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Introduction
Are you a “doer” or “watcher” when it comes to your spiritual growth and walk with God?
Explain your answer?
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What
Ice Breaker: What is the hardest thing for you to do when it comes to God’s word?
Why? __________________________________________________________________________________________________
What dose being a “doer” mean to you? __________________________________________________________________________________________________
What dose being a “doer” mean to you? __________________________________________________________________________________________________
Read 1:19-27, and mark the parts that stick out most in your mind.
The Context:
In the first two sections James lets us know that the test to our spiritual maturity is how we respond to trials (v.
2-12) and temptation (v.
13-18).
Now James moves to the next test of our spiritual maturity, “how we respond to the truth revealed in the Word of God.”
What does reveal about the evidence of genuine salvation?
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One of the most reliable evidences of genuine salvation is a hunger for the Word of God.
Children of God dose not have to be taught to hunger for God’s Word.
When the true believer/disciple hears God’s Word, there is an affection for it’s truth and a desire in his/her heart to obey it.
James focuses on the proper reception of God’s Word and then on a proper reaction to God’s Word, reflected in an obedient life.
John
Keys to the Text
Doers: one who does something by producing something, maker; one who does what is prescribed.
Matt.
Speaks of one who is giving his/her whole being - mind, body, soul, spirit, and emotion.
James is speaking directly of those whose very lives are dedicated not only to learning God’s Word, but also to faithfully and continual obedience to it.
Hearers: one who passively hears but does nothing with what they hear (physical hearing)
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Auditing a class- just requires attendance but dose not require outside study or taking test.
The person auditing the class is not held responsible for the information.
Matt.
7:24-26
What must be the response of a child of God to the Word of God? Why? ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
What are some of the practical ways we (in Divine Faith) are given opportunity to respond immediately to God’s Word? ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Identify 3 biblical truths you’ve been exposed to, how did you respond to that biblical truth?
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Truth for Today
As important as the proper reception of the Word of God is, without obedience to its truths is not only without benefit, but also becomes a further judgment against its reader.
Obedience to the Word of God is the most basic spiritual requirement and is the common denominator for all true believers.
The bottom line of true spiritual life is not how you feel emotionally but your long term obedience to Scripture.
Genuine believers receive Christ and continue in Him.
They hear His Word and do it.
They know His commandments and keep them.
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