In James Chapter 4, we are confronted with the hidden depths of our sins and the boundless grace of God. The story of the Titanic serves as a metaphor, illustrating how our visible conflicts are often just the tip of the iceberg, with deeper sinful desires lurking beneath the surface. James exposes these hidden passions within the church, urging believers to look beyond surface-level quarrels and address the root causes of their conflicts. James emphasizes that our internal desires and passions, which are often at odds with God's will, lead to quarrels, fights, and even murder among believers. He warns that friendship with the world makes us enemies of God, leading to spiritual adultery. Despite these challenges, James offers a message of hope: God's grace is greater than our sin. He extends this grace to those who humble themselves and seek His forgiveness. Reflect on your desires, seek God's grace, and strive for unity within the church community.