James 3: Bible Experience

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The Last Chapter, Painted by James Doyle Penrose (1862-1932), Painted in 1902, Oil on canvas © Cambridge University Library

James 3 challenges us to consider the immense power of our words, revealing how something as small as the tongue can either build others up with wisdom or cause great harm.


Scripture is not only full of interesting stories about other people’s lives, it is a way that God talks to us and leads us in our own lives. Perhaps you’ve been thinking about starting a Bible reading rhythm. Well, this is the sign you’ve been looking for.

A beautiful way to come to a fuller understanding of scripture is to read it in community. Want to give it a shot?

Our Genially rooms have one chapter of scripture to read, videos, artwork and more. Once you’ve looked around, leave a comment with something that interested you, surprised you or questions that came up.

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