James - Video Streaming - Group

James: Mercy Triumphs – - Video Streaming - Group includes perpetual streaming access* to 8 teaching sessions by Beth Moore for group viewing. This product includes 10 transferable licenses with perpetual video access for group leaders.

Bible scholars compare James to the prophet Amos. In other ways James more closely resembles the Book of Proverbs than any New Testament book. Come along with Beth Moore on a journey to get to know both the man and the Book of James. You will never be the same again.



Video Sessions:

• Session 1: (59:00)—This opening session introduces Jesus' half brother, James, not through the letter he wrote but with a plan God wrote. Beth sets the stage by first getting to know James by diving into Scripture where his name is mentioned.
• Session 2: (55:10)—In this session, Beth camps out on the first verse of James' letter - James 1:1. An overview of the letter will be important for future study, and Beth provides that important background in this session.
• Session 3: (57:36)—James tells us to "consider it a great joy? whenever [we] experience various trials" (James 1:2, HCSB). In this session Beth explores the topics of joy and anguish.
• Session 4: (58:20)—In this session Beth teaches us that if we don't live what we believe, then we don't believe it. We will study in this session how James urges us not to become a forgetful listener (James 1:25) and not to show favoritism (James 2:1-9).
• Session 5: (59:25)—When it comes to my faith, what good is it? Why is my life any better because I am a believer in Christ?
• Session 6: Beth focuses on two different topics in this session. First based on James 4:9-10, Beth explores when it is appropriate to turn our joy into gloom. In the second half she focuses on cynicism.
• Session 7: (59:25)—Beth discusses how we respond when we find ourselves in a dry season with God. Digging into James 5, we see how we should live when God seems hard to find.
• Session 8: (61:00)—In this final session of study, Beth closes out our journey together through the life and Book of James. In a tribute to his message and ministry, we return to the last sentence that dripped from his pen (James 5:20).

If you need videos to view on your own, we suggest purchasing the Video Streaming - Individual. This Video Streaming - Group option can be viewed by a group of any size. These videos cannot be copied or shared.

*Video access will remain as long as this study is in print.