In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the issue of making distinctions and judging others with evil motives. He emphasizes the sin of inconsistency and how it can bring Christians down. The preacher gives a powerful illustration of two men entering a church, one rich and well-dressed, and the other a poor vagrant. He highlights the hypocrisy of treating the rich well and the poor poorly. The sermon also mentions how the rich were mistreating the poor Christians, yet the Christians were still favoring the rich. The preacher concludes by emphasizing the importance of genuine faith, which includes a real concern for those in need.

In this sermon, the speaker introduces the book of James and explains that they will be studying one chapter per night. The sermon is divided into three main subjects: the tested life, the new birth, and the Word of God. The speaker emphasizes the importance of being a doer of the word and not just a hearer. They also discuss the mechanics of sin and the need for self-control, as well as the characteristics of true religion, including controlling one's tongue, caring for widows, and remaining unspotted from the world.

In this sermon, the speaker introduces the epistle of James and provides background information before diving into the main subject. The writer of the epistle is identified as James, and the speaker clarifies that there are three men with the same name in the New Testament. The letter begins with a formal greeting to the twelve tribes scattered abroad. The speaker encourages the audience to read James 2:14-26 before the next session, as it will be discussed in detail. Additionally, the speaker mentions that the epistle covers various topics such as conquering temptations, controlling the tongue, overcoming worldliness, and facing life's trials.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the fourth chapter of the Epistle of James. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the transient nature of life and the need to submit to the Lord's will. The preacher highlights the arrogance of those who boast about their future plans without acknowledging God's sovereignty. He encourages the listeners to adopt an attitude of total dependence on God and to live in accordance with His will, as exemplified by the apostle Paul.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the book of James and discusses the importance of understanding God's design in times of trial. He emphasizes that wealth is transient and can easily fade away, just like the grass or flowers. The preacher encourages Christians to seek wisdom and rejoice in the midst of trials, whether it be poverty, riches, or any other difficulty. He also highlights the promises of God, particularly the promise that those who persevere will receive the crown of life. Additionally, the preacher emphasizes the need for Christians to have a true understanding of God's perfect love and goodness in times of crisis.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on his own journey from being a young fellow to becoming a proficient teacher of the word of God. He emphasizes the importance of bridging the gap between the speaker and the audience in order to effectively communicate and hold their attention. The speaker outlines the topics he will cover in future sermons, including separation from the world, confession and repentance, the will of God, exploitation of workers, the coming of the Lord, oath-taking, and the power of prayer for healing. The sermon also references James chapter 3, highlighting the need for teachers to be mindful of their words and actions, and to avoid inconsistency and hypocrisy.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on James chapter 4 and breaks it down into different sections. The sermon begins by discussing the conflicts and fights among people, attributing them to their own selfish desires. The preacher then emphasizes the importance of humility and warns against speaking against one another. Finally, the sermon concludes with a reflection on the brevity of life and the need to seek the will of the Lord in our plans and decisions. Throughout the sermon, the preacher references various scriptures, such as Job, to highlight the transient nature of life.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the story of Moses leading the Israelites to the Red Sea. He explains that God brought them into a seemingly impossible situation to show them that the only way through was by relying on Him. The preacher then quotes Matthew 6:1, emphasizing the importance of having pure motives and not seeking recognition from others. He highlights three powerful verses from the New Testament that emphasize the need for righteousness, perfection, and pure motives. The preacher concludes by discussing the importance of having a genuine relationship with God and how it should reflect in our relationships with others.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the concept of the fourth dimension and how the mind is the closest we can get to experiencing it. He emphasizes the importance of loving our neighbors as ourselves and warns against discord and greed among believers. The speaker references Jesus walking on water and highlights the need for harmony and peace in order to produce fruitful lives. The sermon also mentions the book of James and addresses the issue of worldly greed and competition among believers.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on James chapter 2, specifically verses 1-7. He begins by breaking down the structure of the chapter, highlighting the appeal, illustration, conclusion, and explanation within these verses. The main themes discussed are the wrongness of showing favoritism and the doctrine of justification by works. The preacher emphasizes the importance of not holding the faith of our Lord Jesus Christ while still respecting persons. He also delves into the dangers of snobbery and the significance of recognizing the value of both riches and poverty.

In this sermon on James chapter 5 verses 1 to 6, the preacher discusses the judgment upon the ungodly rich. He emphasizes that the wealthy should weep and howl for their impending miseries. The preacher condemns the hoarding of wealth, dishonesty, self-indulgence, and persecution of Christians as sins committed by the rich. He assures the suffering individuals that there will be a day of judgment for these unrighteous actions. The sermon draws from biblical references and highlights the importance of righteousness and equity between employers and employees.