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The Christian life is often described as a journey, but it is also a battleground of the heart. In our latest teaching series on James 1:13–27, we dive deep into the mechanics of spiritual maturity, moving from the internal struggle of temptation to the external evidence of a life transformed by the Word of God.
The Lesson: A Call to Authenticity
This study tackles the difficult questions every believer faces: Where does temptation come from? Why does God allow trials? And what does “true religion” actually look like in practice?
We explore the “Anatomy of a Fall,” tracing how unchecked desires can lead to spiritual death, and contrast that with the “Implantable Word” that brings life. The passage concludes with one of the most sobering metaphors in Scripture: the mirror. We are challenged to look intently into the “perfect law of liberty” and refuse to walk away unchanged.
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This is not just a collection of notes; it is a complete curriculum designed for impact and clarity. The package includes:
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- Comprehensive Assessment: A 10-question quiz with a full answer key and theological explanations to reinforce learning.
- Practical Application: Strategies for living out “pure and undefiled religion” through compassion and moral integrity.
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