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Faith that Works, Volume 3

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scripture	James
type	Series
id	15903

“Faith by itself, if it is not accompanied by action, is dead.” The letter of James is vital reading whenever the believer is tempted to be content with knowledge devoid of action, to cultivate the world’s friendship rather than God’s, and to tolerate disorder and selfish ambition. As we’ll learn, James shows us that the outward display of faith will find its roots in the inward transformation that has already taken place. These studies provide a forceful and timely reminder that our creed must be seen in our conduct and our attitude must display itself in action.

Faith that Works, Volume 4

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scripture	James
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id	15904

“Faith by itself, if it is not accompanied by action, is dead.” The letter of James is vital reading whenever the believer is tempted to be content with knowledge devoid of action, to cultivate the world’s friendship rather than God’s, and to tolerate disorder and selfish ambition. As we’ll learn, James shows us that the outward display of faith will find its roots in the inward transformation that has already taken place. These studies provide a forceful and timely reminder that our creed must be seen in our conduct and our attitude must display itself in action.

Faith that Works, Volume 2

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scripture	James
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id	15902

“Faith by itself, if it is not accompanied by action, is dead.” The letter of James is vital reading whenever the believer is tempted to be content with knowledge devoid of action, to cultivate the world’s friendship rather than God’s, and to tolerate disorder and selfish ambition. As we’ll learn, James shows us that the outward display of faith will find its roots in the inward transformation that has already taken place. These studies provide a forceful and timely reminder that our creed must be seen in our conduct and our attitude must display itself in action.

Faith that Works, Volume 1

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scripture	James
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id	15901

“Faith by itself, if it is not accompanied by action, is dead.” The letter of James is vital reading whenever the believer is tempted to be content with knowledge devoid of action, to cultivate the world’s friendship rather than God’s, and to tolerate disorder and selfish ambition. As we’ll learn, James shows us that the outward display of faith will find its roots in the inward transformation that has already taken place. These studies provide a forceful and timely reminder that our creed must be seen in our conduct and our attitude must display itself in action.

When Trials Come, Part 1

date	January 21, 2007
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scripture	James 1:1
type	Sermon
id	2557

When Trials Come Part 2

date	January 28, 2007
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scripture	James 1:2
type	Sermon
id	2559

Consider It Pure Joy

date	June 29, 2003
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scripture	James 1:2
type	Sermon
id	2341

Asking God for Wisdom

date	February 11, 2007
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scripture	James 1:5
type	Sermon
id	2558

In James 1, the author tells his readers to consider hard times an opportunity to grow and mature in their faith. It sounds good on paper but it’s a hard command to follow when the tough times come! Alistair Begg teaches from this passage so that we might know how to find God’s help in facing the hard times.