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It is so very easy in this life to become the focus of our own business. We may not plan for it to happen, but we push the Lord outside of our plans for success. This is no different than the plan that the enemy has for every other person on the planet! Satan desires for you to live a life without acknowledging the Lord and living for Him. Don't let the enemy beat you in this very subtle game he plays with your soul.

In this episode, James is trying to get the readers to understand that it is within our power to resist the influence of Satan in our lives. The Lord gives grace to the humble, and within that same thought, He has built a wall for the proud to not have access to them, He resist them. This is an individual responsibility. Your spiritual, emotional, and physical well being is up to you, and nobody else is to blame. God bless you on this difficult journey, we call life. Contact us anytime for prayer requests, Bible questions, or comments about the show.

Did you know the Lord answers every single prayer that is spoken? It's true, He doesn't ignore you, it just may be that the answer is NO. In this episode James is teaching us some very deep insight into the emotional health of the believer. It is very easy to fall into an emotional war in this life, but God gives us the victory over our own self righteousness! God bless you as you journey with Christ and grow in His grace! Let's pray one another.

Have you ever wondered why the sun went dark at the crucifixion of Christ? The writer of the Gospels tell us that Jesus was on the cross at 9am, and at noon till 3pm the sun didn't shine. What's the significance of this? Find out in this episode. Join Ken as he talks about Jesus being our covering, shade, and canopy. As always, contact us anytime with questions, comments, or prayer requests. God bless you in your journey.

Join us for a study in James 3:13-18. This section is talking about how to conduct yourself in the wisdom of the Lord. One can either seek the wisdom of the Lord or their own self sufficiency and righteousness. James talks about the differences of those two camps of wisdom.

Have you ever considered how small your tongue is, but how big a mess it can make? We can build people up with the words we choose but we can also destroy lives as well. In this episode, Ken is giving some thoughts on James 3:3-12. So grab your Bible if you are able to, and follow along! God bless you as you seek and follow Jesus Christ.

Representing the Lord Jesus is a high calling and privilege. It's not something to be taken lightly, yet so many are quick to proclaim what God is saying in the word of God. James warns to not be so fast to call yourself a teacher, since their is a stricter judgment on those who teach the word of God. Follow along in our study!

In this episode Ken explains the relationship between authentic faith and its outward expression in works. Belief in God alone won't save you, and works can't impress the Lord. Calling on the name of the Lord in the sort of way that a man on death row would call on the governor for a pardon, is a call which expresses a need and trust that the one you're calling on has the power to change your situation. Grab your Bible and follow along!

Did you know that its not enough to just believe in God? The fallen angels (demons) believe there is only one God...and they do not follow Him not are they in a right relationship with him. Believing in God is a good start, but it needs to be accompanied with a life that follows Him. Authentic saving faith always includes some sort of proof on the outside. In this episode Ken describes the relationship between faith and works.

Being a follower of Christ involves action. A faith in Christ is an active faith. Jesus called us to be a follower, disciple, and witness. These are all measurable, you either are these or you're not. We are here to be the body of Christ and represent Him to this lost and dying world. In this passage James is reminding us that it's important to do more than just talk the talk, but to also walk the walk.