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Introduction
Last week we discussed having joy in the midst of trials and how going through trails makes us more like Christ with greater endurance.
God allows us to go through trials so that we can be more like his son.
James 1:5-8 - Godly Wisdom
This is specifically talking about wisdom
To be wise in biblical terms is to know and understand godliness, to do what is pleasing to God.
Do not misunderstand this: God is not slot machine that we stick “faith coins” into and get a prize
When we ask for wisdom we should ask without fear that God will not give it to us
Wisdom in situations
Wisdom on what to do next
We do not want to show up to pray for rain and not bring any umbrellas
James 1:9-11 - Lowly Boasting
The lowly though financially poor will be spiritually rich
We should not strive for earthly wealth but rather spiritual wealth.
The earthly wealth will eventually pass away
The pursuit of the pursuit
James 1:12-15 - Steadfast under trial
The ultimate crown of life is the one we receive when we stand strong in the faith until the end.
God will not let any of his people fall away.
Perseverance of the saints
Preservearance of the saints
James outlines the darkness of our own hearts
God is not the one creating the desires in you - it is your own evil desires
Sin left unchecked brings death
What are you desiring?
James is making the connection back to what he was previously discussing
Is it the wisdom of God?
Is it worthless worldly pursuits?
James 1:16-18 - Every Good Gift
Every Good Gift
We only bring pain to ourselves
All good things come from above
Everything good within us is the work of God
All other things are our own doing
We self sabotage constantly and shipwreck ourselves
No Variation or shadow due to change
God does not change
God does not change his mind
This is comforting because it means that God will never change his mind on how he feels about us.
Once you have been set free from sin you are free indeed
Though you may stumble and fall—God still holds you in his hands
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