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A faith gauge measures the visible evidence of our inner spiritual condition through our actions and deeds. James 2:14-20 teaches that genuine faith must be demonstrated through works, not to earn salvation, but to show that our salvation is real. While Paul emphasized salvation by grace alone to combat legalism, James addressed the opposite problem of empty faith without corresponding actions. True faith naturally expresses itself through love and care for others, especially the vulnerable. The key is understanding that we are saved by faith alone, but the faith that saves is never alone - it always produces fruit in our lives.
By Dale Tompkins5
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A faith gauge measures the visible evidence of our inner spiritual condition through our actions and deeds. James 2:14-20 teaches that genuine faith must be demonstrated through works, not to earn salvation, but to show that our salvation is real. While Paul emphasized salvation by grace alone to combat legalism, James addressed the opposite problem of empty faith without corresponding actions. True faith naturally expresses itself through love and care for others, especially the vulnerable. The key is understanding that we are saved by faith alone, but the faith that saves is never alone - it always produces fruit in our lives.