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James 5:15 · BSB
5:15 And the prayer offered in faith will restore the one who is sick. The Lord will raise him up. If he has sinned, he will be forgiven.
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…of faith offered in faith always guarantee healing? Maybe you came from a background where this is what was taught to you. That's a great question.James 5:15- And the prayer offered in faith will make the sick person. Well now at first glance, if my prayer is right, then I have this one hundred percent…
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…down. In fact, there's an old saying that says there are no atheists in foxholes, right? We learn that many times. I want you to turn with me toJames 5, verses 13 through 16. We're going to be reading from two different passages, and I'm going to be reading them since they're kind of mixed in with our message. James 5,…
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…through prayers, sins may be forgiven. Now again, you may be saying, see we don't need a specific priest. Let me read the previous verses, belovedJames chapter 5 verses 13 to 16. And if any of you is suffering, let him pray, and if rejoicing, let him sing songs. And if one is ill physically or spiritually, let him call the…
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…mentions true faith, producing works and James Shepherd two and verse 14, all the way through verse 26 and then the prayer, Faith for the sick andJames, chapter 5, verse 15and 16. So living by faith as we live by faith. And he talked about those ideas in several different passages. 3 out of the five chapters he…
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…weary and lose heart. That word grow weary is a word that means fatigued. It's used twice in the New Testament. It's used here. It's used also inJames 5:15to describe being sick. It describes just being fatigued. It's the exhaustion or the tiredness that comes with being sick. “Losing heart” or “lose…
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…one. So I'm just going to let you study on your pace. If I go too quickly tonight we're going to briefly look at an exposition or an overview ofJames chapter 5 verse 13 through 16. This is The scripture that I think is essential to understand about why we need to build a culture and our local Congregation of safe confession.…
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…A culture of confession and I have a sermon based on this. I may or may not be preaching at this weekend. I haven't flipped the coin yet, butJames 5:15says, the prayer of faith will save. The one who's sick and the Lord will raise him up, and if he has committed sins, he will be. Forgiving…
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…mind that we bring to prayer, some of the context issues that we bring to prayer. So let's look. Just by the way, so it's going to be the book ofJames, chapter 5, verses 13 to 20. The words will be on the screen, but I just want to really encourage you to get your own Bible and to follow along in your own Bible. That way, if…
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…you simple scriptures and explaining them exactly as they are written. The next scripture you want to look at is Psalm 103, Psalm 103 verse 3 andJames chapter 5 verse 15. Psalm 103 verse 3, James chapter 5 verse 15. And it says, he forgives all my sins, he heals all my diseases. He forgives all my sins, he heals all…
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…here in a little bit. But the school of prayer, starting next Sunday, we'll be looking at four to five messages on prayer. Next week we'll look atJames chapter 5, verses 13 through 20. And we're gonna title the message Problem Praying. Anybody got any problems? Okay. Amen. And we got a lot, and you know that deals with if…
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Well, good morning, church. Turn with me in your Bibles, if you have a Bible, to the book of James. We're looking atJames chapter 5, verses 13 through 18. This summer we've been going through this very practical book written by the brother of Jesus himself, who was the leader of the early church in…
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…that we are studying currently on our Wednesday night services. I'm jumping ahead a couple of chapters from where we are. We're going to look atJames chapter 5 verses 13 through 18and I'll read those. The Bible says, is anyone among you suffering? Let him pray. Is anyone cheerful? Let him sing songs. Is anyone among you sick?…
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James 5, verses 13 through 16, Lord willing. Let me read it for us. James says, Is any among you suffering? Let him pray. Is anyone cheerful? Let him sing praise. Is anyone…
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…time I had a Sunday morning like that. I was like, this is why does anybody go to church? Now you're like, yes, I want to know the answer to that.James chapter 5, verses 13 through 20, in some ways gives the answer. Now you may say, well, wait a second, I just heard about praying and the sick and elders and all this. In some…
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…join me in reading and hearing God's Word this morning from the book of James. This is the very last few verses of James' letter. I'm going to readJames 5, verses 12 to 20. You can feel free to join in along with me with the Word of the Lord this morning. James says this. But above all, my brothers, do not swear,…
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