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Today is Session 12 in our study of the book of James - our last session. We're looking at chapter 5, verses 12-20. James offers several closing thought as he comes to the end of his letter, but there is still a consisten thread running though everything he says. Once again he covers the importance of how we use our words, and the importance of prayer.
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Today is Session 11 in our study of the book of James. We're looking at his warnings to rich people. But wait - who qualifies as rich? And what does it matter? Is it wrong to be financially comfortable? James also gives some instructions about the return of his brother, Jesus. Join us!
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Today is Session 10 in our study of the book of James. In this lesson James gives us instructions regarding how we speak of other people, and he places our plans and goals into the larger context of God's will.
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Today is Session 9 in our study of the book of James. Today, james helps us understand why the world is so messed up, and why we fight so much, whether in our homes or in the Oval Office. James also make some uncomfortable statements about worldliness. Click on the link and check it out!
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We're two months into our study of the book of James. In today's message we're looking at what James has to say about wisdom, especially the difference between earthly wisdom and wisdom from above. Join us as we unpack these ideas!
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This is week seven of our series on the book of James. Today we consider what James says about people who want to be leaders in the church. He has some warnings regarding that. He also talks about something we can all relate to: our tongues! Well, not really our tongues, but what they say - the words that come out of our mouths. The Bible has a lot to say about this, and we're going to jump right in. Join us!
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On week six of our series on the book of James, we look at the second half of chapter two, where James addresses the need for our faith to be demonstrated in our lives. Some Christians see his instructions as a contradiction of Paul's statements about salvation coming through faith alone. Is that true, or can the ideas be reconciled? Join us to find out.
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This is week five of our series on the book of James, and today we're starting chapter 2. Or are we? Did James divide his letter into chapters? If not, who did? When? And Why? And does it matter? We'll take a quick look at that, but we'll spend most of our time on the issue of favoritism. James is not a fan. And neither is God. So why do we do it? Join us as we unpack these ideas.
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This is week four of our series on the book of James, and today we're finishing chapter 1. In this section, James gives us some very practical instruction about how to react to difficult situations. The problem is that we usually turn his advice around and do things backwards, which just makes everything worse. We'll also talk about how God's message is planted in our hearts, and how it can grow to maturity. Join us!
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This is week three of our series on the book of James, a letter written to early Christians by a brother of Jesus. In today's message we'll cover verses 12-16, as James addresses the nature and origin of temptation, and in the process, gives us some good information about the character and nature of God. Then he sums it up with encouraging thoughts on how God views his people. Join us!
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