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In James 1:12–18, James turns from external trials to the internal fight we all know too well: temptation. Temptation isn’t God testing us; it’s the moment our own desires pull us toward something that looks good but will cost us more than we expect. James shows how sin always starts small, grows quietly, and eventually leads to destruction if it’s left unchecked. He warns us to stop being deceived by shortcuts and excuses that keep us stuck. Temptation is real and constant, but James reminds us that every good gift comes from God, and real freedom is found by clinging to Him.
By Student MinistryIn James 1:12–18, James turns from external trials to the internal fight we all know too well: temptation. Temptation isn’t God testing us; it’s the moment our own desires pull us toward something that looks good but will cost us more than we expect. James shows how sin always starts small, grows quietly, and eventually leads to destruction if it’s left unchecked. He warns us to stop being deceived by shortcuts and excuses that keep us stuck. Temptation is real and constant, but James reminds us that every good gift comes from God, and real freedom is found by clinging to Him.