• Pure Religion | Resist Evil - James 4

  • Sep 3 2024
  • Length: 39 mins
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Pure Religion | Resist Evil - James 4

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  • In James chapter four, we are challenged to become a type of holy resistance fighter and to stand against the evil forces of this world. However, it is not a fight that pushes us to judge one another, rather we are called to begin with ourselves; and, we are to resist the evil from within our own hearts.

    Grab your Bible and discover what God's Word has to teach us today. Importantly, learn some ways to avoid gossip and slander as a means of living out Jesus' commandments with one another.

    About This Series

    Pure Religion \ The Book of James is an original sermon series recorded live at Tunnel Hill Christian Church in Georgetown, Indiana. This series explores the New Testament book of James with an emphasis on practical applications for today.

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