James continues to teach on the war between the passions of the flesh and the Spirit.

Looking at Philippians 2 and asking the question, "Do you have the mind of Christ?"

James continues his teaching about faith proclaimed and faith lived with particular emphasis on true wisdom.

In this section of Scripture, Jesus reveals to a crowd that he is the Bread of Life.

James continues his teaching about faith proclaimed and faith lived, but now moves to a very specific application: the way we speak.

A look at the life of Joseph.

James speaks to the important, and inseparable, link between faith claimed and works lived.

James warns us against the sin of favoritism and reminds us that we are to love our neighbor as ourself as an implication of being a disciple of Jesus.

Warren looks at Jesus' example of washing the disciples' feet and how this informs our view and service of others.

James helps Christians to understand how to live the lives that God has called them to live. Because we have been brought forth by the Word of God, James says we are now called to live accordingly.