Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.

Part thirteen of our series on James.

1) 1. What is the spiritual prescription?

2) How should we take this prescription?

(petition and praise)

Part twelve of our series on James.

1) What does it mean to be truly patient?

2) Why wait for the Lord?

3) How do I show faithfulness in my commitments?

Part eleven of our series on James.

1) What is your life?

2) Why be enslaved to worldly wealth?

3) What's in your heart?

Part ten of our series on James.

1) Planning on tomorrow versus planning for tomorrow. 2) Seizing the day versus submitting to Him.

3) Idolizing my ambition versus discerning His will.

Part nine of our series on James.

1) Asking the right question

2) Resisting the temptation

3) Fleeing to Christ

Part five of our examination of Psalm 37.

1) You are to wait for the Lord.

2) You are to keep His way and receive His blessing.

3) You are to observe What He has done and what He will do.

Part four of our examination of Psalm 37.

1) We must know the basis of our salvation.

2) We must believe in His deliverance.

3) We must trust our refuge in Him.

Part one of our examination of Psalm 37.

1) We must learn the discipline of quietly seeking the Lord's will.

2) We must practice being patient in waiting on Him.

3) We must avoid the reliance on self which leads to fretting.

Our second look at Psalm 37 (verses 5 & 6)

1. Commit your way to the Lord.

2. Hold every thought, word, and deed to the captivity of your Lord Jesus Christ.

3. Trust His will for your life.

1. The God who controls all things is the God who provides.

2. The God who provides for all His children is the God who sacrifices.

3. The God who sacrifices for all our sins is the God who comforts.

Our third installment of Psalm 37 (Verses 3-4)

1. Trusting in the Lord leads to righteous doing.

2. Trusting in the Lord leads to faithful living.

3. Delighting in the Lord leads to continual contentment.