OUCH, is what I thought when I read this.
I just love the book of James
I hope this is encouragement, or a moment of
"ouch"
to someone out there.
Have a great Lord's Day.
Deby
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"Spend your time in nothing which you know must be repented of; in nothing on which you might not pray for the blessing of God; in nothing which you could not review with a quiet conscience on your dying bed; in nothing which you might not safely and properly be found doing if death should surprise you in the act."
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1) admit they are a sinner (Romans 3:23); 2) realize there is a payment for sin (Romans 6:23); 3) believe that the payment was made by Jesus with His death on the cross, burial, and resurrection (Romans 5:8); 4) be willing to repent of your sins and turn to God (Acts 17:30); and 5) in prayer, humbly ask the Lord Jesus Christ to be your Lord and Saviour (Romans 10: 9, 13)
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14 comments:
Great post Deby! I also love the book of James. This is a great graphic.
The book of James in itself needs to be titled 'the book of conviction'...lol. Every time I read it I am like 'no God, not this chapter'...lol. But it's good though because it allows me to see what I have to change about my walk with God. :)
Have a blessed Sunday!
Dawn
Ouch, that got me. Think on it, thanks.
Deby,
Great post, James is one of my favorite books, had to memorize so much of it in my senior year! (many years ago!)
I love your new header!
A very moving post...Mary
I love the book of James also. There are so many golden nuggets in that one book alone.
Btw, I love your new look!
Deby,
As you said ~ "Ouch!"
Your new header is absolutely gorgeous!
I love the book of James and a great post. I love your new blog look. connie from Texas
This is a wonderful passage of scripture to share and is a great reminder of what our priorities should be.
~Kristi
Oh yeah, forgot to say how much I LOVE your header. It's beautiful.
~Kristi
I think that book pinches all of us at one time or another!
What a pretty place to come. Wonderful graphics to illustrate the Words of Scripture from James. Love that verse, and yes, the book of James is very convicting.
Thank you Deby. You have a way of presenting a teaching that speaks louder than words. Have a pleasant day. Kathi
Thank you for this poignant reminder.
Blessings,
Lea
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