James - Platt, Rebecca
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James is a wonderful book. James was a brother of Christ, which makes the book even more special. The book is short but jam-packed with practical advice about walking-the-walk and talking-the-talk of our faith. It's like reading a practical how-to manual for living one's Christian life. It's about putting our faith in action. And if there isn't action that accompanies our faith, James says our faith is dead. The book further states that our faith is more than just hearing God's word; it's doing God's word. One way we do that is by refusing to show favoritism to anyone. James addresses our…mehr

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James is a wonderful book. James was a brother of Christ, which makes the book even more special. The book is short but jam-packed with practical advice about walking-the-walk and talking-the-talk of our faith. It's like reading a practical how-to manual for living one's Christian life. It's about putting our faith in action. And if there isn't action that accompanies our faith, James says our faith is dead. The book further states that our faith is more than just hearing God's word; it's doing God's word. One way we do that is by refusing to show favoritism to anyone. James addresses our speech and encourages us to control our tongues. If we can do that, James says, we can control everything else. For a small book, it carries a powerful punch.
Autorenporträt
Rebecca Platt is a graduate of Grand Valley State University with a major in Psychology. Postgraduate courses: Clinical Pastoral Education. She is a former Bible teacher and lay counselor. She has conducted retreats and been the guest speaker for numerous conferences. She is currently a full-time author who has written two other nonfiction books: Depression Has a Big Voice and More! She also writes fiction novels under the pseudonym Perry Rowe, the first of which is "The Second Best Christmas." She blogs at goodthoughtsgoodlives.com, where she focuses on living a joy-filled life free of depression and anxiety. She loves writing, reading, Bible study, researching, and all things DIY. She and her husband live in an old farmhouse that they have completely remodeled. Oh, and she is a coffee lover.