Part 2 of 2 of James 1.12. Dealing with God's promise to give the Crown of Life to those who love Jesus, James expresses the result of resting in faith upon God's Word. Doctrines discussed include the Faith-Rest technique, Trial & Tribulation Protocol, Believer's Crowns, and the Model of Humanity.

James completes his summary of Trial & Tribulation Protocol by reminding the believer that joy and happiness can be held onto during trials when the believer operates from Divine Viewpoint, rather than Human Viewpoint. This is part 1 of James 1.12.

Through James' comparison of the rich man to a flower which perishes because it lacks the resources necessary for vibrant life we understand that those who rely upon their own resources during trials fade away from spiritual growth and the abundant vibrant life of reliance upon God through submission to Him.

The physical resources available to us are not designed to assist us through trials and tribulation. James completes his teaching on trial and tribulation by addressing physical resources which people have a tendency to rely upon instead of Bible Doctrine within their relationship with God.

The physical resources available to us are not designed to assist us through trials and tribulation. James completes his teaching on trial and tribulation by addressing physical resources which people have a tendency to rely upon instead of Bible Doctrine within their relationship with God.

James 1:8 deals with a two-souled believer. Find out what it means to be two-souled and learn about the Anatomy of Humanity and the Doctrine of Trichotomous Humanity. The Powerpoint is also available.