The Iron Sharpens Iron Podcast: Recent Episodes
Dustin Goad
We live in a fast-paced world when technology is changing every single day. As believers, we can wonder about the importance of the Word of God and its relevance in our lives today. One effective way to understand the importance of God’s Word is by knowing what it is. God’s Word is found in the Bible. It’s our manual and blueprint as believers. Through the Bible, we can know more about God’s character, His teachings, and His will. That is my goal with this podcast, I hope to help listeners grow in their faith through studying the Bible. theironsharpensironpod@gmail.com
This week ,as we begin the fifth and final chapter of James, we discuss the issue of wealth and when it becomes a sin.
This week we discuss the sin of pride in James 4:11-17. How do we overcome this sin?
Soon we will begin the final chapter of James, I would love to hear what it is you want to study next. You can email me at theironsharpensironpod@gmail.com
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Do you want to be a friend of God? What does it take to become a friend of God? We study James chapter 4:7-10 to try to answer these questions.
We continue or study of the book of James, starting in chapter 4. Pride Promotes Strife
This week we resume our study into the book of James and discuss wisdom. Is your wisdom of this world or do you have Godly Wisdom from above?
This week's episode we jump into chapter three and talk about taming our most dangerous weapon.
This week we wrap up chapter 2 of James by talking about saving faith, that faith without works is dead.
We begin our study into chapter 2 of the book of James and cover the sin of partiality.
Join me this week as I finish my study of James chapter 1 and talk about how faith changes us.
Join with me as we continue in our study of the book of James and study what it means to be blessed.
We continue our study into the book of James, and finding joy in our trials and suffering.
I begin my study into the book of James, discuss the type of letter, the author, and date it was written.