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Continue reading →: Perfect and PureJas. 1:25-27 Introduction When somebody did an excellent job, we used to say “perfect” to describe it. The word “perfect” appears 99 times in the Bible. The common usage of the word “perfect” in the Bible does not necessarily denote sinless or absolute perfection, but completion, fullness, soundness, wholeness, without…
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Continue reading →: Doers Not HearersJames 1:22-24 Introduction What is God’s will in our lives? God’s will is that we should be obedient. He wants us to follow His commandments. As soldiers of Jesus Christ, our duty is to obey. One famous General once said that “A good soldier never asks he just obey”. While…
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Continue reading →: Putting Away and ReceivingJames 1:21 Introduction Can a cold-blooded murderer and a persecutor really change? Can a liar or a deceiver change his ways and become a Mister Nice Guy? Sometimes it’s hard to believe such amazing testimonies, yet we cannot deny that indeed such conversion is true. What really happened? We live…
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Continue reading →: Swift to hear, Slow to speak, Slow to WrathJames 1:19-20Introduction We all have a choice. In every situation, it’s either you respond positively or negatively, proactively or reactively. The outcome depends on how you deal with each and every state of the affairs. Grown-ups or matured individuals are expected to deal in a more orderly and wisely manner…
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Continue reading →: The Christian and TemptationsJames 1:12-18 Introduction The Christian life is not an easy one. To live a faithful life is not a walk in the park. We will be facing lots of difficulties, hardships we haven’t experienced when we were not yet a true believer in Christ. Today we will be talking about…
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Continue reading →: Wisdom for TrialsWisdom for TrialsJames 1: 5-12 Introduction To be triumphant or victorious in the midst of trials, the Word of God tells us that we need wisdom. Though we need God’s grace, strength, or even deliverance from all the difficulties and trials in our lives, we need wisdom, which is the…
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Continue reading →: PatiencePatienceJames 1:4 Introduction People nowadays hate to wait. We want everything to happen instantly. The advent of fast foods, instant noodles, hand phones, e-mails, fax machines, fast cars, credit cards, internet banking, etc., are just a few. The mentality now is “the faster the better”. Everything keeps getting faster and…
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Continue reading →: Turning Trials into TriumphTurning Trials into TriumphJames 1: 2-4 Introduction Many Christians live a life of sadness and misery, even confusion specially when experiencing trials or hard times. The Word of God tells us that we can be victorious despite of difficulties that we are facing. The Epistle of James tells us that…
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Continue reading →: A Servant of God and the Lord Jesus ChristA Servant of God and The Lord Jesus Christ Introduction In our introductory lesson, we saw that James, the Lord’s brother, is the author of this Epistle. He is humble enough to call himself “a servant of God and of the Lord Jesus Christ” (1:1). Well, the Apostle Paul described…
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Continue reading →: The Epistle of JamesThe Epistle of James Introduction James is one of the so-called Catholic Epistle. “Catholic” means universal. James is one of the seven epistles (James, I and II Peter, I, II, III John and Jude) that are referred to as the “Catholic” or “General” Epistles. These are (with the exception of…






