new testament · Book 59 of 66
Read, draw and reflect with devotionals and free printable resources from James.
Draw and colour
devotional drawing page
A free James 1:19–25 drawing printable with a deliberately unfinished standing mirror, open page and unfinished path scene, inviting readers to notice the passage and complete the picture in their own way.
devotional drawing page
A free James 5:7–11 devotional drawing page printable featuring an unfinished Bible scene inspired by “Patience That Keeps Working”.
devotional drawing page
A free James 2:1–9 devotional drawing page printable featuring an unfinished Bible scene inspired by “No Favouritism at the Gathering”.
Scripture typography colouring page
A free James 1:5 Scripture typography colouring page with clear outlined words, generous white space and simple book-specific line art.
colouring page
This Scripture coloring page focuses on one of the clearest promises about guidance in the New Testament: “But if any of you lacks wisdom, let him ask of God, who gives to all liberally and without reproach; and it will be given to him.” — James 1:5 (WEB) James writes to believers facing trials and […]
Read and reflect
James 1:19–25
A James 1 reflection on listening slowly, receiving truth without defensiveness and letting what we see become concrete action.
James 3:1–12
A James devotional for James 3:1–12 with a grounded reflection, questions, prayer and a practical next step. James uses vivid images to show how small words can guide, ignite, bless and wound, exposing inconsistency in our speech.
James 1:5
A human-centred James 1:5 devotional exploring ask for wisdom through context, honest reflection, prayer and a linked typography colouring page.
James 5:7–11
A James devotional for James 5:7–11 with a grounded reflection, questions, prayer and a practical next step. James compares patient endurance to a farmer waiting for rain, holding steady without pretending the season can be hurried.
James 2:1–9
A James devotional for James 2:1–9 with a grounded reflection, questions, prayer and a practical next step. James exposes how wealth and appearance can determine seating, attention and belonging even inside a worshipping community.
