What James has to say must be said, heard and acted upon by believers. We must recognize and resist the earthly, sensual and demonic works against believers which show up in the form of self-seeking, bitter envy and confusion.

What James has to say must be said, heard and acted upon by believers. We must recognize and resist the earthly, sensual and demonic works against believers which show up in the form of self-seeking, bitter envy and confusion.

James works to slow the rush to being a teacher in the church, warning that they will be held accountable for what they teach. This applies to the words of all, the mouth must be tamed or it will do great harm, like arson or arsenic.

James works to slow the rush to being a teacher in the church, warning that they will be held accountable for what they teach. This applies to the words of all, the mouth must be tamed or it will do great harm, like arson or arsenic.

James gets right to the point about serving faith; faith that goes beyond mere words by doing what is called for. The reader of this section will be more challenged by what they understand than by what they do not understand.

James gets right to the point about serving faith; faith that goes beyond mere words by doing what is called for. The reader of this section will be more challenged by what they understand than by what they do not understand.

James gets right to the point about serving faith; faith that goes beyond mere words by doing what is called for. The reader of this section will be more challenged by what they understand than by what they do not understand.

James opens with our Lord Jesus Christ, the Glory. Then quick and thorough are his rebukes against the sin of snobbery amongst church goers and breaking God’s laws. He encourages obedience to Scripture, love and mercy.

James opens with our Lord Jesus Christ, the Glory. Then quick and thorough are his rebukes against the sin of snobbery amongst church goers and breaking God’s laws. He encourages obedience to Scripture, love and mercy.

James opens with our Lord Jesus Christ, the Glory. Then quick and thorough are his rebukes against the sin of snobbery amongst church goers and breaking God’s laws. He encourages obedience to Scripture, love and mercy.