Passage: James 5:19-20
James ends his epistle with a charge to lovingly go after those whose lives do not measure up to genuine faith. We will consider the concluding charge along with the concluding promise in this lesson.

Passage: James 5:13-18
In 1 Thessalonians 5:17 we are told we are to pray about everything. With that in mind we will consider three themes in this lesson: the reason for prayer, the result of prayer and the representation of prayer.

Passage: James 5:12
Keeping our Word is essential in the eyes of God. With that in mind we will look at the sin of making rash vows and the sentence of making rash vows in this lesson.

Passage: James 5:7-11
Job is a wonderful example of patience during trials. We will consider the examples of the patient farmer, the persistent prophets, and the patriarch Job.

Passage: James 5:1-6
Wealth is a gift from God, but it is our responsibility to be good stewards of it. We will consider a warning to the rich in this lesson along with a reason for the warning.

Passage: James 4:13-17
Should we as believers plan or not plan? This lesson will give great help as we consider three major themes: planning without God is self-reliance, planning with God is sovereign reliance and planning without God is sin.

Passage: James 4:11-12
Slander is a common sin of many and yet for the believer may it never be. Two predominate themes emerge from this passage: the character of a judgmental spirit and the condemnation from a just Savior.

Passage: James 4:5-10
In our last lesson we looked at worldliness. We will continue with our study on worldliness and discover that the remedy for worldliness is a complete devotion to God and a complete denial of our self.

Passage: James 4:1-4
What is worldliness according to the Bible? We will consider what James says as he gives the reason for worldliness along with a rebuke for our worldliness.

Passage: James 3:13-18
We as God’s children need wisdom for daily living. This lesson is valuable to each of us as we consider the characteristics of the wise, the characteristics of demonic wisdom and the characteristics of divine wisdom.