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“We exist to proclaim the reign of Jesus Christ over all things; glorifying and enjoying God, now and forever.”Each week we unpack God’s Word, pointing to Jesus and His work in our lives and in the world.
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Failing People & The Unfailing Word of God | Who Will Be King? (opens the original)
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The book of 1 Kings covers a little more than 100 years of history (about 961 to 850 B.C.), telling the story of fourteen kings who ruled over all or some of the Israelites. The book begins with David as King, but he is fading fast. Solomon is supposed to take his father’s place on the throne, but David’s other son, Adonijah, disregards this plan and exalts himself to be the next king. What will David do? He’s already grieved the death of one of his sons for treason (Absalom, cf. 2 Samuel 18). W
Living Faith: A Study of James | Mutual Accountability (opens the original)
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As James brings his letter to a conclusion, he touches on three final topics: Truthfulness, Prayer (which we considered last week), and Mutual Accountability.In Genesis 4, after murdering his brother and being questioned by God, Cain asked: “am I my brother’s keeper?” It’s been said that the rest of the Bible is an answer to this question, and the answer is affirmative. Repeatedly in the New Testament we see the obligations that believers have to one another, and the point is clear: as brothers an
Living Faith: A Study of James | Prayer (opens the original)
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As James brings his letter to a conclusion, he touches on three final topics: Truthfulness (which we considered last week), Prayer, and Mutual Accountability.Prayer is one of the most important activities in which a person can engage themselves. Charles Spurgeon once said, "Neglect of private prayer is the locust which devours the strength of the church". Why would he say this? It is because he understood the great emphasis God's word gives to prayer. Luke 18:1 says of our Lord, "And he told the
Living Faith: A Study of James | Truthfulness (opens the original)
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Truthfulness (or honesty, integrity of speech) is one of the most important virtues for relationships. Perpetual dishonesty will ruin a person’s ability to trust and therefore to have a meaningful relationship with you. So in the body of Christ, it is imperative that we are truthful, which is what James seeks to communicate in this next verse. As he begins to wrap up his letter, he concludes with three separate topics (similar to how Paul deals with several topics at the end of 1 Thessalonians 5
Living Faith: A Study of James | How to Be Patient (opens the original)
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Patience is hard. Naturally, we don’t like to wait for things, whether it be waiting for our food in the drive-thru, waiting for test results, waiting for an online purchase to arrive, or waiting for justice. The original readers of James’ letter were suffering at the hands of rich unbelievers. They wanted their suffering to end! But the Lord tells them to be patient, and gives several important reasons why they should be patient. As John Calvin wrote, “There is no place for faith if we expect God
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