Growing Up: A Study Of James (john Kachelman Iii)

James gives us incredible guidance on how to deal with the conflicts ("wars") that confront us in CHapter 4. These things will help us follow the prescription for peace in our lives!

James completes Chapter 3 in looking at where we get true wisdome to apply in our lives and goes into CHapter 4 to discuss how we can get over selfish wars in our lives.

Chapter 3 deals with one of the most troubling issues in the Lord's Church -- the tongue. James looks at how we can understand its power and tame it for good.

James uses three examples of types of faith to discuss what true biblical faith should be in our life -- active and obedient.

Continuing to learn how James used four basic doctrines that should impact how we treat others and moves into what true biblical faith should be in our life.

As James shifts the focus to practicing what we preach, he considers four basic doctrines that should impact how we treat others.

James gives Christians a proper measuring stick to determine whether they are living the life that God desires. In this section of the book He turns the focus to "true Christianity" so we will no deceive ourselves.

James continues to give us points to consider as he transitions to dealing with the temptations that we face internally to turn away from God and sin.

James continues to give us points to consider as he transitions to dealing with the temptations that we face internally to turn away from God and sin.

James provides aome incredible insight into how we can reassess how we evaluate the trials that enter our lives. The scriptures provide wonderful lessons to encourage Christians to turn the trials into triumph.

James provides aome incredible insight into how we can reassess how we evaluate the trials that enter our lives. The scriptures provide wonderful lessons to encourage Christians to turn the trials into triumph.

The introductory lesson looks at the background and context of the book and begins to challenge bible students to evaluate their lives so they can grow from the study.