Stephen Rummage - Trials or Trails? - James 1:1-12

Preaching from James 1:1-12, Rummage reminds us that trials can either lead us closer to the Lord or further away from Him depending on how we respond to them.
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[@KenCunningham-fq4uy]

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[@lloydhollycribbs1893]

I have suffered many trials and through them they have caused unspeakable pain and anguish... even shame but at the end of the trial I am always thankful that He has allowed me to endure and over come each trial. Without the immense fire, gold cannot be purified. Just as followers of Christ, if we want to be more Christ-like, trials are inevitable to help purify us, change who we are to who He wants us to be. Thank you Pastor Rummage for this sermon.

[@MariaRibeiro-hh4dv]

Amen same here don't enjoy it but I can tell you my Spirit feels powerful with the God that I got to know and trust during the trials 🙏🙏🙏

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