Season 2: James •
Season 2: James •
James is a letter well known for its challenge. And yet at it’s heart, is the author’s desire to expound the wonders of the undeserved grace we find in Christ. Prepare to be challenged, spurred on and encouraged to lean heavily on the unchanging grace of Christ as you delve into this letter with us.
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Episode by Episode
Sarah’s Takeaway
“I expected the deep heart challenge in this letter, but I had no idea just how much my heart would also be thrilled with the grace of Christ time and again.”
Resources for You
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James for You
Sam Allberry wonderfully helped us unpack part of chapter 2 during this season. His book unpacking James is excellent.
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Don't Expect Instant Gratification from your Quiet Time
A thought-provoking read from Jen Wilkin on listening to God’s Word in the Bible
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Introduction to James
A helpful intro to the letter from The ESV Study Bible
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David Suchet Reading James
Listen to this pastorally rich letter being read by David Suchet.
“Every good & perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of the heavenly lights, who does not change like shifting shadows.”
— James
The Book List
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We Recommend...
Here are some of our top picks for books that might help you dig into and explore this season further. Great for home groups, further study or with the family.
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James for You
James is a book full of practical, life–changing help for real life. James For You makes clear its teaching and applies its challenges to the experiences of everyday Christians as Sam Allberry brings his clarity, wisdom and humour to every page.
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The Glories of God's Love
There is no better antidote to feelings of guilt, despondency and exhaustion in the Christian life than remembering that we aren’t saved by our own efforts, but by grace. In this practical and helpful book Milton Vincent reflects on gospel truths and encourages us to take the time to let the gospel affect our hearts and lives.
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Count It All Joy
In this brief but powerful read, the missionary Helen Rosevere reflects on what it means to count suffering as all joy, as James commands at the beginning of his letter.
