The poverty of James' readers can pervert how they exercise faith towards other believers. James encourages them to use faith aright.

We are to be quick to hear... James charges his readers to receive the Word that they know. They are to think about how this looks in our daily lives.

James gives us a progression of temptation. He also gives us a promise for dealing with temptation.

Temptations (trials) may require us to ask for wisdom. Understanding James' audience and their needs.

Introduction to James: James is writing to Israelis who have been scattered. We also demonstrate that they are believers in Jesus Christ.

Though popular, the Sermon on the Mount is not about today. This is part two of this study demonstrating who Jesus' audience is and that it is not us.

Josh reviews the key points of the Christian life as he introduces how we can read our New Testament chronologically and see the progression of this truth.

When did Paul confront Peter in Antioch? Why? Who is Timothy?

What were the guidelines of the Jerusalem council? Where did Paul and Barnabas go afteward?

Jesus revealed some aspects of this kingdom in the Sermon on the Mount.