James
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Description: Half-brother of Jesus, James (Jacob translated from the Hebrew), the current leader of the first established community of Christians creates a letter of biblical instruction to them. James teaches Christians how to pursue Christ in an honest and right manner. From our thoughts to our words to the matters of our hearts, the book of James covers how we should conduct our lives using each part which makes up our character. Both new and mature Christians will feel a sense of conviction when reading this letter. James reminds Christians that our good works alone cannot make us right with God. Rather, the salvation we receive in Christ, inviting His Holy Spirit into our lives allows us then to perform good works for His kingdom. The letter teaches us how both faith and works act in unison toward living a God prioritizing life. James acts as a biblical framework for faith and growth every Christian should consider returning to often.
NOTE: Study references include the “Holman Everyday Study Bible, KJV (King James Version) as well as the “Crossway Illuminated Scripture Journals, ESV (English Standard Version), New Testament Set. All KEY VERSES included in each chapter summary will be translated in the English Standard Version.
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Description: Half-brother of Jesus, James (Jacob translated from the Hebrew), the current leader of the first community of Messianic Jews forms a letter of instruction to them. James teaches Christians how to pursue a genuine, unshakable walk with Christ. From the mind to the tongue to the matters of the heart, the book of James brings a refreshing sense of conviction to every Christain both young and mature. James reminds Christians that our good works alone do nothing to obtain saving faith. Rather, the salvation we receive in Christ, inviting His Holy Spirit into our lives allows us then to perform good works for His kingdom. The letter teaches us how both faith and works act in unison toward living a God prioritizing life. James acts as a biblical framework for faith and growth every Christian should consider returning to often.
NOTE: Study references include the “Holman Everyday Study Bible, KJV (King James Version) as well as the “Crossway Illuminated Scripture Journals, ESV (English Standard Version), New Testament Set. All KEY VERSES included in each chapter summary will be translated in the English Standard Version.