Living Faith begins a verse-by-verse study of James by examining the identity of James, his leadership in the early Messianic community, his address to the twelve tribes in the Dispersion, and the call to a faith that is lived out through obedience and Torah.
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This Living Faith study examines James 1:5-8 and the difference between sincere questions and the double-mindedness James warns against. It explores why believers should ask YHWH for wisdom in faith, how trials expose uncertainty, and how seasons of doubt can become opportunities for spiritual maturity.
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This Living Faith study examines James 1:9-12, the temporary nature of wealth and status, endurance through trials, and the promised crown of life. It calls believers to remain steadfast and faithful to YHWH when testing exposes what we truly value.
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This Living Faith study examines James 1:2-4 and why believers are told to count trials as joy. It explores how testing reveals genuine faith, produces steadfastness, and develops spiritual maturity, with Joseph's life as an example of trusting YHWH through suffering.
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In this next Bible Study series on the book of Daniel, we look at what is known about the writings of the exiled prophet. Included in this introduction to the book of Daniel is an examination of when it was written, by whom it was written, and who the audience was.
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