Authentic Christianity

James 5:13-Malachi 5:18 Pastor van Eyk continues his exposition of the book of James. This morning he draws on the experience of Elijah, a man who in his very nature was just like us, but who remembered the promises of God and turned them into his prayers and petitions.

James 5:19-20 In the culmination of his exposition of the book of James, Pastor van Eyk brings us James’ final exhortation to the church, as a whole, to be diligent in bringing those wandering who have wandered from the Truth.

James 5:13-16 Pastor van Eyk continues with his exposition of the book of James. Are you suffering? Anyone Cheerful? These are the first two points addressed by Pastor van Eyk today.

James 5:13-16 Pastor van Eyk continues with his exposition of the book of James. This mornings sermon addresses how those who are suffering, in particular those who are with illness, should seek out the elders of the congregation for prayer and intercession. This recording experienced a delay in…

James 5:7-12 Pastor van Eyk continues with his exposition of the book of James. This morning he addresses the three elements of Christian patience: suffering, persevering, and blessing.

James 5:7-12 Pastor van Eyk continues with his exposition of the book of James in the sermon series: Authentic Christianity.

James 5:1-6 Pastor van Eyk continues with his exposition of the book of James. In this message Pastor van Eyk opens up James’ epistle where James exhorts the brethren, and perhaps others in attendance at that church, to have a proper and biblical perspective on wealth.

James 5:1-6 Pastor van Eyk continues his exposition of James. This is the continuation of last weeks sermon: The Use and Abuse of Wealth

James 4:4-Joshua 4:10 Pastor van Eyk continues with his exposition of the book of James in his series entitled, Authentic Christianity.

James 5:7-12 Pastor van Eyk continues with his exposition of the book of James. Today he makes us aware of: The Necessity of Patience, The Necessity of Keeping Focus, and The Necessity to Keep Perspective knowing that the great Judge is ‘at the door’.