The Practical Disciple: A Bible Study Based on the New Testament Book of James

by Robert L. Tasler

This is a 12 lesson Bible Study on the New Testament book James. What does it mean to be a disciple of Jesus in the Twenty-first Century? How important are a Christian's works when compared to our reliance on faith alone? How can we learn to control our tongue? How can Christians avoid showing partiality to the wealthy or influential? How can people avoid the pitfalls of worldliness when Jesus calls us to a life of righteous living? Follow these twelve Bible lessons based on the very practical New Testament book of James to help find the answers. Rev. Tasler's insights on the letter of James will help you understand the life of a disciple of Jesus. It will also help you make decisions about applying your faith in situations a Christian faces today.

80 pages, Paperback

First published September 26, 2014

About the author

Rev. Robert L. Tasler is a native of Windom, Minnesota, and a career pastor in the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, a conservative Lutheran body in fellowship with dozens of similar churches around the world. A 1971 ordained graduate of Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, Missouri, he has served parishes in North Dakota, California, Utah, Colorado and Arizona. He and his wife Carol are parents of two sons, retired and divide their time between Colorado and Arizona.