“Welcome to Carisma Cast — the podcast of Carisma Church in Hamilton, Ontario. Each week you’ll hear inspiring sermons, uplifting conversations, and practical insights to help you grow in your faith and live with joy. Whether you’re part of our church family or just exploring faith, we’re glad you’re here. Subscribe today and journey with us!”
CarismaCast
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Podcast Overview
“Welcome to Carisma Cast — the podcast of Carisma Church in Hamilton, Ontario. Each week you’ll hear inspiring sermons, uplifting conversations, and practical insights to help you grow in your faith and live with joy. Whether you’re part of our church family or just exploring faith, we’re glad you’re here. Subscribe today and journey with us!”
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July 14, 2026
No Favoritism | James 2: 13 | Christian Bible Study
<p>Why is favoritism such a serious sin? In James 2:1–13, James commands believers not to judge people by outward appearances or social status. Whether based on wealth, race, education, appearance, influence, or any other external factor, favoritism contradicts the character of God and the gospel of Jesus Christ.</p><p>In this message, we examine the meaning of biblical favoritism, why James warns against it, God's impartial love for both the rich and the poor, the royal law to "love your neighbor as yourself," and numerous examples of favoritism throughout Scripture. We conclude by reflecting on James' powerful reminder that mercy triumphs over judgment.</p><p><strong>Passage:</strong> James 2:1–13<br><strong>Series:</strong> James – Growing Up in Faith: Becoming a Mature Christian<br><strong>Speaker:</strong> Wellington Mariano</p><p>#James #BookOfJames #BibleStudy #ChristianPodcast #ChristianLiving #FaithAndWorks #NoFavoritism #ExpositoryPreaching #BiblicalTeaching #CarismaCast</p><p></p>
July 10, 2026
James 1:19–27 | Hearers and Doers | Christian Bible Study
<p>How can Christians become better listeners of God's Word? What does James mean when he says we should be quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to become angry? And why is listening to Scripture not enough if we fail to obey it?</p><p>In this episode of <strong>CarismaCast</strong>, we continue our verse-by-verse study of the <strong>Book of James</strong> by exploring <strong>James 1:19–27</strong>. James teaches that mature Christians are not only hearers of God's Word but also doers who put biblical truth into practice every day.</p><p>This message examines what it means to listen carefully before speaking, to exercise self-control instead of reacting in anger, and to live out authentic Christian faith through obedience, compassion, and holiness. We also consider biblical examples from Job, Peter, and practical applications for Christian living today.</p><p>Whether you are studying the Book of James, seeking to grow in spiritual maturity, or looking for practical biblical teaching, this <strong>Christian podcast</strong> will help you understand God's Word and apply it faithfully to everyday life.</p><p>Bible passages discussed</p><p>• James 1:19–27<br>• Romans 10:17<br>• Job 1–2; 42:7<br>• John 18:10<br>• Galatians 5:22–23<br>• 1 Timothy 5:3–6</p><p>Topics covered</p><p>• Quick to listen, slow to speak, slow to become angry<br>• Hearing versus obeying God's Word<br>• Self-control and the fruit of the Spirit<br>• Christian identity and spiritual maturity<br>• Caring for widows and orphans<br>• Practical Christian living</p><p>CarismaCast is a Christian podcast dedicated to verse-by-verse Bible teaching, expository preaching, biblical theology, and practical Christian living. Every episode helps believers understand Scripture, grow in their faith, and faithfully follow Jesus Christ.</p><p></p>
July 9, 2026
Inner Temptations | James 1:13-18 | Christian Bible Study
<p>Why does God allow trials? And does God ever tempt us to sin?</p><p>In this episode of <strong>CarismaCast</strong>, we continue our verse-by-verse study of the <strong>Book of James</strong> by examining <strong>James 1:13–18</strong>. James makes an important distinction between God's tests, which strengthen our faith, and temptations, which seek to lead us into sin and spiritual destruction.</p><p>This <strong>Christian podcast</strong> explores the origin of temptation, the progression from evil desire to sin, and why mature Christians take responsibility for their actions instead of blaming God or others. Through examples from Eve, Adam, and Sarah, we learn how good desires can become sinful when pursued outside of God's will.</p><p>We also study what the Bible teaches about God's perfect goodness, His unchanging character, and His promise in <strong>1 Corinthians 10:13</strong> to provide a way of escape from temptation.</p><p>Whether you are struggling with temptation, seeking to grow in <strong>Christian living</strong>, or looking for an in-depth <strong>Bible study</strong> through James, this message will encourage you to trust God's goodness and pursue spiritual maturity.</p><p><strong>Bible passages discussed:</strong></p><ul><li>James 1:13–18</li><li>Genesis 3:1–7</li><li>Genesis 16:1–5</li><li>Matthew 6:13</li><li>1 Corinthians 10:13</li><li>Psalm 25:8</li><li>Psalm 34:8</li><li>Psalm 100:4–5</li><li>Psalm 145:9</li><li>1 John 1:5</li></ul><p>CarismaCast is a <strong>Christian podcast</strong> dedicated to verse-by-verse Bible teaching, expository preaching, and helping believers understand and apply God's Word.</p><p></p>
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