James, right to the point, tells Christian’s to not bad-mouth each other, asking those who do to tell us who they think that they are to do so. He tells us that we must live by God’s will and not presumptuously striving to do as we please.

Without surrender to God the Devil prevails in our lives. But those submitted to God draw near to Him, improving their outward and inward life. James points out that those who lack serious living in the face of sin have it all wrong.

Without surrender to God the Devil prevails in our lives. But those submitted to God draw near to Him, improving their outward and inward life. James points out that those who lack serious living in the face of sin have it all wrong.

Wasting no time James attacks those things that strip Christians of peace. He intensifies his assault against shameful behaviors amongst churchgoers, such as infidelity, infighting, hedonism, prayer less.

Wasting no time James attacks those things that strip Christians of peace. He intensifies his assault against shameful behaviors amongst churchgoers, such as infidelity, infighting, hedonism, prayer less.

Wasting no time James attacks those things that strip Christians of peace. He intensifies his assault against shameful behaviors amongst churchgoers, such as infidelity, infighting, hedonism, prayer less.

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.

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.