Faith in the Furnace: Joy During Trials

Faith in the Furnace: Joy in Trials
A Sermon from James 1:1–18 by Pastor Jason K. Boothe | Redeemer Church of Piketon, Ohio

Life in Christ is not free from trials. In this sermon from James 1:1–18, Pastor Jason K. Boothe teaches that hardship, loss, and testing are not meaningless—they are instruments in the hand of a loving God. Through trials, the Lord refines His people, strengthens faith, and draws believers closer to Christ.

James calls us to “count it all joy” when we face trials, knowing that God is working in every circumstance for our good and His glory. This message encourages believers to find steadfast joy in suffering, to seek wisdom from God, and to rest in His unchanging goodness.

Join us as we explore the biblical truth that every trial is a divine tool for growth and sanctification. Discover how God uses the furnace of affliction to purify His people and how, in Christ, we find wisdom, endurance, and lasting joy.

📖 Scripture: James 1:1–18
🎙️ Preacher: Pastor Jason K. Boothe
🏛️ Church: Redeemer Church of Piketon, Ohio
🌐 Website: https://www.redeemerschapiketon.com

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