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We live in a culture that's obsessed with appearances--especially how people look and act or what they do and who they know. In this episode of Back to the Bible, Bryan Clark shares some life-giving wisdom from James: "God cares more about the condition of the heart."

We live in a culture that's obsessed with appearances--especially how people look and act or what they do and who they know. In this episode of Back to the Bible, Bryan Clark shares some life-giving wisdom from James: "God cares more about the condition of the heart."

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We don't have to pretend or perform as we reach out to God. That's because He accepts us just as we are. In this episode of Back to the Bible, Bryan Clark reminds us of what the Church is supposed to be: a gathering of misfits and losers who have found hope, healing, and a new life through Jesus Christ.

We don't have to pretend or perform as we reach out to God. That's because He accepts us just as we are. In this episode of Back to the Bible, Bryan Clark reminds us of what the Church is supposed to be: a gathering of misfits and losers who have found hope, healing, and a new life through Jesus Christ.

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Why do so many of us feel as if we need to hide our true selves from others--even from God? Why can't we take off our masks and just be real? Bryan Clark explores this dilemma in James, reminding us that God is going to redeem all creation back to Himself. So, living as a born-again Christian means losing our masks, experiencing the goodness of God, and ultimately discovering our true identities.

Why do so many of us feel as if we need to hide our true selves from others--even from God? Why can't we take off our masks and just be real? Bryan Clark explores this dilemma in James, reminding us that God is going to redeem all creation back to Himself. So, living as a born-again Christian means losing our masks, experiencing the goodness of God, and ultimately discovering our true identities.

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Every day we face a wide range of soul-robbing choices. Can we resist them and live in a way that pleases God or will we satisfy the flesh--and end up being dragged away by sin? As we continue our study on temptation, Bryan Clark takes us through James and explains that everything thats good, perfect, and fulfilling comes from God. We, too, can be overcomers and find true fulfillment through Jesus.

Every day we face a wide range of soul-robbing choices. Can we resist them and live in a way that pleases God or will we satisfy the flesh--and end up being dragged away by sin? As we continue our study on temptation, Bryan Clark takes us through James and explains that everything that’s good, perfect, and fulfilling comes from God. We, too, can be overcomers and find true fulfillment through Jesus.

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Bryan Clark challenges Christians to avoid the devastating consequences of sin. How? By understanding whats at the heart of temptation. Every single one of us deep down have this desire to be our own God and to run our own lives, Bryan says. And that's ultimately what temptation appeals to. As he explores James 1, he lays out a plan for resisting temptation.

Bryan Clark challenges Christians to avoid the devastating consequences of sin. How? By understanding what’s at the heart of temptation. Every single one of us deep down have this desire to be our own God and to run our own lives, Bryan says. And that's ultimately what temptation appeals to. As he explores James 1, he lays out a plan for resisting temptation.

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