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**Moments of Worship**

A weekday podcast on Moments of Worship. Each episode releases at 2 am.

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294. Our God Is Faithful (From the Vault) Nov 04, 2025

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293. Our Creator God (From the Vault) Nov 03, 2025

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292. Restoring the Wanderer (James) Oct 31, 2025

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James 5:17–20 reminds us that Elijah, though human like us, prayed with great faith and God answered. James ends his letter by urging believers to care for those who wander from the truth. Through prayer and loving restoration, we reflect God’s mercy and participate in His work of saving and restoring souls.

James 5:17-20

291. The Invincibility of God Oct 30, 2025

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290. There Is None Like the Lord Oct 29, 2025

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289. The Prayer of Faith (James) Oct 28, 2025

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James teaches that the prayer of faith brings both physical and spiritual restoration, reminding believers that it is the Lord who heals, forgives, and raises up. True faith in prayer is not about controlling outcomes but trusting God’s character and will. Confession and prayer within the body of Christ open the door to healing and unity, as believers humbly depend on God and one another. The prayer of a righteous person is powerful because it is offered through faith in Christ—the One who hears and answers according to His perfect purpose.

James 5:15-16

288. Teach Me Your Paths Oct 27, 2025

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287. When You Are Weary (From the Vault) Oct 24, 2025

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286. Is Anyone Suffering? Pray (James) Oct 23, 2025

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In Episode 14, Pastor Keith reflects on James 5:13–14, where believers are called to pray in suffering, sing in joy, and seek prayer in sickness. This passage teaches us that every season of life is an invitation to draw nearer to God in dependence and faith.

James 5:13-14

285. Let Your "Yes" Be "Yes" and "No" Be "No" (James) Oct 22, 2025

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In this episode of Moments of Worship, Pastor Keith McMinn reflects on James 5:12, where believers are called to live with integrity and truthfulness. He explains that when James says, “Let your yes be yes and your no be no,” he is urging followers of Christ to be people whose words can be trusted without the need for oaths or exaggerated promises. Pastor McMinn connects this command to Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 5, emphasizing that honest speech reflects the character of God, who is always faithful and true. The episode concludes by reminding listeners that genuine integrity is shown in everyday faithfulness—keeping one’s word and living in a way that quietly points others to the trustworthiness of God.

James 5:12

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