Description
James chapter 4 exposes the hidden heart of conflict, worldliness, and spiritual pride. In this in-depth Bible teaching, we examine how divided loyalties and self-centered desires create chaos in the Christian life—and why Scripture calls this spiritual adultery against God.
This verse-by-verse study explains what it means to resist the devil, submit to God, draw near to Him, and walk in humility. Using clear exegesis from the original Greek text and the New American Standard Bible (1995), this lesson reveals why God actively opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble.
You will learn how pride distorts prayer, how worldliness corrupts devotion, and why repentance must be sincere, decisive, and rooted in submission to Christ. James 4 is not a call to surface change—it is a summons to total heart surrender.
If you desire deeper biblical understanding, doctrinal clarity, and practical application rooted in Scripture, this teaching will challenge and strengthen your walk with God.
Topics include: worldliness, humility, repentance, spiritual warfare, submission to God, resisting the devil, pride vs. grace, biblical holiness, Greek word studies, and practical Christian living.
