Free Reading Plans and Devotionals related to James 3:13

James: Faith in Action
15 Days
Walk through James in 15 days and learn what real faith in action looks like.

Celebrating the Light of Christmas
20 Days
Are you ready to put away the distractions and focus on the greatest gift ever given? This Christmas season, join us for a four-week devotion and Bible reading plan as we celebrate Jesus—The Light of Christmas. Dig deeper and discover Jesus as the light of hope, peace, love, joy and salvation in your life. This truly is the most wonderful time of year—don’t miss out!

James. A 21-day reading plan by Doxa Deo.
21 Days
Join us as we journey through the book of James. James provides us with guidelines for living our lives as faith-filled followers of Christ. He emphasizes a faith that works Genuine faith should produce fruit of good works and mature faith means living what you say you believe. Discover how your faith can work.

LOVE: The Heart of Christian Living
21 Days
Though we often talk about love, it is important to understand that God's love goes beyond warm feelings or kind gestures. According to Colossians 3:14 (NKJV), love is the “bond of perfection” that ties all Christian character together. Without love, acts of kindness, patience, and forgiveness lose meaning. God teaches us how to love like He does as we connect with Him daily; His love fills us and helps us love others. Studying love is essential, as it is not just part of Christian living—it is the very heart of it.

Journal ~ James
25 Days
For James, Christians (that is, followers of his half-brother) should reflect the character of their God. And what we find in this letter is not works and more works as sometimes thought to be. On the contrary it is a letter infused by God’s character, with the intention of making God-shaped people living in the world.

Love God Greatly James
27 Days
In this 4-week Love God Greatly study, take a deeper look into God’s wisdom when it comes to suffering, the power of prayer, the importance of controlling the tongue, and the danger of wealth. James challenges us to not only talk the talk, but walk the walk; to live out our faith in a bold pursuit of holiness. But because not one of us is perfect, the proper way to read James is through the lens of the gospel.



