it to a vapor that appears briefly and then vanishes. It warns against making plans without acknowledging…
Pastor Sam Bryant emphasizes the brevity of life and the importance of acknowledging God's will in all plans, especially during uncertain times like the coronavirus pandemic. He highlights the need…