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How to Pray for the Sick
by Ray Pritchard

When we pray for the sick, we are doing the work of Jesus in the world.

Sermon Series: Pressure Points (James)
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Rounding Up the Strays
by Ray Pritchard

If Jesus left heaven for us, can we not leave our comfort zone to reach out to those who have gone astray?

Text: James 5:19-20
Sermon Series: Pressure Points (James)
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Boiling Prayers
by Ray Pritchard

Let us pray with confidence, expecting God will answer our prayers. Nothing is too great to ask, and nothing is too hard for the Lord.

Text: James 5:16-18
Sermon Series: Pressure Points (James)
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Stop Swearing!
by Ray Pritchard

In a world filled with lies, Christians should speak the truth.

Text: James 5:12
Sermon Series: Pressure Points (James)
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Three Ways to Wait When Hard Times Hit
by Ray Pritchard

Sometimes victory looks a lot like survival, and survival looks a lot like victory.

Text: James 5:7-11
Sermon Series: Pressure Points (James)
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4 Warnings to the Wealthy
by Ray Pritchard

The question is not What are we doing with our money? but What is our money doing to us?

Text: James 5:1-6
Sermon Series: Pressure Points (James)
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What is Your Life?
by Ray Pritchard

Only one life, ’Twill soon be past, Only what’s done for Christ will last.

Text: James 4:13-17
Sermon Series: Pressure Points (James)
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Are You a Verbal Assassin?
by Ray Pritchard

If we stand back and think about this passage, it should lead us to a simple conclusion: We must be careful and cautious when we speak.

Text: James 4:11-12
Sermon Series: Pressure Points (James)
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Six Ways to Jumpstart Your Spiritual Life
by Ray Pritchard

Every blessing awaits those who will humble themselves before the Lord.

Text: James 4:6-10
Sermon Series: Pressure Points (James)
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Why Can’t We All Get Along?
by Ray Pritchard

Christians ought to lead the way in bringing peace to this broken world. But we can’t do that until we repent of our own worldliness.

Text: James 4:1-5
Sermon Series: Pressure Points (James)