Sermons on James

9 of my manuscripts preach from James. Free to preach as your own. Search every sermon.
  • Book of James: 5 Year Anniversary

    James 5:7-11 · Book of James

    In seasons of suffering, James calls us to look up to Christ's return, look closely like a patient farmer, and look forward in hope.

  • Bridges: Swaying Bridges

    James 1:2-8 · Bridges, part 3

    Getting from where you are to where God is calling you is never easy, but it requires faith, faithfulness, and fortitude through trials like James describes.

  • Can We Just Talk?: My Intentions

    James 4:1-17 · Can We Just Talk?, part 2

    Good intentions aren't enough; James calls us to replace comparison, compromise, control, and criticism with celebration, communication, confession, and compliments.

  • Love Stuck: My Intentions

    James 4:1-17 · Love Stuck

    Good intentions aren't enough in dating; James 4 calls us to trade comparison, control, complacency, and compromise for humility and clear convictions.

  • Proud to Humble Sermon

    James 4:1-12

    A proud spirit leads to destruction, but a humble spirit that submits to God and receives His grace leads to true, abundant life.

  • Rated R: Envy

    James 3:13-18 · Rated R

    Envy and selfish ambition distort truth and destroy relationships, but James calls us to cultivate contentment and celebrate what God is doing in others.

  • Rooted: Generosity Is Our Privilege

    James 1:17 · Rooted

    Because God the Father, Son, and Spirit have given us everything in Christ, generosity flows as a grateful response rather than an obligation.

  • Seeing Clearly: Everyone Has It Better Than Me

    James 3:13-18 · Seeing Clearly

    Envy and selfish ambition distort truth and destroy relationships, but contentment comes from stewarding your own life instead of comparing it to others.

  • Virtue Signaling: BTS Of Criticism

    James 4:1-12 · Virtue Signaling

    A proud spirit leads to destruction, but a humble spirit leads to an abundant life, freeing us to empathize rather than criticize others.