Passage: James 2:6-13
The golden rule of loving our neighbor as our self can be challenging at times. We will consider the character of the rich, the character of the redeemed, the character of the rebellious, and the character of the Redeemer.

Passage: James 2:1-5
Discrimination has created one of the greatest social tensions of our time in American culture. However, a higher standard is expected from those who profess the Christian faith. James gives us some principles to guide us in this lesson.

Passage: James 1:26-27
James gives some practical ways in which we can put our faith into practice: The test of ourselves, the test to control our tongue, and the test to others.

Passage: James 1:22-25
In this lesson we will consider the danger of being a hearer only of God’s Word, along with the delight of being a doer always of God’s Word.

Passage: James 1:19-21
How should we respond to God’s Word especially when going through a trial? This lesson we will see how we should respond to God’s Word, how we should receive God’s Word, and the reason we should respond correctly to God’s Word.

Passage: James 1:16-18
Every gift we receive is from our Lord, even trials. We will look at a passage that is often misunderstood as we consider the error of man contrasted with the will of God.

Passage: James 1:12-15
In this passage we will examine three themes regarding trials: the reward of trials, the reasons not to blame God, and the risk of entertaining temptations.

Passage: James 1:9-11
Christians, whether rich or poor, can both be tested during suffering or persecution. James gives great insight in the text we will consider.

Passage: James 1:5-8
What is wisdom and how do we obtain it? In this lesson we will study how to know how to apply everyday wisdom when going through trials of every kind.

Passage: James 1:1-4
Life is filled with trials, that is a fact. But what should our reaction be to our trials, and what is our reward when we respond correctly? This lesson will give helps for all who are going through trials.