In these short, Christmas devotionals in the 12 days leading up to Christmas, William traces God's promised redemption through the Old Testament.

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In this episode, the guys unpack James 5:12-20. In these verses, James gives his final instructions of his letter. In closing, he exhorts his readers to speak truthfully, to live lives of prayer, and to bring back their wandering brothers. All this is characteristic of the wholehearted, consistent life that God desires for His people.

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In this episode, the guys unpack James 5:1-11. In these verses, James reassures his readers that Jesus is coming back. For the unbelieving rich who have oppressed believers and lived to indulge themselves, that means severe judgment. For Christians, that means blessing. In light of that reality, we are to wait patiently for the coming of the Lord, following in the footsteps of the people of God who came before us.

Welcome back to the Bible Caddie Podcast! In this Thanksgiving week episode, William Kane & Webb Simpson talk about decision making as a Christian.

In this episode, the guys unpack James 4:13-17. In these verses, James lays out the do’s and don’t’s of making plans. To leave God out of our plans is both foolish and arrogant. As Christians, we should plan with God in mind, depending on Him both to make and execute our plans. 

In this episode, the guys unpack James 4:1-12. There’s hardly a more relevant passage in the entire Bible to help us navigate our conflicts with others and with God. These verses answer questions like— Where does conflict come from? How big of a deal is it? How does God respond to us in our conflicts? And when we find ourselves in conflict, what should we do to course correct?

In this episode, the guys unpack James 3:13-18. This passage contrasts worldly wisdom and Biblical wisdom. Worldly wisdom is from below and is even demonically influenced. It shows up in jealousy and selfish ambition. And over time, it produces bad fruit in our lives. Biblical wisdom, on the other hand, is from above, from God. It produces meekness in our hearts that expresses itself in good conduct. And it produces a harvest of righteousness.

In this episode, the guys unpack James 3:1-12. In these verses, James explains the power and danger of our speech. As Christians, our speech should be consistent with what we claim to believe. And yet, so often, our speech reveals that we have a divided heart. But the gospel gives us hope! Because Jesus died for our sins of speech, like every other sin, we can begin to put off our old way of speaking to and we can begin to honor the Lord and others with what we say. 

In this episode, the guys unpack one of the most controversial passages in the New Testament, James 2:14-26. These verses shows us that true faith travels with works. It's not simply enough to say the right things or even to know the right things. If faith is genuine, it will ultimately result in action.

In this episode, the guys are joined by 5-time PGA Tour winner Jonathan Byrd. After some banter with J Byrd, the guys unpack James 2:1-13. In these verses, James instructs his readers not to show partiality. He then gives a number of reasons why this is incompatible with Biblical Christianity. Showing partiality contradicts God's character, ways, law, and judgment. If we are going to live wholehearted lives like James desires, we must reject partiality as well.