Gods
Velvet Covered Brick Today's
Three-minute Bible Study
Keywords:
"deception" "James 1" "love"
Welcome
to eXXit, the web site designed to help you stand
strong in the face of sexual temptation. Introduction:
We find more help in our fight against
temptation as James gives us a brief but very necessary
warning. Passage:
James
1:16* Questions 2. Look, too, at the way James addresses his
audience. Are you surprised at the "name-calling" in
which James engages? 3. What is significant about calling people who are
prone to self-deception "beloved brethren"? Thought for the
day But, he doesn't stop loving tempted people!
He continues to tenderly call us His beloved while
warning of the danger of death if we yield to the
temptation to sin. Today, when you are tempted, remember that God
loves you, struggles and all, and loves you so
much that He warns you to flee sin.
*"Scripture
taken from the NEW AMERICAN STANDARD BIBLE®, ©
Copyright The Lockman Foundation 1960, 1962, 1963, 1968,
1971, 1972, 1973, 1975, 1977, 1995. Used by
permission."
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Study and Apply
Title: God's Velvet Covered Brick
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Date: 09/04/1998
Do not be deceived, my beloved brethren.
1. James warns about deception in verse 16.
What deception is involved in thinking that clicking
on to Internet pornography is harmless or even
beneficial (refer back to James 1:15)?
When God deals with a man or a woman
struggling with temptation (like the temptation to go
places on the web they know they shouldn't), He does
so with loving firmness. He doesn't minimize the real
danger involved with yielding to temptation.
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