James points out that hearing good instruction is good, but it does no good if it's not obeyed.

James shows how God tests (not tempts) His people through trials.

Being mindful of persecutions afflicting the Early Church, James encourages them to celebrate what God is still doing through them.

Welcome to Season 17! Once again, we take a look at the who, when, and why behind the book of James as well as major themes to help us study this book.

As we wrap up Season 16, it's time to debrief and recap what we've been studying in Hebrews.

As the author wraps up his letter, he extends final greetings to the Hebrews.

Rather than chasing after temporary things, Isaiah speaks of finding fulfillment in God's promise of an everlasting covenant.

Considering how Jesus fulfills the act of removal of sin from the camp of Israel, our proper response is praise and worship.

While Leviticus can be overwhelming with instructions and commands, those who follow God are often led and inspired to rejoice in songs of praise.

As the author begins to end his letter, he provides final exhortations to his readers as they follow Jesus.