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Title: Planning without God (James 4:13-17) Planning without God, our knowledge is limited (4:13) Uncertainty of Life, life is short (4:14) God’s Sovereignty (4:15) Boasting & Arrogance, boasting is evil (4:16) Sin of Neglect or Sin of omission (4:17)

Fleeing Worldliness (James 4:1-12) What is Worldliness? Signs of Worldliness Selfish Lust (4:1-3) Worldliness (4:4) Envy (4:5) Pride (4:6) How to overcome Worldliness Submit to God (4:7) Draw near to God (4:8) Become clean (4:8) Be broken (4:9) Humble yourself (4:10) Guard your tongue (4:11) Guard against judging (4:11-12)

Wisdom from Above (James 3:13-18) 1. What is Wisdom? 2. Worldly Wisdom (3:14-16)       a. Bitter, Jealous, Selfish    b. Unspiritual or demonic    c. Disorder exists  3. Wisdom from Above (3:17-18)    a. Pure, Peaceable, Gentle    b. Good fruits    c. Peacemaker

Taming the Tongue (James 3:1-12) Problem of the Tongue (3:1-2) Held accountable Applies to everyone’s influence The Tongue Directs (3:3-5) Like a bit with a horse Like a rudder on a ship The Tongue Destroys (3:5-8) Boastful words Blazing words Poison words The Tongue Defines (3:9-12) Contradictive speech Change the root for different fruit

How Faith Works (James 2:14-26) 1. Faith without works (2:14) 2. What Faith without works looks like (2:15-16) 3. Dead Faith (2:17) 4. Response to a Critic (2:18-20) 5. Examples of Faith with Works (2:21-26)    A. Abraham (2:21-24)    B. Rahab (2:25) 6. Faith and Works (2:26)

All Lives Matter (James 2:1-13) Showing favoritism (2:1-7) Show no favoritism (2:1) Rich vs Poor (2:2-4) Rich in faith (2:5) Remember who wronged you (2:6-7)  Law of Love (2:8-11) Royal Law (2:8) Partiality (2:9) Guilty of all of it (2:10-11) Law of Liberty (2:12-13) Law of Liberty (2:12) Mercy triumphs judging (2:13)

Applying the Word (James 1:19-27) 1. Be a hearer of the Word      a. Be quick to hear      b. Be slow to speak      c. Be slow to anger 2. Be a doer not just a hearer 3. How do we apply the Word?      a. Read it      b. Study it      c. Apply it

Where did I go wrong? (James 1:13-18) Temptation or a Trial God does not tempt We own our sin Temptation is a part of Life Sin starts with a thought We are God's first fruits

The trials of Life (James 1:1-12) The reality of Trials The purpose for Trials The response to Trials The reward for Trials

Live holy while waiting (2 Peter 3:11-18) 1. Holy and Godly living      a. Live in holiness      b. Looking to Jesus' return      c. A new earth with righteousness 2. Stay diligent      a. Peace and Blameless      b. Longsuffering of Christ 3. Letters of Paul      a. Peter affirms Paul      b. Some things difficult to understand 4. Conclusion      a. Since we know      b. Grow in grace and knowled...

Scoffers and Mockers (2 Peter 3:1-10) 1. Another reminder 2. Scoffers and Mockers      a. Their message      b. Their error      c. Truths they deny  3. Truths a Christian cling to  

False Teachers Part 2 (2 Peter 2:10-22) 1. They are fleshly and proud 2. Their spiritual doom is sealed 3. List of their sins 4 Their allure 5. The danger of following them

False Teachers (2 Peter 2:1-9) 1. The reality      a. Their presence      b. Their message      c. Their results 2. Their popularity 3. Their strategy 4. Their judgement      a. Angels      b. Noah      c. Sodom and Gomarrah 5. Our deliverance

Remember (2 Peter 1:12-21) Our need to be reminded Remember the basics Peter’s time is short Authenticity of the testimony Transfiguration Prophecy fulfilled Prophecy interpretation

Blessed Assurance (2 Peter 1:5-11) 1. Your salvation supplies      a. Good character      b. Knowledge      c. Self-control      d. Patience      e. Godliness      f. Friendliness      g. Love 2. Fruitful or unfruitful 3. Walk the talk  

True Knowledge (2 Peter 1:1-4) 1. Introduction 2. Things granted to us 3. Promises 4. Divine nature

Get ready to Rumble (1 Peter 5:8-14) 1. Be watchful for the Devil      a. Be aware of the Devil      b. Like a lion ready to devour      c. Resist him      d. You're not alone 2. Pray for spiritual strength      a. God is with you      b. Our suffering is for a little while      c. To Him be the glory C. Wrap up and Conclusion

Good Shepherds (1 Peter 5:1-7) 1. To Elders 2. How to lead      a. Feed the sheep      b. Serve as an overseer      c. Serve willingly not out of duty      d. Serve eagerly not for gain      e. As an example 3. Reward for leading 4. Be humble      a. Be humble      b. Grace or proud 5. Cast your cares on Him

Fiery Trials (1 Peter 4:12-19) 1. Right attitude for fiery trials     a. Don't be surprised     b. Share in Christ's suffering 2. How are you suffering?     a. For Christ     b. For evil 3. No shame in Christian suffering 4. Purpose of suffering     a. For purification     b. For judgement 5. Commit to God during suffering

The End is near (1 Peter 4:7-11) 1. Be serious with our time     a. Our time is brief     b. Be prayerful 2. Be selfless in love     a. Love one another     b. Be hospitable     c. Serve selfless 3. Glorify God in everything

The New You (1 Peter 4:1-6) 1. Committed to Christ 2. Live with your new identity      a.  Ways of the world      b.  Right belief and behavior 3. Everyone will be judged

Are you in or out? (1 Peter 3:18-22) 1.  Godly suffering 2. Jesus' proclamation 3. A picture of salvation 4. Place and authority of Jesus

Suffering for Good(1 Peter 3:13-17) Doing good lessens your target Don't worry, be happy Be prepared to share your faith Prove them wrong with your life Better to suffer for God

Title: The Good Life (1 Peter 3:8-3:12) Right attitude Right response Right standard Right incentive