There's a tad more left on the chapter- to be honest, I don't really remember much about this one, but I'm sure the Bible parts are really good.

What is the deal with this guy and the night time question asking of the Savior?

Where do fights come from? Packed full of examples from the early to mid 90's, this lesson is all about the anatomy of a fight.

The intro story was left out by accident.

Today, the story is all about our words. They have power (no, not like the televangelist asking you to speak more money into your life). They have the power to destroy or build up. It's universal though. All of us have stories about words hurting us or our own words hurting others. James 3 speaks into that.

"You see, we are justified by our works..." What???

a little practical step to use in pursuing freedom from others' opinion.

With some insight from Dr. Ed Welch's book of the same title, we explore peer pressure. Every action you take in life is based on your currents answers to: 1. Who is God? 2. Who am I? 3. Who are other people?

People in the middle of trials like to tell everyone about it. We also don't want to hear anyone who tries to tell us some truth in these trials. And we get angry during the trials. Hey! what's the last part of James about again?

The finale on social media and using it for the glory of God. Is it time to put the phone down once in a while?

After talking about the counting it all joy when we face trials, James moves to....money and poverty???