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James 5 | How I Endure | Pastor Kyle Popineau

What does it look like to endure as a Christian when life is hard, prayers feel unanswered, and culture keeps pushing back? In this message from James chapter 5, we close out our series through the book of James by exploring what mature faith really looks like. James challenges believers to examine how faith shows up in our money, patience, words, suffering, prayer life, and relationships—and reminds us that endurance isn’t passive waiting, but faithful obedience while God is still working. Whether you’re walking through suffering, wrestling with frustration, or longing for spiritual growth, this message offers biblical clarity, hope, and direction. ⸻ 00:00 – Welcome, Super Bowl conversation & community moment  03:10 – Why community matters at Legacy Church  08:25 – Preparing our hearts for worship, not just events  12:26 – Introduction to James 5 & closing the series  14:23 – Praying for pastors & the weight of spiritual leadership  19:17 – Men’s Breakfast announcement & call to biblical manhood  22:03 – Reading James 5:1–6 (Warning to the wealthy)  29:14 – Faith, money, and doing business God’s way  37:16 – Two groups James addresses: wealth inside & outside the church 40:10 – Functional atheism: believing in God but living without Him  Seven Marks of Enduring Faith (James 5) 46:11 – 1️⃣ Wait patiently for the Lord  51:09 – 2️⃣ Avoid grumbling & internal bitterness  54:44 – 3️⃣ Endure suffering like the prophets & Job  58:12 – 4️⃣ Speak honestly — let your yes be yes  59:05 – 5️⃣ Pray earnestly in every season  01:04:09 – 6️⃣ Confess privately for healing and freedom  01:05:39 – 7️⃣ Restore others gently & pursue redemption  ⸻ Key Takeaway Endurance isn’t passive waiting — it’s faithful obedience anchored in the hope of Christ’s return. ⸻ About Legacy Church We are building a Legacy for future generations! If you’re local, we’d love to worship with you in person. If you’re online, you’re part of our church family. Subscribe for weekly sermons Share this message with someone who needs encouragement Comment below: Which of the seven exhortations challenged you most?