First-century missionary Paul's friend and protege was a young man named Timothy. The book of 2 Timothy is a letter written by Paul to Timothy, and early in the letter, Paul highlights that he may not be the most significant spiritual influence in Timothy's life. Someone else like was. Do you know who it was?

James encourages us that no matter the situation we face, we can go to God. We have a tool in prayer that is powerful and effective. As we respond to God, He responds to us.

Having personal wealth is not a sin in and of itself, but James (and the whole of Scripture) warns us against the effects of money on our hearts and minds.

Our inability to be single-minded toward God leads to external conflicts. How can we prevent the war inside us in order to live more peaceably with those around us?

What does it look like to have Godly wisdom? James 3:13-18 details Godly wisdom for us, showing us that it is active, humble, and peaceful.

What does communication look like for someone who follows God? James 3:1-12 dives into some wisdom of how we use our words as Christians. What your words do reveal what your heart is up to.

This is what genuine faith actually looks like. If someone says they have faith in God, but neglect people who are needy, this person’s faith is dead. Their actions betray what they say they believe. Listen to dive in deeper to these passages in James!

Could a aingle sin really break all of God's Law? Yes, but there's good news.

James gives us some clear instructions about caring for those who are in need. Do you have a compassionate heart?

The Bible is pretty clear about the idea that God's way is the best way. But do we really believe that? And if we do, why is it so hard to do what God says?