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Practice Makes Perfect: The Book of James Simply Explained is unavailable, but you can change that!

At first glance, James appears to be one of the most practical books in the New Testament. The letter is filled with advice about facing the trials of life, coping with poverty, the desire to be rich, controlling the tongue, making plans for the future, and so on. James underlines the need to be active, practicing believers. We are to be those who do not merely listen to the Word, but do what it...

on the seventh occasion when he sent his servant the latter saw a little cloud like a man’s hand rising from the sea. Elijah rushed off in haste to Jezreel after sending a message to the king urging him to set off before his chariot wheels got bogged down in the torrent of rain and mud. The earnestness of his prayer has little to do with passion, or posture, or the length of the prayer. It has everything to do with God’s promise of rain (1 Kings 18:1). Elijah knew beforehand that God would answer.
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