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When Rahab of Jericho agreed to hide Israel's spies, she probably didn't realize this act of faith would be remembered and written about for centuries. Yet, as David Platt points out, Rahab's example provides a stunning example of faith at work for James, one of the New Testament authors. As we continue our study of James, we'll look closer at the example set by Rahab.

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When Rahab of Jericho agreed to hide Israel's spies, she probably didn't realize this act of faith would be remembered and written about for centuries. Yet, as David Platt points out, Rahab's example provides a stunning example of faith at work for James, one of the New Testament authors. As we continue our study of James, we'll look closer at the example set by Rahab.

While our works don't save us, James says works are evidence of our salvation. David Platt continues his study of James with another look at Abraham and his obedience in Genesis 22. We will learn that when our faith is in God as father and friend, we have nothing to fear when it comes to His commands.

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While our works don't save us, James says works are evidence of our salvation. David Platt continues his study of James with another look at Abraham and his obedience in Genesis 22. We will learn that when our faith is in God as father and friend, we have nothing to fear when it comes to His commands.

Paul says man is justified by faith; James says faith without works is dead. How can both Paul and James be right? David Platt contrasts James chapter 2 and Romans chapter 3 and demonstrates that in fact Paul and James were both defending the same living faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. Learn how both writers used the example of Abraham to make their point.

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Paul says man is justified by faith; James says faith without works is dead. How can both Paul and James be right? David Platt contrasts James chapter 2 and Romans chapter 3 and demonstrates that in fact Paul and James were both defending the same living faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. Learn how both writers used the example of Abraham to make their point.

Every day over 26,000 children around the world die of hunger or curable diseases. David Platt takes us to James 2 and fleshes out what faith in action looks like. We'll see that our deeds are motivated not by guilt, but by the power of the Gospel, and ultimately deedless faith is useless faith.

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Every day over 26,000 children around the world die of hunger or curable diseases. David Platt takes us to James 2 and fleshes out what faith in action looks like. We'll see that our deeds are motivated not by guilt, but by the power of the Gospel, and ultimately deedless faith is useless faith.

How can you tell one kind of tree from another? By the fruit they produce. In the same way, James says the fruit in our hearts is evident by the fruit in our lives. David Platt makes the case that while acts of mercy are not a means to salvation, those acts are necessary evidence of salvation and should be a natural overflow of our faith.

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How can you tell one kind of tree from another? By the fruit they produce. In the same way, James says the fruit in our hearts is evident by the fruit in our lives. David Platt makes the case that while acts of mercy are not a means to salvation, those acts are necessary evidence of salvation and should be a natural overflow of our faith.