God, Just Tell Me What to Do (Leading The Way Through The Bible Series)
Michael YoussefPaperback 2014-08-01
James stands out among New Testament epistles with its emphasis on the practical aspects of godly living: obedience, disciplined speech, patience in suffering, and responding to poverty. Michael Youssef applies the wisdom of James to today, helping readers to put their faith into action!
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The epistle of James is unusual in tone and content among the New Testament letters, containing many moral precepts and challenging readers to seek godly wisdom on such topics as: poverty and riches; trials and temptation; hearing and obeying the Word of God; faith versus works; taming the tongue; friendship with the world versus friendship with God; and patience in suffering. The wisdom of this letter speaks to us across the ages as every issue James addresses is as urgent and timely today as when he first wrote it. For the person who wants to be wise, time spent soaking up the wisdom of James, the half-brother of Jesus, is time wisely spent.
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James stands out among New Testament epistles with its emphasis on the practical aspects of godly living: obedience, disciplined speech, patience in suffering, and responding to poverty. Michael Youssef applies the wisdom of James to today, helping readers to put their faith into action!
Publisher Description
The epistle of James is unusual in tone and content among the New Testament letters, containing many moral precepts and challenging readers to seek godly wisdom on such topics as: poverty and riches; trials and temptation; hearing and obeying the Word of God; faith versus works; taming the tongue; friendship with the world versus friendship with God; and patience in suffering. The wisdom of this letter speaks to us across the ages as every issue James addresses is as urgent and timely today as when he first wrote it. For the person who wants to be wise, time spent soaking up the wisdom of James, the half-brother of Jesus, is time wisely spent.