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In this episode, we'll look at James 3:13-18, and explore what it means to live a life marked by true wisdom. Together, we'll unpack how God calls us as women to cultivate humility, gentleness, and peace, contrasting it with the world's version of wisdom, which often leads to disorder and strife. Whether you're navigating personal relationships, work, or ministry, this passage offers practical insights on embracing a life that reflects God's heart. Join us as we discuss how to discern wisdom from above and apply it in our everyday lives.
Opening Question:
Share one or two "tidbits" of wisdom that someone passed along to you that have proven
true (or handy).
Read James 3:13-18 together and discuss.
pure; then peace-loving, considerate, submissive, full of mercy and good fruit, impartial and sincere.
What of these things seems the most counter-intuitive to you? How can you invite God's wisdom to give you more "good fruit"?According to verse13 how does someone demonstrate wisdom and understanding?
Action Step (read closely!):
Get ready for episode 8 by reading James 4:1-12. Write down any questions you have or what stands out to you. In addition to reading the Bible verses for next week, HERE is an article that we recommend reading to provide some additional commentary and insight to next week's passage.
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In this episode, we'll look at James 3:13-18, and explore what it means to live a life marked by true wisdom. Together, we'll unpack how God calls us as women to cultivate humility, gentleness, and peace, contrasting it with the world's version of wisdom, which often leads to disorder and strife. Whether you're navigating personal relationships, work, or ministry, this passage offers practical insights on embracing a life that reflects God's heart. Join us as we discuss how to discern wisdom from above and apply it in our everyday lives.
Opening Question:
Share one or two "tidbits" of wisdom that someone passed along to you that have proven
true (or handy).
Read James 3:13-18 together and discuss.
pure; then peace-loving, considerate, submissive, full of mercy and good fruit, impartial and sincere.
What of these things seems the most counter-intuitive to you? How can you invite God's wisdom to give you more "good fruit"?According to verse13 how does someone demonstrate wisdom and understanding?
Action Step (read closely!):
Get ready for episode 8 by reading James 4:1-12. Write down any questions you have or what stands out to you. In addition to reading the Bible verses for next week, HERE is an article that we recommend reading to provide some additional commentary and insight to next week's passage.