Portion: James 3:1–12 (Refer to Attachment)Theme: Control – The Power and Peril of the TongueKeywords : Control, Fire, Tongue, Deadly Poison, Wisdom, Speech 📜 Context: The Epistle of James addresses practical Christian living, and in James 3, the apostle zeroes in on...

Context (Concise):In James 1:9–18, James encourages believers to view both external trials and internal temptations through a spiritual lens. He contrasts earthly riches with eternal reward and warns that unchecked desires lead to destruction. Yet amid the struggle,...

Context:The Book of James, written by James the brother of Jesus, is a practical guide for believers scattered under pressure. James 1:1-8 sets the tone by addressing how Christians should respond to trials—with wisdom, endurance, and unwavering faith. Portion: James...

Context :The Book of James, written by James the brother of Jesus, addresses believers “scattered among the nations” (James 1:1). These early Christians were facing persecution, poverty, and pressure. James opens with a bold theme: real faith is not passive—it shows...

Introduction: The book of Jude is a call to perseverance and faithfulness in times of increasing ungodliness. Jude 1:17-25 warns believers about the presence of scoffers and sinful influences while urging them to remain steadfast in their faith. This passage provides...

Introduction: Life often presents us with delays—unanswered prayers, prolonged suffering, and waiting for breakthroughs. The story of Lazarus in John 11:1-7 reminds us that God’s delays are not denials but are purposeful. Through Jesus’ actions, we see that delays can...