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Knowing what the Bible says and putting it into practice are two different things. What happens when the sermon is over and we’re back home dealing with disagreements, frustration, and the temptation to say something we shouldn’t?

In Episode 7 of Faith Without Works, we dig into James 1 and the challenge to become doers of the Word—not hearers only. We look at receiving God’s Word with meekness, being swift to hear and slow to speak, and allowing Scripture to change how we respond to the people closest to us.

This is an honest look at living out our faith in our marriages, raising our children, and handling everyday conflict. I’m teaching through things I’m still having to put into practice myself.

“But be ye doers of the word, and not hearers only, deceiving your own selves.” — James 1:22, KJV

This week’s challenge: Identify one area where you know what God’s Word says, and take a specific step to obey it.

Faith isn’t just a suit on a Sunday.

Hosted by Brandon Wilemon | Faith Without Works

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Are you weary from the battle you're fighting?

Maybe you've been praying, working, raising your family, fighting temptation, trying to lead your home, and doing your best to remain faithful—but somewhere along the way, you got tired.

In Episode 6 of Faith Without Works, we're opening the Bible to look at what happens when the work isn't finished, but the worker is weary.

Nehemiah's burden-bearers were tired, but there was still a wall to build.

Moses' hands became heavy, and Aaron and Hur stood beside him and held them up.

Elijah reached the point where he said, "It is enough," yet God provided what he needed for the journey ahead.

And Paul reminds us in Galatians 6:9:

"And let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not."

Sometimes you need somebody to help hold your arms up.

Sometimes you need to rest and be strengthened for the journey.

Sometimes you need to remember the Lord, remember what you're fighting for, and keep building.

Being tired doesn't mean you're finished.

Heavy arms don't mean you've lost the battle.

Resting isn't surrendering.

And sweating doesn't mean the work is over.

Brother, don't quit in the middle.

SCRIPTURE REFERENCES (KJV)

Nehemiah 4:10–18

Nehemiah 6:1–4

Exodus 17:8–13

1 Kings 18–19

Galatians 6:7–10

Faith Without Works is about a faith that isn't merely something we talk about on Sunday in a suit. It's something we're called to live out every day—in our homes, our marriages, raising our children, on the job, and everywhere in between.

Because if we say we believe it, eventually our lives ought to show it.

Hosted by Brandon Wilemon — the Passive Pay Dad and Founder of FaithWithoutWorksOnline.

Faith isn't just a suit on a Sunday.

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David could not defeat Goliath while wearing Saul’s armor. He had to fight with what God had prepared him to use.

In Episode 5 of Faith Without Works, Brandon examines David’s refusal of Saul’s armor alongside Paul’s command to put on the whole armour of God. The battle is spiritual, the enemy is real, and we cannot win by trusting in somebody else’s strength, experience, or equipment.

God has not called us into battle empty-handed. He has given us truth, righteousness, the preparation of the gospel of peace, faith, salvation, His Word, and prayer. The question is not whether the armor is available. The question is whether we are putting it on.

Faith isn’t just a suit on a Sunday. It must be lived when the battle comes.

Primary Scripture:

Ephesians 6:10–18 KJV

Additional Scriptures:

1 Samuel 17:37–40, 45, 47–49

Joshua 6:2–3

Judges 7

1 Kings 18:36–37

2 Chronicles 20:12, 17

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