Regardless of which section of the pericope one selects, all three share the following themes: we are to live out our identity in Christ even in the face of suffering, we are to assist our brothers and sisters in staying true to the faith
Chapel Sermon by Timothy Dost from James 5:7-11 on Monday, December 12, 2016
By Rick Marrs Background Our text is the end of Jesus’s High Priestly Prayer. Parts of the rest of this prayer, 17:1– 19, are texts for the same Sunday in different years (John 17:1-11 in Series A and John 17:11b-19 in Series B), so the preacher may want to familiarize the hearers with the salient parts ..
Chapel Sermon by Tony Cook from James 5:7-11 on Friday, September 18, 2015
By Anthony Cook The book of James is a collection of exhortations written to encourage Christians to live out their Christian identity in their daily lives until Christ returns. Due to the nature of the book, James feels more like a collection of proverbs than a narrative that flows from beginning to end. A common ..
Chapel Sermon by Robert Bugbee from James 5:7-11 on Monday, December 16, 2013
Chapel Sermon by Bruce Hartung from James 5:7-11 1 on Wednesday, December 11, 2013
James 5:7-11 Advent 3, Series A, be patient with one another for Christ will return and vindicate those who believe
Chapel Sermon by Glenn Nielsen from James 5:7-11 on Monday, December 17, 2007
Chapel Sermon by William Carr from James 5:7-10 on Thursday, December 17, 1998