Favoritism has no part in a life holding faith in the Lord Jesus Christ; our union with Christ, who perfectly fulfilled the law, frees us to live out the 'royal law' and love others as Christ has loved us.

Favoritism has no part in a life holding faith in the Lord Jesus Christ.

The stone that the builders rejected has become the cornerstone.

James provides three "key performance indicators" that typify a whole life that hears and does the word of God.

The one who perseveres in looking into the teachings of Christ - looking in such a way that they're believed as vital to all of life - is the one who truly flourishes in the midst of God's program of redemption.

How to shed the actions of our lives apart from Christ and instead live as the new creations we are, where our hearts and our hands are to be characterized by integrality.

Our good Father brings trials for our growth into wholeness, but our desires lure and entice us to rebel against that intent and to sin.

Those who endure through trials are those that truly flourish, and God has promised true, lasting life to those who love Him.

We’re called to see ourselves as God sees us (whether we’re rich or poor or anything else), and warned not to exhibit double-mindedness when lured by threats to a steadfast faith.

Our desire for a godly perspective on life flows from a love for God, not from a doubting heart that lacks spiritual integrity. This is a part of being made whole in Christ.